I have a Laserjet M203DW and it's brilliant for documents and book blocks. I also have an Officejet 8610 which works well enough and, thanks to Instant Ink's p

I have a Laserjet M203DW and it's brilliant for documents and book blocks. I also have an Officejet 8610 which works well enough and, thanks to Instant Ink's per-page pricing model that doesn't cost any more no matter how much ink you use, makes a nice little more-or-less free photo printer - you end up just paying for the printer (which I got used anyway), the paper, and $3 a month for all the ink you can eat. There, now you've seen someone have good things to say about consumer grade printers. :) They really don't suck any more like they used to 10 or 20 or 30 years ago!