All printers and scanners
Every model Printeroff currently stocks. Grouped by range so you can compare like with like. Click any name for full specifications, the in-the-box list, and the warranty details.
The store is built around six product ranges. Each range targets a different kind of buyer. Read the short intros below, then jump to a range page to compare prices and specs side by side.
Everyday home printing
Wireless printing for home creatives
Refillable ink, ultra-low cost per page
Fast all-in-ones for small workplaces
Sharp, fast laser printing
Dedicated document scanning
About model names
HP names units with the range first (the heading you see above each list) followed by a model number that often includes a sub-line marker such as Pro for small office or business use. Higher numbers in a range usually mean more features, more paper capacity, or a higher monthly duty cycle — not always faster, since speed depends on the engine. Open any model page to see the exact specifications and the original product name in full.
How to pick the right printer
The right printer is usually the one matched to how often you print, what you print, and how much desk space you have. Start with volume. If you print under 200 pages a month, a small home unit is plenty. Between 200 and 1,000 pages a month, step up to a mid-range model with a larger paper tray and auto-duplex. Above 1,000 pages a month, you want a business-class device with high-yield supplies.
Next, think about what you print. Mostly black text? A workhorse mono unit will outpace and outlast an inkjet in that role. Lots of photos and rich images? An inkjet, ideally one with a wider ink set, reproduces images far better. A mix of both? Either an inkjet that handles text well or a colour unit built for documents, depending on which side of the mix matters more.
Running cost is the often-forgotten number. Cheap units with expensive supplies cost more over three years than mid-priced units with high-yield supplies. Refillable-tank designs win on cost per page if your volume is high enough to use the ink before it dries. For occasional use, sealed cartridges or starter tanks are simpler and avoid waste.
Finally, footprint and noise. Compact home units sit on a shelf. Business multifunction devices need a dedicated table and clear airflow around the rear. Check the warranty too. Most home units come with one year. Business-class units often include longer cover or paid extensions.
Not sure where to start?
The printer finder asks four questions and recommends two or three models. Prefer to read first? Browse side-by-side comparisons. Want help from a person? Contact us with what you print and how much, and we'll reply with two honest options.