In this guide, we’ll explain why getting the exact printer model right is so important, why search results can sometimes be misleading, and how to avoid buying the wrong ink cartridges online.
The Canon Pixma TS7550i printer blends practicality and performance in a space-saving design. At just 374 mm wide, it slides effortlessly into crowded home offices, kitchen counters, or study nooks alongside its sibling models TS6550i and TS4150i.
The Brother HL‑L1240W offers a reliable, space‑saving solution for mono printing needs. With fast speeds, modern connectivity, and secure design, it can serve well in a home office. Its consumables—the TN‑1150 toner and DR‑1150 drum—are engineered for consistent quality and longevity.
Want to see our June 2025 recommendations at a glance? See the table below, the printer names and cartridge names are clickable links so you can check them out further if you wish. All printers recommended, can use compatible cartridges, sourced here at INKredible.
If you're shopping for a new HP printer, you may come across models that are only compatible with HP's Instant Ink or HP+ subscription services. These printers can generally be recognised by looking at the printer model suffix. The vast majority of printers available right now have an 'e' at the end of the printer model if they are ONLY for use with HP's ink or toner subscription service.
If you’ve ever owned a laser printer, chances are you’ve come across two terms that sound similar but are actually very different: toner cartridge and drum unit.
One of the most common questions we hear from frustrated printer owners is, "Why does this new toner cartridge look so different to what I just removed from the printer?"
Canon has introduced three new business printers to its MAXIFY series: the GX7150, GX6150, and BX110. Each model is designed to boost productivity, offering high-quality printing with cost efficiency. We're here to break down the new models, and their key features - also showing the ink cartridge options for each model.
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