choose the right printer for your uses
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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, is mostly utilized in office settings but is also suitable and is a more economical choice for home use.
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:
laser toner does not dry up if left unused
you print more pages from laser toner cartridges than inkjet cartridge
Printer vs Cartridge Cost
The upfront cost of a laser printer may seem like its biggest weakness. After all, inkjet printers have a much lower upfront cost with newer models priced as low as Rs.3300/inr while laser printers are significantly more expensive with the cheaper ones priced at around Rs.11000/inr–still twice the price of the cheapest inkjet.
But beware of dirt cheap inkjet printers. These cheap models have a high cost per page and use cartridges that can print only a few hundred pages that you’ll end up having to replace cartridges frequently. Before you know it, you’ve already spent more on ink cartridges than the printer itself.
When compared with laser printers, inkjet printers have a lower price partly because —
inkjet printers have a minimum life span of 3 years,
whereas laser printers have a lifespan of at least 5 years
— and this is all depends on frequency of use.