A print-only monochrome laser aimed at home workspaces, with automatic duplex over Wi-Fi or Ethernet. It has no scanner or copier, so anyone needing those functions should look at an all-in-one.
A color laser all-in-one for a small office, with several network options and a large touchscreen. It is large and heavy, and fax appears in the description but not the spec list.
A compact black and white multifunction laser that prints, copies and scans with automatic two-sided output and a document feeder. It has no fax, and everything comes out in monochrome.
A basic wireless monochrome laser for light home and office document printing. It flips pages by hand for two-sided jobs and has no network port, so heavier users should step up a model.
A compact black and white all-in-one that adds fax and a document feeder to automatic two-sided printing. It prints only in monochrome, and the scan resolution is modest.
A compact mono laser all-in-one with single pass duplex scanning and a touchscreen for busy home offices. It cannot print color, and the starter toner runs out quickly.
A compact color laser for home offices that need crisp color documents and automatic two-sided printing. It prints only, so scanning and copying need another device.
Brother MFC-L2750DW All-in-One Laser Printer with Cable
A monochrome laser all-in-one for a home or small office that needs printing, copying, scanning and faxing in one unit. It prints in black only, so color documents are out.
A compact, wireless black and white laser that prints fast and two sided for homes and small offices. It prints only, so scanning and copying need another device.
A moderate-speed color laser all-in-one for a small office, with an automatic duplexer and a large touchscreen. It has one tray and no Ethernet port in the spec list.
A compact print only laser for a home office that wants fast black text and duplex over Wi-Fi. It does not scan or copy, and the bundled cable is an extra, not a printer port.
Brother MFC-L8900CDW Color Laser All-in-One Printer
A capable color all in one for an office that wants laser speed and networking. The listing is sparse, so check functions, tray details and size against the Brother spec sheet.
Brother MFC-L8900CDW Color All-in-One Laser Printer
A business class color laser all-in-one with a big feeder, legal size flatbed and duplex across every function. It is large and heavy, so it needs a dedicated spot.
Printer Output Type
Color
Additional Printer Functions
Print, copy, scan, fax
Duplex
Automatic
Printer Connectivity Type
USB 2.0, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, NFC
Brother DCP-L2550DW All-in-One Laser Printer with Cable
A compact mono laser three-in-one for home and small offices, with a document feeder, wireless and auto duplex. Print speed is listed two ways, and there is no fax or color.
A fast, print-only black-and-white laser for home and small offices with mobile printing built in. It does not scan or copy, so pair it with another device if needed.
A compact color laser all-in-one that prints, copies, scans and faxes for a home or small office. It is heavy for its size, and the black scan speed is listed two different ways.
Brother HL-L2370DW Monochrome Laser Printer with Cable
A compact black-and-white laser for home offices that prints fast and connects wirelessly. The starter toner runs out quickly, so plan on buying a full cartridge early.
A compact mono laser for a home office or a small workgroup that prints from several computers on one network. Color, scanning and a clear warranty are not part of the listing.
Brother MFC-L3770CDW Color All-in-One Printer with Cable
A compact color laser all in one with fax, a document feeder and wide connectivity for a small office. The starter toners are short and the unit is large for a home desk.
Brother MFC-L3765CDW Wireless Color All-in-One Laser Printer
A color laser all-in-one that prints, copies, scans and faxes with automatic duplex for home offices and small teams. It is heavy and arrives with starter toner.
These 10 laser printers are the most searched brands and models among the established products in this category (monthly searches for each brand and model); on a tie, the one with more owner ratings ranks first. Product data comes from public Amazon listings (updated 2 days ago). We do not test products ourselves.
Brother, HP, Lexmark, Canon, Xerox lead this category among the 9 brands that passed our curation checks.
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About laser printers
Laser printers come in monochrome and colour versions: monochrome suits documents that remain readable in black and white, while colour matters when charts, annotations or handouts depend on colour distinctions. Before comparing speed claims, decide whether your usual workload is a short document printed between other tasks or a substantial batch, because the delay before printing starts and the pace after it starts affect those jobs differently.
For short, occasional jobs, focus on the wait for the first page. Among the 5 products that list initial page print time, most fall between 7.4 and 8.5 seconds, and 8.5 seconds is typical. Check whether the advertised time starts with the printer ready, asleep or powering up; a ready-state figure may understate the wait after an idle afternoon. For longer documents, compare print speed under the same conditions as your work, including colour mode and single-sided or double-sided printing. Large graphics and more demanding quality settings can slow output. If you regularly queue substantial batches, paper tray capacity also matters: compare it with your usual batch size to judge whether you will need to refill the tray midway.
Decide whether scanning and copying need to happen at the printer, since those tasks require a multifunction model. For stacks of originals, an automatic document feeder saves placing each sheet on the glass; if those originals have content on both sides, confirm that the feeder can scan both sides automatically. Automatic double-sided printing is a separate feature worth prioritising for reports and handouts that would otherwise require manually reinserting pages. For envelopes, labels or heavier stock, establish that the printer permits the intended medium, then check the supported sizes, weights and feed path. Labels must be suitable for laser printing, whose heat can make unsuitable adhesive stock a poor choice.
Before buying, compare the printer’s dimensions with your available space, including clearance for open trays, scanner lids and toner replacement. The connectivity filter is a starting point for checking the listing: confirm the exact connection method, operating system support and mobile printing requirements for your devices, plus whether any required cable is supplied or sold separately. For ongoing upkeep, identify the required toner cartridges and whether the imaging drum is replaced separately. Compare supplied starter toner with replacement cartridge yields, remembering that pages with dense graphics consume more toner than lightly covered text pages, and check which additional maintenance parts the manual lists as replaceable.
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