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How much do you estimate that you will print each month? And do you want duplex scanning from Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) or is single page enough? I can agree that the Officejet Pro 8025 is a good option. It's basically as near office printer you can come but still stay in the consumer segment when it comes to HP printer. Based on how much you will print I would also recommend to look into Instant Ink if that would be a viable option. Many in here hate it because it's a subscription model based on how many pages you print per month and you get ink shipped whenever you need it, but I myself honestly thinks it's great and it fit my needs. Many HP printers comes with x months of free Instant Ink and after that you can always cancel it if you want and just buy regular ink cartridges. No shilling, just informing about it. If I could I would also try to recommend any other brand but I don't know them honestly so I have nothing to add there. More on reddit.com

Best thing I ever did! I found a decent quality HP color laser printer on OfferUp for $25 and never looked back. It's been 2 years and I still have not had to change the toner cartridge. I don't use it that often, but I have printed a 1000 page manual with no problems.

Not only has the ink lasted, but the printer itself has had no issues. The software it came with was simple with no bloatware. One thing about laser printers that 8 have noticed is that they are geared toward businesses, not the average consumer, so they are designed much more dependably.

Im pretty sure that I got a smoking deal on the printer. It was in almost new condition. The owners were moving out of the country and didn't want to transport it. I think the printer retailed for around $300.

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