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Color LaserJet Printers were intricately designed by HP to print high-quality color output that can go on par with the best inkjet printers in the market. But like any other printers out there, Color LaserJet Printers are not exempted in encountering printing problems.

That’s why for today’s blog post, we’re going to give some basic troubleshooting tips to fix the common printing quality issues you may encounter with your Color LaserJet Printer.

Yesterday, we posted a video article about “5 Tips on Buying Office Printers.” And in one of those tips, we mentioned the importance of knowing the printer’s total cost of ownership.

To start with, the total cost of ownership refers to the purchase price of the asset you brought plus its cost of operation. This is vital if you want to invest in the right office equipment without going over the budget. To give you a short breakdown, here’s a breakdown on how you should calculate a printer’s total cost of ownership.

Monochrome or black-and-white multifunction (MFP) laser printers are probably the most economical printers you can buy in the market, in terms of productivity and running costs. This type of printer is designed for small offices to mid-size workgroups that only prints black-and-white documents, but also needs a machine that can copy, scan, and fax documents. 

If you happen to be looking for a black-and-white MFP, then you might want to check out this list we created. Below are five of the best black-and-white or monochrome all-in-one laser printers for small offices and workgroups, designed to deliver the needs of their document workflow.