Inkjet Printer VS Laser Printer, Do You Know Which One Is Suitable for You?

Hi, nice to see you again, my dear friends! There still heavy rain and wind in Nanjing. Today's topic is about laser printer and inkjet printer. Do you know which one is suitable for you? Should you get an inkjet or laser printer? Many consumers have asked the very same question and this article serves to answer it. First, let me give you the short of it.

The biggest differences between inkjet and laser printers is that an inkjet printer uses ink, is suitable for low volume printing, and is the traditional choice of home users, while a laser printer uses toner, is ideal for high volume printing, and is mostly utilized in (but not exclusive to) office settings.

Printer Types Comparison
Inkjet printers are generally cheaper, smaller, and have the versatility to print both text-based documents and high quality images, especially photos. BUT be wary of cheap inkjet printers as those will end up costing you a fortune later on.
Laser printers, on the other hand, may be expensive upfront and uses pricier toner cartridges but still offers an overall lower cost per page, faster print speeds and typically involve a lower total cost of ownership.

Let’s take a closer look at the strengths and weaknesses of laser and inkjet printers so you can make your next purchase with confidence.

What Will You Use The Printer For?
If you’re looking for a home printer for occasional printing, most people would advice you to get an inkjet printer. However, a common complaint with inkjet printers is that the ink dries up if you don’t use it often. With that said, if you have the budget for it, I strongly suggest you get an affordably priced laser printer instead; the toner used by laser printers doesn’t dry up.

But if you’ll be printing a small volume of documents and colored images regularly, inkjet printers will get the job done. Laser printers are known to be more durable and can print large quantities of black and white and colored documents frequently. Though laser printers were originally built for office use, they are now growing in popularity as a home printer for economical reasons.

Color laser printers are good for everyday color printing but if you’re looking to print professional high resolution photos, go with a photo inkjet printer. High quality photo inkjet printers are particularly engineered for printing out vividly detailed photos with the tonal variety and deeper blacks that photographers need. Many professional photo inkjet printers use pigment-based ink which is more fade-resistant and works with a wide variety of art paper types as well as a range of paper sizes.

Inkjet vs. Color Laser Printer – One of the most popular questions we get from buyers is: should I get a color laser printer or an inkjet printer? It boils down to what you need color printing for. If you need gallery quality photos, get a photo inkjet printer. But if you need to print medium quality colored images that don’t require color depth and tonal range, we recommend color laser printers over inkjet printers for two reasons: first – laser toner does not dry up if left unused, and second – you print more pages from laser toner cartridges than inkjet cartridges.

Okay, these all above are my share about the differences of laser printer and inkjet printer. And now I believe that you have knew that which one is better for your digital printing. If you have any other needs or questions welcome to contact us at any time. We will provide you the best quality product and service. Hope my article can be useful to you. Thank you for your reading.

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