Printers under ₹10,000 that get it done| Technology News

This printer suits both home and small office use. It supports printing, scanning, and copying through a flatbed scanner. The print speed reaches up to 7.5 pages per minute for black and 5.5 pages per minute for colour documents.

Users can connect through Wi-Fi or Hi-Speed USB 2.0, allowing wireless printing from laptops and smartphones. The device uses HP 47 black and colour cartridges, which can deliver up to 1,300 black pages and 700 colour pages. It includes a 60-sheet input tray and a 25-sheet output tray and supports A4, B5, A6, and envelope sizes. The model comes with a one-year warranty and service support.

This all-in-one printer is designed for home and small office environments and can handle print, scan, and copy tasks. It has a scan resolution of 600 x 1200 dpi and a print resolution of up to 4,800 x 1200 dpi.

The printer supports auto duplex printing, which helps reduce paper use. It includes a 1.5-inch LCD display for navigation. With a 100-sheet paper capacity, it manages routine work with ease. The model supports borderless printing and comes with PG-47 and CL-57S cartridges in the box. It also focuses on low power consumption and carries a one-year warranty.

For users who only need printing and do not require scanning or copying, this single-function model offers a practical solution. It features an integrated ink tank system designed to print a large number of pages at a low cost per page.

The printer handles both documents and photos. Its refill system allows users to add ink directly into the tank, which reduces cartridge replacement costs. This model fits homes where printing volume is steady but limited to basic tasks.

This printer supports print, scan, and copy functions and includes a 35-page Automatic Document Feeder (ADF). The ADF helps users manage multi-page scanning and copying without manual effort.

Wireless connectivity through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enables mobile printing using the HP Smart App. Setup remains simple, allowing users to start printing without complex installation steps. This model suits families and home offices that often deal with multi-page documents.

This multi-function Wi-Fi ink tank printer offers print, scan, and copy features with support for borderless A4 printing. It delivers print speeds of up to 12 images per minute for black and 10 images per minute for colour. The resolution reaches up to 1200 x 6000 dpi.

The device includes a 150-sheet paper tray and a 20-sheet ADF. Its high-yield ink tanks can produce up to 6,500 black pages and 5,000 colour pages. The model supports mobile printing through the Brother app and focuses on low running costs. It also comes with a warranty covering up to 50,000 pages, depending on usage terms.

For those who prefer laser printing, this monochrome multi-function printer handles print, scan, and copy tasks. It supports Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity for network sharing.

The printer offers a print resolution of 600 x 600 dpi and a speed of up to 20 pages per minute. It includes a 40-sheet ADF and a 150-sheet input tray. With 128MB memory and a monthly duty cycle of up to 10,000 pages, it suits home offices that require regular black-and-white printing.

This multi-function monochrome laser printer supports print, scan, and copy through USB 2.0 or Wi-Fi connectivity. It delivers a print resolution of 1200 x 1200 dpi and speeds up to 20 pages per minute.

The device runs on a 600 MHz processor with 128MB of memory. It includes a 150-sheet input tray, a 100-sheet output tray, and a 40-sheet ADF. The printer supports mobile printing options such as AirPrint and Google Cloud Print. With a duty cycle of up to 15,000 pages per month, it fits small offices that handle frequent document printing.

Factors to consider before buying a printer for home or a small office

Print Volume and Cost Per Page: Match the printer’s ink/toner yield and duty cycle to your monthly pages; ink tanks save long-term for high volume, lasers cost less per black page.

Colour vs Monochrome Needs: Choose colour inkjets for photos/documents, monochrome lasers for fast text-only office work to avoid unnecessary expenses.

Connectivity Options: Prioritise Wi-Fi for phone/laptop printing; USB/Ethernet suits wired setups, especially in multi-device Delhi homes.

Functions Required: All-in-one (print/scan/copy) saves space for families; single-function works if printing dominates your needs.

Size and Placement: Check dimensions against counter/table space; compact models fit small apartments better than bulky ADF units.

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