In most medical insurance offices  a high-quality laser printer can be indispensable, from writing out letters to printing other kinds of documents. A decent laser printer should more often than not turn out 18 pages per minute or about 4,800 pages per month. Laser printer cartridges are well-known for the speedy printing times and will not be as loud as other printers, which is good if you keep a home office. Without any of the racket made by the old ribbon printers, a Brother laser printer can produce roughly 26 pages per minute. You could choose a model which is an all in one and arrives with a built in fax machine, scanner and they look so much better than the older models.

Laser printers give superior prints compared to inkjet printers and they are also the better pick when it comes down to expense, upkeep and print quality. Nevertheless, laser printers consume more expensive ink and can stop printing if the chip that is imbedded in the printer labels the laser printer cartridges empty. There are times, though, that the chip mistakenly reads the ink levels and reads empty when the cartridge still has ink left. This might be pretty wasteful and requires you to purchase more ink refills frequently. Laser printers are the obvious choice when you are having to print large numbers of pages. Inkjet printers, on the other hand, are better for those looking for inexpensive printers that can produce good quality gray or black prints. You can also use more generic brands with an inkjet printer and get the same quality compared to using generic ink with more expensive laser printers.