The best printer deals to shop from HP, Canon and more

Nishka Dhawan, Reviewed
Here are the best printer deals you can shop for your home office right now
Here are the best printer deals you can shop for your home office right now

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With many of us converting our living rooms into makeshift office spaces over the past year, we’ve come to realize the need for a fast, reliable printer. From scanning our signatures on important documents to printing work documents and reports, a good printing machine can make even the hardest work tasks seem like less of a hassle. Nabbing a decent gadget can typically set you back a few hundred dollars—and that’s not even including the constant supply of ink and paper you'll be needing. To help you keep your work-from-home costs low, we’ve rounded up the best printer deals available on the market right now.

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The HP Neverstop laser printer, for instance, is currently down from $329.99 to $299.99, saving you $30. HP makes many of our favorite printers, like the similar, more expensive HP Color Laserjet Pro ($599.99), which we enjoyed for its easy set up on our phones, PCs and laptops. You should get comparable results from the HP Neverstop, with the site's customers praising how straightforward the installation was and noting that they were able to start printing stacks of paper within minutes. Since this is a laser printer, you also won’t have to worry about the toner cartridge drying up, allowing you to keep your costs low.

This was our favorite portable photo printer and it's currently on sale.
This was our favorite portable photo printer and it's currently on sale.

If you’re looking for something to bring your Kodak moments to life, you’ll want the Polaroid Hi-Print, which we ranked as our top pick for portable photo printers. Once $99.99, you can now pick it up for $78.28 at Amazon, saving you $21.71. We loved the extremely compact size of this sturdy gadget, which has roughly the same dimensions as a large smartphone. It was also super easy to connect [this pick to] to our devices via Bluetooth for immediate printing. In fact, we barely needed to use the manual! You can even edit your chosen photos before you hit “print” in the Polaroid Originals app. We did find that this photo printer dialed down brighter colors, but it was an easy fix once we edited the color saturation levels on your images.

There are plenty of other printer deals live right now if you’re looking for a home office upgrade. We’ve listed the most noteworthy discounts right down below.

The best printer deals to shop right now

The HP Envy 6055 is a capable printer available at a reasonable price.
The HP Envy 6055 is a capable printer available at a reasonable price.

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