All-In-One Printer HP Color Laser M183fw MFP

Quick Decision Guide:

1. Determine what you print and how often (documents vs. photos).
2. Choose a technology: laser (lots of text, low cost per page) or inkjet (color, photos).
3. Check the model specifications to ensure the features you need (duplex printing, network connectivity, MFP).
4. Calculate the operating cost based on the cartridge/toner yield.
5. If you provide your monthly print volume, the percentage of color printing, and the features you need, we’ll recommend a specific printer model.

Before making a purchase, we invite you to read these articles, which will help you make the best decision based on your needs:

How to Choose a Printer – A Guide for Customers
Laser and Inkjet Printers – Differences and Uses
Printer Specifications – Mysterious Jargon
Printer Cartridge Yield – How to Calculate the Cost Per Page

Yes, every printer is sold with factory-installed tanks (starter cartridges). These typically hold less ink or toner than standard cartridges sold separately. They are included so you can start printing right away without having to buy additional supplies.

In practice, this means that once you take the printer out of the box, you can start printing right away, but with heavy use, you’ll use up the starter cartridge faster and will need a full-size one sooner.