The 10 Best Network Printers

The Epson Workforce WF-2860 (appx. $71) is a wise budget option for homes or offices that need to copy, scan, and fax, and its print speed is respectable for a model at this price point. One big sacrifice, though, is in the size of its touchscreen.

The Canon Pixma TS9520 (about $180) is a smart choice for anyone looking to hang the best pictures from their phone around the house, as its borderless photo printing creates admirably high-quality images without eating through too much ink.

It may not look the part at first glance, but the HP OfficeJet Pro 6978 (appx. $50) is an all-in-one that really delivers. It integrates very smoothly with Amazon Alexa, as well, so you can use your voice to interface with it without having to get up.

Considering all that it can do, the Lexmark MB2338 (appx. $199) has a pretty small footprint. The text it produces is exceptionally crisp, and it offers scan to email functionality that will save you time when sharing important documents.

The Canon ImageClass MF264 (appx. $125) boasts support for a number of mobile solutions, including Apple AirPrint, Morphia, Google, and more, so however you choose to access the cloud, you should be able to readily connect it to your device.

The HP Laserjet Pro M148 (around $199) utilizes one of the most effective and well-regarded mobile apps dedicated to printing and imaging. It also boasts a full numerical keypad for dialing fax numbers and other inputs, but its LCD readout is too small.

With the Brother HL-L8360 (around $461), you get a duty cycle of up to 60,000 pages per month, so any office or business that produces a lot of reports or advertising materials can do so without concern over their machine surviving the task.

The Canon ImageClass All-In-One (around $219) is a great solution for businesses that don't need to produce any color documents, as it's fast, reliable, and only uses monochrome toner. Its control panel tilts out for easy access, as well.

The Brother Inkjet MFC-J995DW (appx. $175) arrives with about a year's supply of ink in the box, so you won't have to shell out for replacement cartridges for a while. You can set up its connection wirelessly or with an Ethernet or USB cable.

Thanks to a large touchscreen interface and an excellent navigation menu, the Kyocera Ecosys Multifunctional (appx. $1024) is a pleasure to use. It boasts an incredible speed of up to 47 pages per minute, so massive tasks get done in a hurry.