More and more people are using MacBooks in the office.
While the reasons for this vary, one key reason Macs have become so popular are their usability and efficiency.
79% of Mac users say they aren’t as efficient with any other computer, and 74% report that they experience fewer issues with their Macs than with other computer brands.
However, as efficient as MacBooks are, it can be difficult finding quality office printers that are compatible with Mac OS.
Our print experts at STPT know that deciding on a printer can be difficult, especially when you’re trying to find printers compatible with Mac computers, so we’ve compiled this list of options to help you learn about the best printers for Mac computers.
In this article, we will go over the 5 office printer models that work best for MacBook printing. We will cover specifications, pros, cons, and costs for each model so you can decide which printer works best for your office needs.
5 Best Office Printers for Macs
1. HP Color LasterJet Pro Multifunction M479fdw Wireless Laster Printer
Basic Specifications:
• Print Speed: Up to 28 pages per minute (ppm)
• Recommended Monthly Print Volume: Up to 4000 pages
• Monthly Duty Cycle: 50,000 pages
• Base Model Dimensions: 15.7 x 16.4 x 18.6 in
• Base Model Weight: 51 lbs
• Cost: Around $819
The HP Color LaserJet Pro Multifunction M479fdw is a good option for small and medium-sized workgroups or offices because it produces high-quality prints while taking up minimal office space.
This multifunction printer allows you to print, scan, copy, and fax, but it is a bit slower than some of other machines of a similar size. The costs to run the printer and supply replacement costs also tend to run high for this model.
Defining Feature: You can use the HP Smart App to manage and print documents using your iPhone or MacBook. Besides being designed for efficiency, this printer also offers Wi-Fi Direct and Bluetooth so users can use their Apple devices to print without a local network connection using convenient resources like Apple AirPrint.
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