There are a few disadvantages, too. Laser printers tend to be bigger than the inkjet models created for home use. They often cost more upfront. And they don’t do very well with photos.

The models below get high scores in Consumer Reports’ labs, and they all have features that make them useful for office work. Each machine works wirelessly; features auto-duplexing, meaning it prints on both sides of a page; is compatible with OCR (optical character recognition) software, useful for making scanned documents editable in a word processor; and accepts heavy paper stock.

And all print out crisp, clean text with exceptional speed.

Here are some of the best laser printers—both monochrome and color—for your home office. All were purchased at full retail and tested in our labs by our trained technicians.

Source: https://www.consumerreports.org/printers/best-laser-printers-for-your-home-office-a6225667774/