The 8 Best Fast Printers for Home Offices of 2026, Ranked & Reviewed

Our verdict: The fastest rated color laser here, built for steady volume.

The MF753Cdw II is a color laser multifunction rated at 35 pages per minute, with automatic duplex, scan, copy and fax, an automatic document feeder and wireless connectivity. It carries a three-year limited warranty and lands in the $200 to $500 range. Laser engines fuse toner with heat in one pass, which is why rated speed holds up on long jobs where inkjets slow down.

It ranks first because it combines the highest rated speed on this list with a document feeder for multi-page scans. The Brother HL-L3220CDW is far cheaper but rated at roughly half the speed, 19 PPM, which is the tradeoff you accept. Against the DCP-L2640DW, it adds color and speed.

Choose it for steady printing volume. The caveat is size and cost, since a color laser multifunction takes real desk space. Skip it if you print a few pages a week.

Rated speed

35 PPM

Type

Color laser multifunction

Duplex

Automatic

Warranty

3-year limited

Our verdict: Laser speed and a big paper tray without top-tier pricing.

The HL-L3220CDW is a color laser rated at 19 pages per minute with automatic duplex printing, a 250-sheet tray, and wireless and mobile printing. It lands in the $200 to $500 range. A 250-sheet tray means you refill rarely, so long jobs do not stall on an empty drawer.

It ranks second because the rated speed is lower than the Canon's, and it is print-only, so it has no scanner. In return you get a large tray that cuts refilling and a simpler machine. Against the Brother DCP-L2640DW, it prints in color but cannot scan, and its tray holds more.

Pick it if you want laser reliability without a multifunction. The caveat is that it cannot scan or copy. Skip it if you need a scanner or an automatic document feeder.

Rated speed

19 PPM

Type

Color laser

Tray

250 sheets

Duplex

Automatic

Our verdict: A compact mono laser that is quick off the mark for short jobs.

The DCP-L2640DW is a compact monochrome laser multifunction with copy, scan and duplex, wireless and mobile printing, Alexa voice support and a fast warm-up for intermittent printing. It lands in the $200 to $500 range. Quick warm-up is the underrated spec: a laser that wakes quickly gives you page one fast, which is what a desk user notices.

It ranks third because black-and-white only limits it against the color picks above, yet the quick warm-up suits people who print a page or two at a time. Against the Canon, you give up color and rated speed in exchange for a smaller machine and a lower running cost.

Choose it for contracts, forms and everyday documents. The caveat is that no color pages are possible. Skip it if you need color printing.

Type

Monochrome laser MFP

Functions

Print, copy, scan

Duplex

Yes

Voice

Alexa support

Our verdict: Color inkjet with two-sided copying and scanning built in.

The INKvestment 5010 is a color inkjet all-in-one with automatic duplex printing, automatic two-sided copy and scan, a 2.7 inch touchscreen and wireless connectivity. It uses an INKvestment ink tank cartridge system and lands in the $200 to $500 range. Two-sided scanning saves time on paper-heavy tasks because the machine flips each page itself.

It ranks fourth because it matches the laser units on duplex scanning but is not rated for page speed in the listing. It sits above the cheaper inkjets thanks to the two-sided scan. Against the Epson EcoTank ET-4800, it costs more but adds a touchscreen and double-sided copying.

Buy it for mixed color and document work. The caveat is that you pay laser prices for an inkjet. Skip it if a rated page speed is your priority.

Type

Color inkjet AIO

Duplex

Print, copy and scan

Screen

2.7 inch touchscreen

Ink system

INKvestment tank cartridge

Our verdict: Refillable ink bottles mean fewer stops in the middle of a job.

The EcoTank ET-4800 is a cartridge-free ink tank all-in-one with an automatic document feeder, Ethernet and wireless connectivity, and built-in scan, copy and fax. You refill from bottles instead of swapping cartridges. It lands in the $100 to $200 range. Ink tanks hold far more supply than a typical cartridge, so a long job rarely stops for a swap.

It ranks fifth because the listing gives no rated speed, and the tank design is about low interruptions rather than raw pace. Compared with the Brother INKvestment, it costs less and adds an Ethernet port. Against the lasers above it, output is slower at volume.

Choose it for regular multi-page jobs where running out of ink mid-run is the annoyance. The caveat is that inkjet output is slower than laser. Skip it if you want the fastest laser output.

Type

Ink tank AIO

Feeder

Automatic document feeder

Network

Ethernet and wireless

Refill

Ink bottles

Our verdict: Lets you trade print quality for speed when you are in a hurry.

The Work Smart 1360 is a color inkjet all-in-one with automatic duplex, a 1.8 inch display, multiple print quality modes and a Refresh Subscription trial. It lands in the $100 to $200 range. A draft mode uses less ink and finishes a routine page quicker, which is the most useful speed lever on an inkjet.

It ranks sixth because the display is smaller than the INKvestment's and the listing gives no rated speed. The quality modes are the useful part, since a draft mode can finish a routine page sooner. Against the EcoTank ET-4800, it lacks a document feeder and Ethernet.

Pick it for jobs that mix quick drafts and finished color. The caveat is that the included subscription is a trial. Skip it if you want a document feeder or a rated speed.

Type

Color inkjet AIO

Duplex

Automatic

Display

1.8 inch

Modes

Multiple quality modes

Our verdict: A compact inkjet with a feeder for light daily printing.

The PIXMA TR4720 is a compact color inkjet all-in-one with an automatic document feeder, mobile printing and a legacy fax feature, plus wireless connectivity. It lands in the $50 to $100 range. A document feeder lets you scan a short stack without lifting the lid for each page.

It ranks seventh because it targets single pages throughout the day, not volume, and the listing offers no speed figure. Against the HP DeskJet, the feeder is the practical gain. Against the Brother lasers, it costs far less and finishes jobs more slowly.

Choose it for occasional document jobs. The caveat is that it is not built for large batches. Skip it if you print long documents regularly.

Type

Color inkjet AIO

Feeder

Automatic document feeder

Mobile

Mobile printing

Extra

Built-in fax

Our verdict: The cheapest way into home printing, not a speed pick.

The DeskJet 4355 is a compact color inkjet that prints, scans and copies, with a three-month Instant Ink trial, a simple wireless setup flow and optional AI-capable printing features. It lands in the $50 to $100 range. Simple setup matters in a home office where nobody wants to spend an hour on a printer.

It ranks last because it has no feeder, no duplex mention and no speed figure in the listing. What it offers is a low cost of entry. Against the PIXMA TR4720, it lacks the feeder and costs about the same tier.

Buy it for light, occasional printing on a tight budget. The caveat is that it does not belong in a list about speed except as a fallback. Skip it if you value speed or print in volume.

Type

Color inkjet AIO

Functions

Print, scan, copy

Trial

3-month Instant Ink

Setup

Simple wireless flow