Best laser printers for the way you use them

Let the paperwork you handle decide. For everyday monochrome printing plus stacks of one-sided scans, the Brother DCP-L2640DW fits. If you need color and automatic two-sided scanning, go with the Canon MF665Cdw. For bigger print runs where you do not need a scanner, the Brother HL-L6210DW is the one built for it.

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Position 2
Canon MF665Cdw

Canon, MF665Cdw

MF665Cdw

Prints color handouts and takes two-sided forms without you flipping every page.

Best forDouble-sided paperwork and color handouts

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Letter pages at up to 26 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Special media that it supports has to be fed one sheet at a time through the bypass.
Position 3
Brother HL-L2460DW

Brother, HL-L2460DW

HL-L2460DW

Prints two-sided and spares you the desk space a scanner takes.

Best forReport printing alongside a scanner you own

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Letter pages at up to 36 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Paper originals need a different machine to scan them.
Position 4
Canon MF753Cdw II

Canon, MF753Cdw II

MF753Cdw II

Prints in color and scans both sides of a stack of documents automatically.

Best forRegular two-sided scanning and color reports

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Speed: up to 35 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • The optional 550-sheet cassette is an added cost and makes it taller.
Position 5
Brother HL-L6210DW

Brother, HL-L6210DW

HL-L6210DW

Big black-and-white jobs without stopping often to reload paper.

Best forLarge jobs with fewer reloading stops

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Letter pages at up to 50 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • No scanner is included. Leave room for trays, paper access and the clearance for ventilation that the manual calls for.
Position 6
Brother MFC-L2820DW

Brother, MFC-L2820DW

MFC-L2820DW

An office that works with single-sided forms gets fax and a 50-sheet feeder.

Best forFax and office paperwork

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Letter pages at up to 36 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Double-sided documents that come in have to be flipped and scanned a second time.
Position 7
Brother HL-L2405W

Brother, HL-L2405W

HL-L2405W

A plain wireless printer for letters and the odd bit of household paperwork.

Best forLetters and home paperwork once in a while

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Maxes out at 30 Letter pages per minute
  • Two-sided printing done by hand

What you give up

  • It lacks automatic two-sided printing, a scanner and an Ethernet port.
Position 8
Brother HL-L3220CDW

Brother, HL-L3220CDW

HL-L3220CDW

Wireless-network printing for color handouts and two-sided documents.

Best forColor handouts where the network is Wi-Fi

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • At most 19 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Lacks both a scanner and Ethernet.
Position 9
Brother MFC-L3720CDW

Brother, MFC-L3720CDW

MFC-L3720CDW

A Wi-Fi office that copies in color and scans stacks of single-sided documents.

Best forOne-sided scan batches and color copying

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • At most 19 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • It cannot scan both sides automatically and has no wired Ethernet connection.
Position 10
Brother HL-L2480DW

Brother, HL-L2480DW

HL-L2480DW

Routine two-sided printing, plus the odd copy of a book page.

Best forRoutine reports and copying book pages

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Letter pages at up to 36 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • It has no document feeder, which means stacks go in a sheet at a time.
Position 11
Brother HL-L3280CDW

Brother, HL-L3280CDW

HL-L3280CDW

Color documents on a network that is shared, wired or wireless.

Best forEthernet-shared color printing

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Speed: up to 27 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • It only prints, so paper documents stay on paper.
Position 12
Brother MFC-L8930CDW

Brother, MFC-L8930CDW

MFC-L8930CDW

Suits a busy shared office that needs color prints and large scan stacks.

Best forA color-printing office with big scan batches

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Prints on both sides automatically
  • Flatbed plus an 80-sheet document feeder

What you give up

  • A permanent, sturdy spot is needed for the 58.4-pound body.
Position 13
Brother MFC-L3780CDW

Brother, MFC-L3780CDW

MFC-L3780CDW

Color charts and two-sided paperwork for a shared network.

Best forColor jobs where originals are two-sided

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Letter pages at up to 31 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Compared with the main cassette, the 30-sheet multipurpose tray is small.
Position 14
Brother HL-L3300CDW

Brother, HL-L3300CDW

HL-L3300CDW

Prints in color and handles an occasional copy of a book page or loose sheet.

Best forColor prints and the odd flatbed copy

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Prints on both sides automatically
  • Flatbed scanner

What you give up

  • It has no feeder or Ethernet port.
Position 15
HP M110w

HP, M110w

M110w

Compact and print-only, meant for simple black-and-white documents.

Best forBasic jobs in black and white

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Top speed of 21 Letter pages per minute
  • Two-sided printing done by hand

What you give up

  • You have to handle two-sided pages by hand.
Position 16
HP 3301sdw

HP, 3301sdw

3301sdw

A small team that wants color prints and scanned documents.

Best forDaily scanning and color printouts

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Letter pages at up to 26 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • If your originals are double-sided, confirm exactly how scanning works before you buy.
Position 17
Brother MFC-L5915DW

Brother, MFC-L5915DW

MFC-L5915DW

Quick monochrome printing and scanning for an office that runs on documents.

Best forMonochrome paperwork in large volume

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Letter pages at up to 50 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • It cannot print in color, and it is far bigger than home-office models.
Position 18
Canon LBP6030w

Canon, LBP6030w

LBP6030w

Basic wireless printing in black and white, scanner not included.

Best forPlain text printing over wireless

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • At most 19 Letter pages per minute
  • Two-sided printing done by hand

What you give up

  • It cannot duplex automatically.
Position 19
Canon LBP646Cdw

Canon, LBP646Cdw

LBP646Cdw

Prints color documents sent from a phone, a computer or a wired office network.

Best forColor printing shared among several devices

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Letter pages at up to 26 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • It only prints, and special media goes in one sheet at a time.
Position 20
Canon MF465dw II

Canon, MF465dw II

MF465dw II

Monochrome office work at a busy pace, with regular scanning of two-sided paperwork.

Best forStacks of two-sided scans and frequent reports

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Letter pages at up to 42 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • The scanner picks up color originals, but it prints only in black and white.
Position 21
Canon MF462dw II

Canon, MF462dw II

MF462dw II

Everyday black-and-white printing for the office, plus two-sided forms.

Best forDuplex originals in a monochrome office

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Letter pages at up to 37 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Color scanning does not come with color printing on this model.
Position 22
Canon MF662Cdw

Canon, MF662Cdw

MF662Cdw

Prints in color and makes occasional flatbed copies of books or single pages.

Best forCopying book pages and printing in color

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Letter pages at up to 26 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Lacks an automatic document feeder.
Position 23
Canon LBP172dw

Canon, LBP172dw

LBP172dw

Printing from multiple devices, for people who can do without a scanner.

Best forShared printing, no scanner required

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Speed: up to 35 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Printing only.
Position 24
Canon MF751Cdw II

Canon, MF751Cdw II

MF751Cdw II

A shared network where people print color batches and scan single-sided papers.

Best forOne-sided originals and color reports

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Speed: up to 35 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • There is no fax, and the feeder cannot scan both sides on its own.
Position 25
Canon MF3010 VP

Canon, MF3010 VP

MF3010 VP

A single computer on USB, with the occasional book or ID card to copy.

Best forA lone USB computer and copies now and then

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • At most 19 Letter pages per minute
  • Two-sided printing done by hand

What you give up

  • It lacks Wi-Fi, Ethernet, automatic duplex printing and a document feeder.
Position 26
Canon MF275dw

Canon, MF275dw

MF275dw

Fax plus an automatic feeder for short stacks, in a small office.

Best forOffice fax and short batches to scan

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Maxes out at 30 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Only one side at a time gets read by the 35-sheet feeder.
Position 27
Canon LBP122dw

Canon, LBP122dw

LBP122dw

A lightly used office that wants wireless, two-sided black-and-white printing.

Best forTwo-sided text printing under light use

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Maxes out at 30 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Its paper capacity is lower than 250-sheet alternatives, and there is no scanner.
Position 28
Canon LBP246dw II

Canon, LBP246dw II

LBP246dw II

A 100-sheet multipurpose tray, kept separate, for frequent print runs.

Best forJobs that rely on a multipurpose tray

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Letter pages at up to 42 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • You will need another device to scan.
Position 29
Canon MF287dw

Canon, MF287dw

MF287dw

Office forms in short single-sided stacks, with fax and network printing.

Best forFax and paperwork on a network

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Speed: up to 35 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • The feeder takes only 35 sheets, and it cannot scan two sides automatically.
Position 30
Canon MF284dw

Canon, MF284dw

MF284dw

Prints two-sided and scans short stacks of office forms that are one-sided.

Best forOffice forms, fax not needed

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Speed: up to 35 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Missing fax and automatic two-sided scanning.
Position 31
HP 3101fdw

HP, 3101fdw

3101fdw

Fax and single-sided document scanning for a small office.

Best forFax, plus stacks of one-sided documents

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Speed: up to 35 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Automatic duplex applies to printing here, and does not extend to scanning two sides.
Position 32
HP M140w

HP, M140w

M140w

A flatbed for ID cards and book pages, and light printing for the household.

Best forHome printing and copying on the flatbed

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Top speed of 21 Letter pages per minute
  • Two-sided printing done by hand

What you give up

  • No document feeder, and duplex printing is not automatic.
Position 33
HP 4001dn

HP, 4001dn

4001dn

Quick monochrome printing for a spot near an Ethernet connection.

Best forWired-network monochrome reports

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Letter pages at up to 42 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Without a scanner or built-in Wi-Fi.
Position 34
HP 3101sdw

HP, 3101sdw

3101sdw

Scan stacks of single-sided pages and print black-and-white reports daily.

Best forDaily reports, with one-sided scanning in batches

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Speed: up to 35 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Fax is missing, as is automatic double-sided scanning.
Position 35
HP 3001dw

HP, 3001dw

3001dw

Two-sided office printing for devices connected by wire or wirelessly.

Best forTwo-sided printing the office shares

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Speed: up to 35 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Opened up, it reaches 29.9 inches deep, more than the closed body.
Position 36
HP M207dw

HP, M207dw

M207dw

Light office printing, with two-sided output done automatically.

Best forAutomatic duplex for reports under light use

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • At most 28 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Scanner absent, with a 150-sheet input tray.
Position 37
HP M235sdw

HP, M235sdw

M235sdw

Printing and single-sided form scanning for a small shared office.

Best forOne-sided paperwork at a shared desk

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • At most 28 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Printing duplexes automatically, but you still turn two-sided originals by hand.
Position 38
HP 3105sdw

HP, 3105sdw

3105sdw

Two-sided report printing and one-sided form scanning for a shared office.

Best forReports to print, forms to scan

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Peaks at 33 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Automatic capture of both sides is not something the feeder does.
Position 39
HP M209dw

HP, M209dw

M209dw

For a small team on a wired or wireless setup, two-sided monochrome documents.

Best forA small team printing text on both sides

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Maxes out at 30 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Scanner not included, input tray of only 150 sheets.
Position 40
HP 4301fdw

HP, 4301fdw

4301fdw

Automatic two-sided scanning and color printing of business documents.

Best forA commercial office printing in color

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Speed: up to 35 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • HP classifies it as Class A equipment, meant for commercial settings.
Position 41
HP 3201dw

HP, 3201dw

3201dw

Color documents printed two-sided, sent over an office network.

Best forColor printing at the office, no scanner

Why it suits you

  • Color printing
  • Letter pages at up to 26 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Neither scans nor copies.
Position 42
HP 4101fdw

HP, 4101fdw

4101fdw

Automatic two-sided scanning, and monochrome reports on a frequent basis.

Best forRoutine reports and duplex scanning

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Letter pages at up to 42 per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Color charts do not print in color on it.
Position 43
HP M501dn

HP, M501dn

M501dn

Long monochrome jobs over Ethernet, in a commercial office.

Best forExtended runs in a commercial office

Why it suits you

  • Black-and-white printing
  • Top speed of 45 Letter pages per minute
  • Prints on both sides automatically

What you give up

  • Class A equipment, per HP, is for commercial use and not residential.
Position 44
Canon imageCLASS MF289dwPhoto: Canon

Canon, MF289dw (US 6354C005)

imageCLASS MF289dw

In a 15.4-inch-wide body, you get automatic two-sided scanning and fax along with black-and-white printing.

Best forHome offices that still use fax and scan double-sided paperwork

Why it suits you

  • AC 110–127 V at 60 Hz rating on US SKU 6354C005
  • Flatbed copying and fax, plus automatic two-sided printing and scanning
  • AirPrint, USB, Ethernet and Wi-Fi support

What you give up

  • Printing stays black and white, even when the original it scans is in color
  • The automatic feeder is the wrong choice for books, delicate originals and unsuitable paper, so those go on the flatbed
  • Larger jobs will still need reloading, since the standard input holds 250 sheets
  • Keep originals the same size and below the feeder’s limit line, and do not add or pull sheets mid-scan.
Position 45
Brother MFC-L8730CDW

Brother, MFC-L8730CDW

MFC-L8730CDW

A packet in the eligible 51- to 80-sheet range scans in one go, and the same machine then prints your color handouts. The bigger feeder does not make the flatbed legal-size, and you still have to collect long print runs.

Best forColor paperwork, and scan packets too big for a 50-sheet feeder

Why it suits you

  • Single-pass duplex document feeder of 80 sheets, with capacity based on 20 lb paper.
  • In black or color, up to 33 single-sided Letter pages per minute.
  • A multipurpose tray of 50 sheets alongside a 250-sheet main tray.

What you give up

  • Its glass is rated for Letter originals. Just because it handles legal-size paper does not make the flatbed legal-size.
  • It comes with a 300-sheet standard input and a 150-sheet output. Buying more paper trays is a separate expense.
Position 46
Brother MFC-L5710DW

Brother, MFC-L5710DW

MFC-L5710DW

Frequent black-and-white jobs and two-sided scan stacks, minus the extra width of the MFC-L5915DW. If delicate legal-size originals need to lie flat, this is not the machine for them.

Best forOrdinary paperwork scanned and black prints made at a busy shared desk

Why it suits you

  • Single-sided Letter pages come out at up to 48 per minute.
  • Capacity of the 50-sheet single-pass duplex feeder is based on 20 lb paper.
  • A 150-sheet face-down output, a 250-sheet main tray and a 100-sheet multipurpose tray.

What you give up

  • The scanner reads color, but nothing prints in color.
  • The glass falls short of Legal length, though Legal originals can run through the supported feeder path.
Position 47
Brother HL-L8430CDW

Brother, HL-L8430CDW

HL-L8430CDW

Plain paper can stay loaded while supported alternate stock goes through a separate tray in batches. It makes a useful color workhorse when scanning is handled elsewhere, though it is deeper than the compact HL-L3280CDW.

Best forColor handouts and letterhead jobs that recur, alongside a separate scanner

Why it suits you

  • In black or color, up to 33 single-sided Letter pages per minute.
  • Based on 20 lb paper, there is a 250-sheet standard tray and a 50-sheet multipurpose tray.
  • Face-down output of 150 sheets.

What you give up

  • It only prints, so copying a book or scanning a form is out.
  • Working clearance for trays and servicing comes on top of the 18.6-inch body depth.
Position 48
Brother HL-L5210DW

Brother, HL-L5210DW

HL-L5210DW

A shorter body than the HL-L6210DW, for frequent black-and-white printing. The separate multipurpose tray means ordinary paper can stay put, yet large jobs still call for refills and for you to collect the output.

Best forFrequent monochrome jobs where the 250-sheet main tray is sufficient

Why it suits you

  • Single-sided Letter pages come out at up to 48 per minute.
  • The 250-sheet main tray and 100-sheet multipurpose tray assume 20 lb paper.
  • One-sheet face-up output and 150-sheet face-down output.

What you give up

  • Lacks a scanner and color printing.
  • The main tray holds 250 sheets as standard, and optional trays do not come with it.

Buying advice

What to look for in a laser printer

These factors change which model suits you.

01

What do you do with the original?

Two-sided printing and two-sided scanning are not the same feature. If your forms are double-sided, look at the document feeder before you buy.

02

Where is it going to sit?

Count the room that open trays, airflow, cable bends and the scanner lid take up. A closed-body measurement will not prove a cabinet fit.

03

How much do you print in a month?

Size your regular workload against the recommended monthly volume. The maximum duty cycle is a ceiling. Do not treat it as a monthly target.

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Narrow it down

Weigh two popular models against each other, or start from a shortlist built for one job.

Side-by-side comparisons

Brother HL-L2405W vs HL-L2460DW: The 2460 handles sheet reversal for youHow do automatic duplex, Ethernet and desk space stack up? You will see when the HL-L2460DW saves you handling work and when the simpler HL-L2405W is enough.Brother HL-L2460DW vs DCP-L2640DW: Scanning is DCP’s addition, with no faster print engineIs a scanner worth the desk space? Set the larger footprint and feeder of the DCP-L2640DW next to the HL-L2460DW, and think about digital files versus printed forms.Brother HL-L2480DW vs DCP-L2640DW: HL sits lower, while DCP feeds stacksLet your originals guide the choice. One Brother has only a flatbed, the other adds a 50-sheet feeder, and they print at equal speed. Height needs differ too.Brother HL-L3220CDW vs HL-L3280CDW: A shared printer gets Ethernet with 3280Color batch speed, Ethernet and paper handling are what set these printers apart. See whether stepping up to the HL-L3280CDW does anything for the printing your office really does.Brother MFC-L3720CDW vs MFC-L3780CDW: No second pass needed, 3780 scans both sidesTwo-sided scanning, Ethernet and special-media loading are where these machines part ways. The MFC-L3780CDW changes more than how fast color pages come out.Canon MF662Cdw vs MF665Cdw: Books still go on the glass, but 665 feeds loose stacksBook-page copies on one side, loose two-sided scan stacks on the other. Find out what the feeder and fax of the MF665Cdw add to color printing that is similar to the MF662Cdw.Canon MF751Cdw II vs MF753Cdw II: Rated print speed ties, and 753 scans both sidesPrint speed is the same, while the scanners are not. Compare single-sided scanning with one-pass duplex scanning, along with fax and paper capacity, on these exact II models.Canon MF465dw II vs Brother MFC-L5915DW: Brother handles larger stacks, Canon needs less spaceSet 50-sheet and 70-sheet scan stacks, monthly printing limits and desk footprint side by side, then pick a monochrome workhorse that suits a typical month.Brother HL-L6210DW vs Canon LBP246dw II: Beyond 4,000 pages a month, Brother is the fitPaper refills, recommended monthly workload and closed height are where these two differ. Find the print-only laser that suits long monochrome jobs and your workspace.Brother DCP-L2640DW vs Canon MF462dw II: Brother needs less room, and Canon captures both sidesThe one-ppm speed gap should not decide this. Compare automatic two-sided scanning, monthly workload and the larger desk area the Canon needs.Canon MF665Cdw vs Brother MFC-L3780CDW: Alternate paper stock is batch-fed by BrotherOne pass handles two-sided forms on either machine, so the choice comes down to paper trays and rated color speeds in these office multifunction printers.HP M235sdw vs Brother DCP-L2640DW: Neither duplex-scans, though Brother needs fewer refillsNeither model scans both sides automatically. Weigh 40-sheet against 50-sheet scan stacks, how often you reload paper and how deep the HP gets with its trays open.HP M110w vs Brother HL-L2405W: Neither flips paper for you, but Brother holds more of itThink about short jobs versus larger paper packets. Then check tray capacity, rated speed and the duplex and scanning features that both lack before you buy.HP 3101sdw vs Canon MF462dw II: Form backs get scanned automatically on CanonTwo-sided scanning, another paper tray and recommended monthly volume are the points to weigh. See when stepping up to the Canon saves effort beyond a small gain in speed.Canon MF275dw vs MF287dw: Neither duplex-scans, but 287 holds more print paperPaper capacity and printing speed differ, but the 35-sheet simplex feeder is the same on both. Find out which jobs justify the MF287dw.Canon MF3010 VP vs HP M140w: Canon needs one computer on USB, while HP prints wirelesslyUSB-only simplicity or wireless printing for the household: pick one. Also learn what the Canon value-pack toner total means and where scanning is limited on both models.Brother HL-L2460DW vs HP M209dw: Feeding envelopes on Brother requires rear accessCassette loads, one-off stationery, output limits and the space each of these monochrome duplex printers takes up are what to compare.Brother DCP-L2640DW vs MFC-L2820DW: Fax comes with MFC, and neither scans both sides automaticallyFax, touchscreen cloud workflows and the scanning features that stay the same are what separate the DCP from the MFC.Brother DCP-L2640DW vs Canon MF284dw: Canon suits a narrower spot, Brother feeds 50 sheetsBefore you pick a monochrome all-in-one, look at feeder loads, closed dimensions and the network options.Canon MF284dw vs MF289dw: Email needs setup, and 289 handles two-sided originalsHow do the Canon MF284dw and MF289dw handle two-sided originals and email sending? Feeder limits, computer setup and sender-address rules are covered.Brother MFC-L2820DW vs Canon MF289dw: Paper capacity is equal, and Canon scans both sidesWhich suits two-sided paperwork, the MFC-L2820DW or the MF289dw? Weigh manual refeeding, shelf access and network setup before you choose a home-office all-in-one.Brother DCP-L2640DW vs Canon MF289dw: Duplex scanning on Canon comes with 3 inches of added heightShould you move up from the DCP-L2640DW to the MF289dw? Look at two-sided family filing, required fax, shared print jobs and the space each printer takes.Canon MF275dw vs MF289dw: 275 needs less desk depth, while 289 scans both sidesChoosing between the MF275dw and MF289dw for work and family paperwork? See when duplex scanning and a larger tray are worth putting up with the deeper Canon body.Brother HL-L2480DW vs Canon MF275dw: Brother carries more print paper, and Canon feeds formsHome paperwork: HL-L2480DW or MF275dw? Compare scans placed by hand, paper refills and the smaller printer that in fact needs a taller shelf.Brother DCP-L2640DW vs Canon MF275dw: Canon adds fax, Brother feeds larger stacksShared work and family paperwork: how do the DCP-L2640DW and MF275dw compare? Find out when a larger feeder helps, when fax decides it and why the shape of your shelf matters.Brother MFC-L8730CDW vs MFC-L3780CDW: Heavier paper stays in the 3780 drawer, while the 8730 loads bigger packetsScan-stack limits, heavier paper and working space are the points to compare. See when the MFC-L8730CDW saves you a reload and when the MFC-L3780CDW is the better desk fit.Brother MFC-L8730CDW vs Canon MF753Cdw II: Canon’s main tray accepts heavier paper, and Brother needs fewer scan reloadsLarger scan packets, heavier main-tray paper and shared-office placement are what to weigh. Pick the color all-in-one that suits your paperwork, using the exact Amazon models.Brother HL-L8430CDW vs MFC-L8730CDW: HL fits more optional paper, MFC adds scanning and heightThe desk footprint is identical. Weigh scanner height, optional tray capacity and the jobs that justify an all-in-one over a print-only machine.Brother HL-L8430CDW vs HL-L3280CDW: Glossy stays single-sheet, but 8430 batch-feeds alternate stockA multipurpose tray can spare you repeated feeding, but the smaller HL-L3280CDW sometimes fits better. Compare paper paths, supplied toner and the everyday trade-offs.Brother HL-L5210DW vs HL-L6210DW: Both need output collected, 6210 needs fewer refillsMore paper fits in the HL-L6210DW within the same footprint, yet output holds at 150 sheets. Compare refills, cabinet height and what comes in the box.Brother MFC-L5710DW vs MFC-L5915DW: Rated scan speed is equal, and 5915 adds legal glassA legal-size glass and a larger feeder come with the MFC-L5915DW, while rated scan speed is equal. Judge whether the wider body fixes the paperwork problem you really have.Brother MFC-L5710DW vs Canon MF465dw II: Thinner originals feed through Canon, while Brother suits more monthly printingLet monthly printing, thinner scan originals and working clearance guide you. Each feeds 50 sheets, and the differences that matter go beyond a printing-speed headline.

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Which laser printer simplifies two-sided paperwork?Pick a printer that scans both sides on its own. Weigh color needs, scan-stack size and how duplex printing differs from duplex scanning.What laser printer suits everyday paperwork in a home office?Looking for a practical home office printer for forms, invoices and reports? Weigh scanning needs, paper refills, wired networking and some useful alternatives.What laser printer stops you least on long jobs?Laser printers for larger print jobs, compared on paper capacity and recommended monthly volume, with the limits on scanning, color and optional trays spelled out.What color laser printer copes with your paperwork as well as your handouts?Start from incoming documents, double-sided scanning and paper handling when you choose a color laser-class printer. Alternatives cover books and longer print batches.