Laser Printer reviews from Reddit

Summary

We analyzed 299 Reddit reviews across 29 subreddits and 85 posts to rank the best Laser Printer brands recommended by redditors, including communities like r/printers, r/BuyItForLife, r/mac, r/Fedora, r/Workspaces. Top-rated brands include Brother (4.5/5), Canon (4.2/5), HP (3.1/5).

Stats
Reviews299
Subreddits29
Posts85
Brands17
Products89
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#1

Brother

4.5
(220)
"I just checked Amazon and it seems I bought my Brother DCP7065DN 14 years ago, and I used it today. Prints look great."
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"My mother has had a Brother Laser printer for probably 20 years and it still work perfectly."
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"Brother has made the same basic engine for more than a decade, and they’re nearly bulletproof."
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"My Brother L3550CDW works flawlessly. So I'd recommend anything from Brother really."
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"Brother - works amazing and never fails. Probably 12 years old - 2 international moves…."
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"Rented a Brother laser printer back in the day, then just… never gave it back."
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"My parents bought a Brother laser printer in 2005ish. I’m convinced it has an unlimited toner."
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"Brother. Full stop. 3rd party toner friendly, and somewhat repairable."
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"I went through SO many HP printers for my business before finally switching to Brother."
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"Concur. There is no such thing as BIFL in the IT world, but Brother is the best currently available."
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#2

Canon

4.2
(19)
"I only buy and recommend Canon printers, now. They function great, no subscription bullshit, toner lasts forever, DPI is good and images/colors are spot on."
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"I have Canon which has been outstanding. I also have a Brother which is also very good but it’s using more toner than my Canon does."
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"I've been using it since 4 - 5 years ago without needing to replace the toner yet"
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"Canon laser printers are great options!"
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"Just me over here with a Canon MF656Cdw :)"
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"It is super fast, the colors are crisp, and the toner lasts a long time."
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"We really like it and have yet to have to clear out a jam."
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"It's a good choice, in my opinion, for the price"
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"The cheapest possible, then Canon imageCLASS LBP6030w."
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"It too expensive and does what you’re looking for."
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#3

HP

3.1
(24)
"It's been true workhorse without a single issue."
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"I have an HP M15 w. got it (3-4 years ago) because it is small and wireless and just works."
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"I have a small HP laser printer I bought back in 2018, extremely efficient and does accept third party."
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"These days I believe brother is the go to."
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"HP and Brother have subscriptions to get new ink/toner cartridges, but you don't NEED to have that to physically use the printer."
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"Spend the money and go for a HP. The difference is that with HP’s the fused and toner cartridges are different."
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"My old HP 1320 is still going strong."
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"I heard good things about hp lasers. I do have an ancient hp 5100 laserjet."
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"My old HP was fantastic. Is HP a grand slam when it comes to Laser?"
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"I currently own a recent HP BW laser printer."
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#4

Epson

3.8
(9)
"Try ink tank inkjet printers from Epson and Canon (ecotank and mega tank) It is the lowest printing cost you can find."
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"Epson eco tank."
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"Epson."
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"Eco tank for sure. I bought mine 2nd hand from mercari and I love to print everything."
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"The Epson Ecotank is highly recommended for those who don't print frequently on glossy paper."
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"Epson Ecotank. Get it from Costco and return it if it breaks, ever."
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"I have an Epson Ecotank ET 2800 and it serves me well."
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"Ecotanks are good but the ones designed for home use require that you use them 'often'."
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"Epsons can be okay but still can have major issues. More to do with clogged ink due to not using it regularly."
#5

Xerox

4.3
(6)
"I haven't regretted it at all."
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"That thing is a workhorse and is still going strong."
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"I have a Xerox 3260 connected to the home network, Fedora immediately recognized it and I was able to print without doing any setup."
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"Xerox has a selection of affordable SOHO laser printers."
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"Both companies make great laser printers, can't go wrong with either one."
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"A place i used to work at used a xerox phaser."
#6

Ricoh

4.0
(4)
"That thing is still cranking."
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"IM C530 is a good choice though. Ricoh is a very good brand."
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"The Ricoh IM C530FB will do up to that weight through the regular paper trays."
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"I have a Ricoh that works fine for what little I use it."
#7

Konica Minolta

4.3
(3)
"We always get the Konica Minolta machines, the bizhub C352 is what we have now."
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"Being a Konica guy I would recommend a C3350i since we just came out with the 1i series and you probably could find a good one on a discount."
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"Konica Minolta C3350i"
#8

Glowforge

3.3
(3)
"If it looks like it’s in good shape and wasn’t actually left outside, I say go for it."
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"Great for hobbyists, excellent value for the price."
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"At that price I’d be concerned they’re not working."
#9

Samsung

3.3
(3)
"Bought a similar sized Samsung with duplex for less than the cost of a toner cart."
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"Samsung M2026W"
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"The printer worked well until it caused a jam and a fire."
#10

Brother MFC-L8905CDW

5.0
(1)
"This laser Brother is really good IMO."
#11

any color laser machine

4.0
(1)
"If you are truly a low volume user, grab any color laser machine and the starter toners should last you a decade."
#12

Dell

4.0
(1)
"I got a Dell E525W back in 2017 and have been going strong since."
#13

Epson EcoTank

4.0
(1)
"Look at EcoTank printers from Epson."
#14

Brother MFC-L3750CDW

4.0
(1)
"Brother has some sturdy laser/led machines."
#15

Brother MFC Color Laser Line

4.0
(1)
"Brother's MFC color laser line."
#16

Lexmark

4.0
(1)
"I have a couple color Lexmark printers, they have not given me any problems."
#17

Kyocera

4.0
(1)
"Kyocera Ecosys PA4500x and please don't kill it with cheap toner."

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