The 6 Best Wireless Printers for Printing From iPhone and iPad, Ranked & Reviewed

Our verdict: Refillable tanks, an auto document feeder, Ethernet and fax in one reliable home-office machine.

The ET-4800 is a cartridge-free supertank all-in-one with an auto document feeder, built-in fax, Ethernet plus Wi-Fi, and the Epson Smart Panel app for iOS. Ink comes from refillable tanks you top up from bottles rather than from replaceable cartridges.

It takes first place because it is the only model here that solves both recurring problems at once. The tank system removes the per-cartridge markup that makes cheap inkjets expensive over time, and the feeder lets you scan or copy a stack of pages from your phone without lifting the lid for each sheet. Ethernet is a quiet bonus: a wired connection avoids the dropped-Wi-Fi problems that frustrate phone printing. It outranks the ET-2800 because that unit lacks the feeder, fax and wired port.

Buy it if you run a home office, handle school paperwork or print several times a week. Skip it if you print only a few pages a month, since the price sits in the $100 to $200 bracket and a basic model would do.

Ink system

Refillable supertank

Document feeder

Automatic (ADF)

Connectivity

Wi-Fi and Ethernet

iOS app

Epson Smart Panel

Our verdict: The same refillable ink concept as the ET-4800, stripped down to the essentials.

The ET-2800 is a wireless color all-in-one with refillable ink tanks, a flatbed scanner and the Epson Smart Panel app. Startup ink bottles are included, so the printer is ready to run without an extra purchase.

It ranks second because it delivers the ink economics that matter most to iPhone and iPad users, who tend to print photos, forms and homework in irregular bursts. Tank ink also sits in the machine for long gaps better than cartridges that dry up when unused. Against the ET-4800 you give up the document feeder, Ethernet and fax, so scanning a multi-page contract means lifting the lid sheet by sheet.

It is the best fit for a student household or a family that prints a few dozen pages a month. Skip it if you scan multi-page documents regularly.

Ink system

Refillable supertank

Scanner

Flatbed, no ADF

iOS app

Epson Smart Panel

Startup ink

Bottles included

Our verdict: AirPrint is named right on the listing, plus five separate ink tanks and a compact body.

The TS5320 is a compact wireless all-in-one that lists AirPrint directly, uses five individual ink tanks and works with Alexa. It has a flatbed scanner with no document feeder, and it comes in black and a white finish.

It ranks third because AirPrint means your iPhone or iPad finds the printer on the network and prints from the share sheet with no app to install. Five separate tanks are also easier on the wallet than a single tri-color cartridge, since you only replace the color that has run out. The tradeoff is long-run ink cost: cartridges still cost far more per page than a tank printer, and the scanner has no feeder.

Choose it if you want the simplest iOS printing experience and print mostly photos or short documents. Skip it if you print heavily, because the Epson tank models are cheaper to run.

AirPrint

Stated directly

Ink

5 individual tanks

Scanner

Flatbed, no ADF

Voice

Alexa compatible

Our verdict: The cheapest way to get an auto document feeder and fax in a compact printer.

The TR4720 is a compact wireless all-in-one that scans through an automatic feeder, includes a fax modem, and prints from iOS via the Canon PRINT app. It sits in the $50 to $100 bracket.

It places fourth because the feeder is rare at this price, and it is the main reason to choose it. Scanning a ten-page document from your phone without opening the lid for each sheet is a real time saver for freelancers and small-business owners. Compared with the Canon TS5320 above, the TR4720 does not name AirPrint on its listing, so you should verify that your device sees it on the network, and the cartridge-based ink system makes it a better buy for light use than heavy.

It suits a home office that prints a little, scans a lot and still needs a fax line. Skip it if photo quality or low running cost is the priority.

Document feeder

Automatic (ADF)

Fax

Built in

iOS app

Canon PRINT

Price tier

$50 to $100

Our verdict: Automatic two-sided printing and a color screen for people who print longer documents.

The Work Smart 1360 is a wireless color inkjet all-in-one with automatic duplex printing, a 1.8 inch color display and a flatbed scanner. It ships with a Refresh Subscription ink trial.

It ranks fifth because duplex printing is the one feature that saves both paper and tedium on longer documents. Manually flipping pages is where most home printing goes wrong, with sheets reversed or jammed, and an automatic unit avoids that. The color display also makes it easier to check status without opening an app. The catch is the subscription: an ink trial can turn into a monthly charge if you forget it, and the flatbed has no feeder.

Buy it if you print essays, reports or recipes and want two-sided output without effort. Skip it if you would prefer to own your ink supply outright rather than rent it.

Duplex

Automatic

Display

1.8 in color

Scanner

Flatbed, no ADF

Ink plan

Refresh trial included

Our verdict: A low-price iOS-friendly printer that depends on you managing the ink subscription.

The DeskJet 4355 is a wireless color all-in-one with the HP Smart app for iOS, a flatbed scanner and a 3-month Instant Ink trial. The app also advertises AI-capable HP Smart features.

It lands last because the printer is cheap and the ink is not. The HP Smart app is a polished way to scan, print and share from an iPhone, and the entry cost is among the lowest in this group. The cost is that Instant Ink is a subscription, and cancelling after the trial is something you have to remember. Without it, cartridge costs rise quickly, and the machine has no feeder, no duplex and no tank system.

It works for a household that prints a few pages a month and wants a very low entry price. Skip it if you want predictable ink costs or you often print long documents.

iOS app

HP Smart

Ink plan

3-month trial included

Scanner

Flatbed, no ADF

Price tier

$50 to $100