Looking for printers for sale that won't break the bank? DealJustDeal offers a handpicked selection of inkjet, laser, and all-in-one printers from trusted brands like Epson, HP, Canon, and Brother — all at discounted prices with free shipping included. Whether you need a cheap printer for occasional home use or a high-performance model for your home office, browse our collection below and find the best deal today.
Shop Printers by Type — Find the Right Fit for Your Needs
Not all printers are built the same, and the right choice depends entirely on how and where you plan to use it. Before you browse, take a moment to match the printer type to your actual needs — it's the single best way to avoid buyer's remorse and make sure you're getting genuine value from your purchase. Here's a quick overview of the three main types available in our collection:
- Inkjet Printers — Best for color photos, creative projects, and occasional home printing. Inkjet models offer a low upfront cost and handle a wide range of paper types, including glossy photo paper. If you print sporadically and want vivid color output, inkjet is your starting point.
- Laser Printers — Ideal for high-volume text documents in home offices and small businesses. Laser printers use toner instead of liquid ink, delivering fast print speeds, crisp black-and-white output, and a significantly lower cost-per-page over time. If you're printing dozens of pages a week, a laser is the smarter long-term investment.
- All-in-One Printers — Print, scan, copy, and fax in one compact device. All-in-one models eliminate the need for separate office equipment and are particularly well-suited to home offices that handle a mix of documents, receipts, and correspondence daily.
Not sure which type fits your needs? Keep reading — the buying guide below breaks it down step by step.
Best-Selling Canon Toner Cartridges
The following Canon toner cartridges are the most popular products in our catalog — chosen consistently by home users, small businesses, and enterprise teams across the US for their reliable performance, accurate color reproduction, and strong value per page.
Canon 067 H Black High Yield, 067 CMY Standard Yield — Pack of 4 — Compatible with: LBP633Cdw, LBP632Cdw, MF653Cdw, MF654Cdw, MF656Cdw | Page Yield: 3,130 pages (Black HY) / 1,250 pages (CMY) | Type: Black High Yield + Color Standard | See site for pricing
Canon 055 H Black High Yield, 055 CMY Standard Yield — Pack of 4 — Compatible with: MF741Cdw, MF743Cdw, MF745Cdw, MF746Cdw, LBP664Cdw | Page Yield: 7,600 pages (Black HY) / 2,100 pages (CMY) | Type: Black High Yield + Color Standard | See site for pricing
Note: Stock on our best-selling printers on sale moves quickly. If you see a model you like at its current price, it's worth grabbing before inventory runs out. All orders ship free, no exceptions.
Every printer listed above comes with free shipping and is covered by our 30-day return policy. Already own a printer from one of these brands? Browse our HP Toner Cartridges, Epson, or full Toner Cartridges collection to keep it running at its best.
Why Buy Your Printer from DealJustDeal?
There's no shortage of places to shop for printers for sale online, but DealJustDeal offers a combination of price, service, and selection that consistently beats big-box alternatives for value-conscious buyers.
- Genuine products at discounted prices — Every printer in our collection is a brand-name model from Epson, HP, Canon, or Brother, sold at prices below standard MSRP. No gray market, no refurbished units sold as new.
- Free shipping on every order — No minimum purchase threshold, no hidden handling fees. Every order ships free, full stop.
- 30-day hassle-free returns — If your printer arrives damaged, doesn't meet expectations, or simply isn't the right fit, our self-service return portal makes the process quick and painless.
- Bundle and save on supplies — Already have a printer? Stock up on replacement ink and toner from our dedicated Toner Cartridges collection, including HP, Canon, Xerox, and Lexmark options — all at competitive prices.
- Trusted by customers across the US — Thousands of orders shipped with care, backed by a responsive customer support team. Contact us anytime with questions before or after your purchase.
Inkjet vs. Laser Printers — Which One Should You Buy?
This is the question most shoppers wrestle with, and for good reason — the wrong choice can cost you significantly more over time, even if the upfront price looks attractive. Here's a clear, no-nonsense breakdown to help you decide.
Inkjet Printers — Best for Color and Versatility
Inkjet printers work by spraying microscopic droplets of liquid ink onto paper, which makes them exceptionally good at producing full-color output with smooth gradients and photo-quality results. If your household prints birthday photos, school projects, creative artwork, or the occasional color brochure, an inkjet is the right tool.
The upfront cost of a cheap inkjet printer is typically lower than a comparable laser model, making them accessible for students, families, and casual home users. That said, traditional ink cartridges can become expensive over time if you print regularly. The solution? Models like the Epson EcoTank series use refillable ink tanks instead of cartridges — saving up to 90% on ink costs compared to conventional inkjet printers. With enough included ink to print thousands of pages right out of the box, EcoTank models are among the best printers for anyone who wants vibrant color output without the recurring cost of cartridge replacements.
Best for: Families, students, creative professionals, occasional home users, and anyone who prioritizes color print quality.
Laser Printers — Best for Speed and High Volume
Laser printers use toner powder — a fine dry powder fused to paper using heat — rather than liquid ink. The result is crisp, smudge-resistant text output at speeds that inkjet printers simply can't match at the same price point. A mid-range laser printer can easily output 25–30 pages per minute, making it an excellent home office printer for remote workers, freelancers, and small business owners who print contracts, invoices, reports, and correspondence in bulk.
While laser printers typically carry a higher upfront cost, the cost-per-page is substantially lower once you account for toner longevity. Toner cartridges last far longer than ink cartridges before needing replacement, and unlike inkjet ink, toner doesn't dry out if the printer sits unused for weeks. For anyone printing more than 100 pages per month, a laser printer is almost always the more economical choice over a 12-month horizon.
Best for: Remote workers, home office users, small business owners, and anyone prioritizing speed, volume, and low running costs over color quality. If you're researching the best printers for a busy home office environment, a laser model should be at the top of your shortlist.
How to Choose the Best Printer — A Quick Buying Guide
Choosing the right printer comes down to four key questions: how much you print, what you're willing to spend over time, how you'll connect the printer to your devices, and what you'll primarily use it for. With so many printers for sale across different types and price points, working through each question systematically is the best way to narrow down your options with confidence.
Consider Your Print Volume
Your monthly print volume is the single most reliable predictor of which printer type will save you money in the long run.
- Light users (under 100 pages/month): A compact inkjet is usually sufficient and the most affordable option to get started. Look for models with XL ink cartridge options to reduce how often you reorder.
- Heavy users (100+ pages/month): A monochrome or color laser printer will deliver a lower cost-per-page and hold up better to daily demands. The higher initial price pays for itself within months.
- Home office with a small team: A multifunction laser printer with an automatic document feeder (ADF) handles print, scan, copy, and fax simultaneously — reducing equipment clutter and keeping your workflow efficient.
Think About Total Cost, Not Just the Sticker Price
This is where many shoppers make expensive mistakes. A cheap printer at $79 might seem like a bargain — until you realize replacement ink cartridges cost $35 each and yield only 200 pages. When you do the math, that "cheap" printer can easily cost $200–$300 in ink alone over a single year.
The smarter way to shop for cheap printers is to calculate the total cost of ownership: the purchase price plus the projected annual cost of ink or toner based on your usage. Models like the Epson EcoTank are designed specifically to address this problem. Despite a higher upfront price, their included ink bottles can last up to two years of regular use — making them genuinely among the cheapest printers to run over time.
When browsing our collection, check each product page for ink or toner yield details. If you already own a printer and need replacement supplies, our Toner Cartridges collection carries compatible options for HP, Canon, Xerox, and Lexmark at competitive prices.
Choose the Right Connectivity for Your Setup
Modern printers support multiple connection methods, and choosing the right one avoids setup headaches down the line.
- Wireless (WiFi): The most popular option for households and home offices. Print from laptops, smartphones, or tablets from anywhere within your WiFi range. Most current inkjet and laser models support WiFi as standard.
- USB wired: Simple, reliable, and requires no network configuration. Best for a single-user setup where the printer stays permanently connected to one computer.
- Ethernet (wired network): The go-to choice for shared office environments where multiple users need consistent, uninterrupted access to the same printer without WiFi dependency.
Match the Printer to Your Use Case
Once you know your volume, budget, and connectivity preference, match the printer to your primary use case:
- Students & casual home users → A compact inkjet under $150 handles homework, documents, and occasional photos without taking up too much desk space.
- Remote workers & home offices → An all-in-one inkjet or laser printer with ADF handles print, scan, copy, and fax in a single footprint.
- Photo enthusiasts → A dedicated photo inkjet like the Epson EcoTank Photo ET-8550 delivers wide-format, gallery-quality output at home.
- Small businesses → A color laser multifunction printer provides the speed, volume capacity, and network-readiness that shared office environments demand.
Frequently Asked Questions About Printers
What is the best printer for home use?
An all-in-one inkjet (like the Epson EcoTank) is best for versatility and low ink costs. If you only print text, a monochrome laser printer is more cost-effective for high volumes.
What is the cheapest printer to buy and run?
Basic inkjets are the cheapest upfront, but laser or ink tank models are the cheapest to operate long-term. Always consider the annual cost of replacement ink or toner, not just the sticker price.
Are printers on sale at DealJustDeal genuine?
Yes. All products are genuine, brand-name units sourced through authorized channels. Every order includes free shipping and a 30-day return policy.
What is the difference between inkjet and laser?
- Inkjet: Uses liquid ink; ideal for vibrant colors and high-quality photos.
- Laser: Uses toner powder; faster and more efficient for high-volume text printing.
Do all printers come with ink or toner included?
Most new printers include a starter set of ink or toner cartridges in the box — though these are often lower-capacity "starter" versions rather than full-yield replacements. Some models, particularly the Epson EcoTank series, include enough ink to print thousands of pages straight out of the box, which represents exceptional value. When you eventually need replacements, our Toner Cartridges collection carries a wide range of options at competitive prices.
Can I get free shipping on printers?
Yes — DealJustDeal offers free shipping on all orders with no minimum purchase required. Every printer in our collection ships free to any address in the United States.
