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Best All-in-One Printers in 2020

Printers play an important role in our daily life, as per your work needs there is a printer specially designed to meet your needs. Most of the top printer manufacturers have a wide range of printer that is used in our home for basic use to heavy duty printers in our offices. Here, is some of the latest and best list of printers available in today’s market.



1.                 Canon Pixma TR8550 Printer

·         4-in-1 colour inkjet printer

·         15 ppm with capacity of 100 paper

·         Paper size up to A4

·         Touch screen

·         Front USB port

·         Weight- 8kg

 

Unlike other Canon’s inkjet printer, this compact all-in one printer use five cartridges to deliver you the best, vivid, natural looking photographs on glossy paper. It also features SD card reader suitable best for photographers. It has touchscreen, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity. If needed it have a fax facility, an automatic document feeder and high resolution scanner.

 

2.                Espon work force pro WF-4630 printer

·         4-in1 colour inkjet printer

·         20ppm with paper capacity of 150 papers

·         Fast printing

·         Weight-8 kg

 

This printer may not bear attractive looks but its powerful features make it more valuable. As an inkjet printer its colour and photo performance is very good and very economical if Espon high capacity cartridges are used for printing. It is packed with all essential features like fax, cloud printing.

 

3.                 Brother MFC-J5330DW

·         4-in1 colour inkjet printer

·         22 ppm with paper capacity of 300 papers.

·         Weight-16.9 kg

·         Paper size up to A3

 

This powerful and unique machine comes with latest features and impressive specifications. The paper tray can hold 300 pages and another 50. The printing speed can challenge most of the laser printers. This printer allows you to printer up to the size of A3 and scans a4 size documents with vivid print quality.

 

4.                HP LaserJet Pro MFP M227fdw printer

·         4-in-1 mono laser printer

·         28 ppm with paper capacity of 300 papers.

·         Weight- 16.8 kg

·         Paper size up to A4

 

This printer is quite expensive as compared to others, due to crisp print quality with very print speed. Being a mono machine it is quicker than any other inkjet printer.

 

5.                 HP Envy 5055

·         3-in1 colour inkjet printer

·         10 ppm with paper capacity of 100 papers.

·         Weight- 5.4 kg.

 

This compact all-in-1 affordable print scan and photocopy machine has strength of producing one of the best photo on photo papers. It is affordable, user friendly and very easy to use. It lacks front usb ports and Ethernet connectivity due to its low cost.

 

6.                LexmarkMB2236adw printer

·         Colour laser multi-functional device.

·         23 ppm with paper capacity of 251 papers.

·         Weight- 26.8 kg

·         Paper size of up to A4

 

This heavy duty freak can be a reliable workstation for busy home, office or small business. Being not that fast allows you to produce one of the best quality crisp colour. It is equipped with duplex scanning as well as printing best for a first class photocopier.

 

7.                Brother MFC-J5945DW printer

·         4-in-1 colour inkjet

·         22 ppm with paper capacity 500 papers.

·         Weight-21 kg

·         Paper size of up to A3

 

This device prints quickly as a laser and has a high capacity of paper and ink, is very good at printing high quality photos. At this price you will find difficult to find a laser printer which can handle A3 paper.

 

8.                Canon i-Sensys MF735Cx Printer

·         4-in-1 colour laser printer

·         27 ppm with paper capacity of 250 papers.

·         Weight- 26.5 kg

 

This makes an excellent photocopier with dual side scanning and duplex printing. The print speed is quite impressive, and is equipped with a user friendly touchscreen.

9.                Xerox Versa Link C405 printer

·         4-in-1 colour laser MFD

·         Printing speed of 35 ppm with paper capacity of 550 + 100 papers.

·         Paper size up to A4

·         Weight- 33kg

This printer is specially designed for heavy work best suitable for your office. It has a very high capacity for toner and paper with 550 sheets in the main paper tray and another 150 in its multipurpose tray. It has a very high speed and a large touchscreen in the front of the printer.

 

10.               Canon Maxify MB2750 printer.

·         4-in-1 colour inkjet printer

·         23 ppm with paper capacity of 500 papers.

·         Paper size up to A4

·         Weight-12.1 kg

 

This multipurpose device contains everything you need for your home office or smallbusiness. It has basic functions from faxing, printing and scanning which is done at a fast rate. The print quality is quite impressive and has a large colour touchscreen.

 


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