Printers

Printers - The agony of choice
It is impossible to imagine private households and everyday office life without printers. They are the devices that put all business letters, invoices and emails on paper day after day. The printer as a generic term stands for the many variants of different printing devices. Depending on the application, you can choose between different printing technologies and features. Should the printer cover several functions at the same time or do you want a specialist for the best printing results? You should consider these and other questions carefully before buying a printer.

All-rounder or specialist - which printer suits me?
As a true all-rounder, the multifunction printer is increasingly found in private households and small offices due to its various possible applications. The success of the multifunction printer is based on its versatility. Because in addition to its actual raison d'être, as a standard printer, it can also scan, copy and often even fax. These functions in one device make it a practical companion for everyday office use.

The printer with copy, scan and fax functions
The multifunction printer is without a doubt a true all-rounder for any office due to its wide range of applications. Depending on the range of functions and features, the equipment of the printer is often linked to a not inconsiderable surcharge. Since printers can rarely be retrofitted with additional features, we recommend that you define your printer requirements in detail before buying. First, you should consider whether your future printer should be able to fax or whether you can do without this function. In our webshop you will find both 4-in-1 printers with fax unit and 3-in-1 devices that do not support this function. In addition to other additional features such as network capability, automatic document feeder (ADF) and duplex printing, you should also pay special attention to the cost of consumed ink.

Should the printer be integrated into the home or company network?
These days, everything needs to be networked together. Thus, most printers already have a network connection for integration into a home or company network. Printer manufacturers have quickly realized that the network capability of their devices has become a particular selection criterion for buyers. Thus, a network-connected printer can send print jobs to the network printer from different locations and devices. The printer is integrated by a cable connection via the Ethernet interface of the device or even wirelessly via a WLAN connection. The wireless connection via the WLAN module of the printer allows a free installation of the device without annoying cable pulling.

The printing technology
Should I use an inkjet printer for my application purposes or is the laser printer the sensible alternative for my print volume? These questions are probably asked by many buyers of a new printer. The price difference between the two printing technologies, which used to be considerable in the past, is now much smaller - and that doesn't make the purchase decision any easier. The falling prices for laser printers make them a real alternative to conventional inkjet printers, even for private individuals and small offices.

So why buy an inkjet printer when the laser printer has a much higher print speed and lower running costs for high print volumes. In addition, the printouts are smudge-proof and more durable than their inkjet counterparts. But despite the advantages that seem clear at first glance, buying an inkjet printer makes much more sense from certain points of view. The purchase price of inkjet printers is still somewhat lower today and offers the better compromise between purchase price and running costs for consumables for low but regular print volumes. In addition, inkjet technology is characterized by lower power consumption and achieves higher quality results when printing photos and graphics. In our webshop you have a wide choice of different variants and find a printer suitable for your needs.