Consumer reports did a test in 135 printers to find out the best money-saving printers. They assessed quality by printing thousands of pages of text, color graphics and photos, even used the latest all-in-ones. They also tested the time to see which had the highest efficient. But the resulet showed that speeds vary widely, with one machine printing almost three times faster than the others.
And because the cost of printer ink cartridges can really pile up, testers also checked how quickly printers run through ink. But still a surprise result that some printers cost more than twice as much as others to use.
Get your ink or toner cartridge refilled is one of the cost-effective solution if your printer is an ink hog. It saves at least as much as 80% to consumers, a stuff of toner ink cartridges company said. For example, a black toner cartridge is about $98 to buy new and $48 to refill. A black inkjet cartridge is $20 new and $7 to refill. By the way, there's also a secondary environmental benefit of keeping old cartridges from ending up in the landfill.
Aside from how much ink your machine uses, it's handy to get a printer that has a network connection so you can print from across the room or even from another floor. It has a network connection and uses less ink than any others tested. It has to be left on all of the time, but keeping it on uses very little power.
The all-in-one ink cartridges HP Officejet Pro 8500A is considered a Consumer Reports best buy at $180. If you only print in black-and-white then consider a laser all-in-one printer . The $170 Cartridges Brother-MFC 7360N is a Consumer Reports best buy. It's easy on toner, and prints 14 pages a minute. HP Officejet 6000 Wireless for around $100 is a good choice–less than the cost of some ink cartridges, if you want to print photos and don't care about scanning and copying.
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