The Brother HL-L2300D monochrome laser printer ($119.99) is small enough to sit on your desk without taking up a lot of space and is limited to connecting via USB cable. The combination defines it as a personal printer for any size office.
Small size; Excellent paper handling for personal use; Duplexer (for two-sided printing)
No Ethernet or Wi-Fi
The Brother HL-L2300D monochrome laser printer ($119.99) is small enough to sit on your desk without taking up a lot of space and is limited to connecting via USB cable. The combination defines it as a personal printer for any size office. Despite the small form, however, it delivers a level of paper handling that would be suitable for sharing. Add in its fast speed and more-than-acceptable output quality, and it's an easy pick as our Editors' Choice low-cost, personal monochrome laser printer. When it comes to paper handling, the HL-L2300D ($96.88 at Amazon) delivers a point-for-point match with the Samsung Xpress M2625D ($470.00 at Amazon) , another top pick. Both models offer a 250-sheet tray, a one-sheet manual feed, and a built-in duplexer (for two-sided printing). This should easily be enough for even heavy-duty use by personal printer standards. Almost as important as the paper handling is the small size. The HL-L2300D weighs just 15 pounds, making it easy for one pers...
The Brother HL-L2300D's small size and excellent paper handling—with a 250-sheet tray, manual feed, and duplexer—should be at the top of your list for a personal monochrome laser printer.
Small size; Excellent paper handling for personal use; Duplexer (for two-sided printing)
No Ethernet or Wi-Fi
Brother has introduced a range of new laser printers for the SOHO market promising "affordable, compact and reliable print". The range includes standalone printers and all-in-ones, with RRPs ranging from just ￡90 (around $142, AU$165) to ￡251 (around $395, AU$462) including VAT.
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