Are you sick and tired of how slow your inkjet printer is? Does it seem like the ink constantly runs out? Do yourself a favor and replace that hunk of junk with a quality laser printer.
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You may think that laser printers are meant for the business world and have no use in a residential setting, but you’d be woefully incorrect. Laser printers are taking homes by storm, and here’s why.
Toner Lasts Way Longer Than Ink
While Inkjet printers use ink, laser printers use toner, which consists of a powder mixture mostly made up of plastics that melt when heated up and then bond to the paper. This is why printed documents come out nice and warm on a laser printer.
Ink cartridges don’t last very long and have some pretty strict expiration dates. Toner cartridges, on the other hand, can last for several years. It’s just plastic dust, after all, so there’s nothing inside that is susceptible to drying out quickly and going bad. This also makes laser printers a great option for those who don’t print very often.
Furthermore, you can get a ton of mileage out of a single toner cartridge. On the high end, an ink cartridge can print about 300 pages, whereas a toner cartridge can print a few thousand pages before it starts to get low. That’s a huge difference.
Laser Printers Are Cheaper to Operate
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