Brother is generally good. The model I had (can't remember which) let you override the low toner warning and just print until it runs dry. No scummy driver she

Brother is generally good. The model I had (can't remember which) let you override the low toner warning and just print until it runs dry. No scummy driver shenanigans, works perfectly with third party cartridges. Once you realize the value of not being treated like shit, the price of their machines is pretty reasonable. You do get what you pay for. Xerox also seems to be less terrible, but I don't have any experience personally. If you can find a laser printer to fit your needs, choose laser every time. If you specifically need inkjet, you will have to pay extra for a professional model. Also make sure you keep up maintenance so the heads don't clog. Consumer printers are dirt cheap because these companies sell them at a loss and use shitty tactics to force or trick you into buying only their heinously overpriced cartridges, then buy more than you need, and eventually the printer kills itself to make you buy a new one. Business oriented printers tend to cost a LOT more, but you get a better quality printer and less evil corporate bullshit.