Best AirPrint printers 2023

Canon Pixma iP110
Canon Pixma iP110 (Image credit: Canon )

Although printers may seem like old technology in today's world, they are still a reliable way of obtaining a physical copy of documents. The best AirPrint printers will let you print from your iPhone or iPad. There are many different types of AirPrint printers, including some of the best laser printers, and whether you need an AirPrint printer just for your home, or small office, these are the best AirPrint printers you can get.

Laser, ink, color, or monochrome

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Whether you need an all-in-one inkjet color printer or a monochrome laser printer, the best AirPrint printers are the easiest way to print from your iPhone, iPad, Macbook, or Mac! Once you connect your AirPrint printer, you'll be able to print photos, documents, and anything you want. Of course, that doesn't mean you shouldn't know what you're getting yourself into before buying one.

The best laser printers are faster and less expensive over time than their ink counterparts; however, they typically are more expensive upfront. If you print many documents, forms, school assignments, or anything else that doesn't require color, the Brother HL-L2370DW is probably one of the most straightforward and useful printers I have ever used.

Ink printers are usually cheaper to buy upfront, but the cost of ink replacements can usually make those savings mute over time. Of course, if printing in color is important to you, ink printers can offer you some pretty vibrant photos. The HP DeskJet 3755 may be an ink printer, but it can do everything you can possibly want a home printer to do, including copying and scanning.

Luke Filipowicz
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