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I'm not shilling. Most of the other printer manufacturers have followed the HP model to create much worse products. It's a cesspool. Brother is one of the few

I'm not shilling. Most of the other printer manufacturers have followed the HP model to create much worse products. It's a cesspool. Brother is one of the few left standing that hasn't taken that road and I think they should be rewarded for it. FWIW they also sell color laser printers and I'm using one right now. It connects over the network, supports AirPrint, and just sits there quietly doing a good job. It doesn't get gummed up if it sits idle for weeks or months. The model I have even does duplex printing (printing on both sides of the page) which is quite handy. It was less than $500 when I purchased it. The official toner isn't terribly expensive and you can use cheap refills if you want to save money.

Wistar 6y ago
I loved Samsung laser printers mostly because they can reliably print on heavier stock than any other printer I have tried. They also were able to print peel-and-stick forms without melting the adhesive. And then, about a year ago, their OEM toner cartridges suddenly became almost impossible to find and more expensive than the printer itself and the cheaper, third-party cartridges just don't work well at all. So, I had to reluctantly abandon Samsung. I am still looking for a good replacement.