Cyber Monday printer deals 2022: Inkjet, all

Find the best inkjet, all-in-one, and color laser printer Cyber Monday deals

Cyber Monday is almost over - so you’ll have to be quick if you want to grab one of these printer deals.

One of the biggest online shopping events of the year is coming to a close. With massive savings at all the top retailers, there's no better time to find the best inkjet, all-in-one, and color laser printer Cyber Monday deals. But you’ll have to act fast.

If you’re unsure where to start, though, don't worry. We’ve picked out the best cheap printers you should keep an eye on while the Cyber Monday sales still last. We’re highlighting the top retailers with deals still available, and explaining how you can make the most out of these time-limited discounts without even leaving the house.

You don't have to go far if you want to find Cyber Monday deals you can still buy now. And for more printer advice, head here for the biggest and best Cyber Monday 2022 deals, look at our verdict on the best home printers and 2022's best inkjet printers.

Canon PIXMA TS6420a was $159.99 now $69.99 at Best Buy Save $90 - Canon's PIXMA TS6420a wireless all-in-one printer is perfect for those looking for something easy to use, compact, and capable of handling a bunch of tasks. This Cyber Monday you can make an unbelievable saving of $90 on what many would consider the perfect home printer.

Canon Pixma Inkjet Color Printer was $199.99 now $119.99 at Amazon Save $80 - Canon's inkjet printers are some of the best around and its Pixma Colour Inkjet is a great addition to any home or office set-up. For Cyber Monday there is a 50% discount and a $100 saving to be had as the Canon Pixma is just $99.99 on Amazon.

HP ENVY 6075 all-in-one printer w/24-months ink was $265.99 now $214.99 at Amazon Save 19% - This printer will be a life saver for those who print dozens of color pages a month. Not only does it do auto-duplex, it also includes 2 years of ink delivered straight to your door (up to 100 per month or 2400 for the duration of the offer).

Epson EcoTank ET-2800 Wireless Color All-in-One Inkjet Cartridge-Free Supertank Printer was $229.99 now $199.99 at Best Buy Save $30 - Epson's EcoTank ET-2800 is tailor-made for printing, copying, and scanning in high resolution. There's a built-in display for managing your work, although it isn't touchscreen. You can wire it up to your computer, and it also supports a range of wireless options, including Apple AirPrint. Better still, the EcoTank range features refillable tanks, which could mean less waste and more savings in the long-run compared to cartridge-based printers.

Canon MAXIFY MegaTank GX7021 Wireless All-In-One Inkjet Printer with Fax was $799.99 now $699.99 at Best Buy Save $100 - The MAXIFY GX7021 from Canon is one for pros and power-users. The all-in-one printer lets you print, scan, copy, and even fax - and makes doing so even easier with a large touchscreen display built into the machine. To keep things efficient, there's an auto-document feeder and double-sided scanning tools. It even has support for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant smart speakers. You can print via wired connection, USB flash drive, ethernet, or wirelessly, giving utility in almost any situation.

Canon Pixma G1220 was $189 now $149 from B&H Photo Save $40 - Canon's Pixma G1220 delivers huge, refillable ink tanks to cut down on running costs, and it offers decent printing, scanning and copying for anyone who needs a compact home device that doesn't cost the earth. It works with envelopes, glossy photo paper and banners, too. It doesn't have high-end features and it's not fast, but it's an affordable home all-rounder.

Canon PIXMA TR7020a Wireless All-In-One Inkjet Printer was $189.99 now $99.99 at Best Buy Save $90 - Canon's Pixma TR7020a is a compact all-in-one that's easy to set up. Getting your prints is made efficient thanks to the auto-document feeder and front and rear feeding. There's even a built-in OLED display (but no touchscreen, unfortunately) for total control over your printing and document scanning. You’re free to hook it up to your computer or print wirelessly from other devices.

Epson WorkForce Pro WF-3820: $199.99 $129.99 at Best Buy Looking for a slightly cheaper quality printer? The Epson WorkForce Pro WF-3820 is an all-in-one printer with 35% off. It delivers precise prints with streamlined printing for small workgroups. It has 250-sheet paper capacity, built-in wireless, and a smart 2.7" color touchscreen.

HP LaserJet MFP M234SDWE was $249 now $199 at Newegg HP's LaserJet MFP M234SDWE wireless printer takes smart printing to the next level. This is packed full of nifty features, including a fully integrated mobile app, dual-band Wi-Fi, ultra-fast two-sided printing, and a 40-sheet auto document feeder - a steal at $199.

Epson - EcoTank ET-3850 was $449.99 now $379.99 at Best BuyEpson is known for innovation, and the EcoTank ET-3850 is no different. Dropping ink cartridges in favour of high-capacity, easy-to-refill tanks makes this all-in-one printer generally cheaper and easier to run. Combined with impressive quality and robust paper handling, this is a must for any small office, especially with a $70 saving.

HP LaserJet M110we Wireless Black and White Laser Printer was $129.99 now $109.99 at Best Buy Although the LaserJet M110we only prints in black and white, it's a cheap option for those seeking the speed and consistency of laser printing. As a real incentive, this deal bundles the printer with 6 months of HP Instant Ink, adding to the savings.

HP Envy Photo 7855 Wireless Color Inkjet All-In-One Printer was $249.99 now $99.99 at Office Depot Save $150 - This all-in-one wireless printer sees a big discount from Office Depot this Cyber Monday. It prints, scans, copies, and faxes from Windows and Mac computers, as well as mobile devices - and even comes with 4 months’ free HP Instant Ink. The automatic 2-sided printing will be especially useful for those looking to boost productivity while cutting down on paper use, too.

If you want to take a stress-free approach to Cyber Monday 2022 then simply bookmark this page. We’ll monitor all of the key websites to ensure that you don't miss any of the biggest and best deals on Cyber Monday.

If you want to augment that with your own research, though, we can hardly blame you. If that's the case, we recommend heading to the websites above – they’re our favorite printer retailers, and they cover all the bases from home and office to photography and labels.

Adobe predicted that the best Cyber Monday discounts will hit 32%, and if you find that figure on your printer of choice, you could save a significant amount of cash. Even on a $100 model, you’ll have $32 back in your pocket, and the figure increases if you spend $500 or more on a high-end photo or office device.

Even if you only spot discounts hitting around 20% rather than 32%, that will still translate to a decent chunk of money saved.

There's plenty of cash to be saved if you buy a printer on Cyber Monday, and we’ve got even more good news to report. Because electronics is one of the key drivers of sales and an extremely competitive market, we wouldn't be surprised to see printer discounts topping 40% - especially on older devices that are still easily good enough for most situations.

The situation looks pretty rosy for anyone buying a printer on Cyber Monday. In many scenarios, you’ll probably be able to save almost a third of the price on your chosen device, and if you shop around and prove versatile with your product choices, you might save even more.

You won't get a find Cyber Monday printer deal without knowing what you want to buy. Take that approach; instead, you’re likely to get an unsuitable product at an inflated price.

Instead, consider what kind of printer you need – and what features you can go without. If you want to print photographs and documents without worrying about speed, then an affordable inkjet is probably the way to go – here are the best home printers.

Conversely, if you’re buying for business use, then it's worth considering a faster laser printer that can zip through documents. Head here for all the information on the best laser printers.

It's worth thinking about all-in-one units if you’d prefer a printer that can handle scanning and copying or specialist devices for photos, labels, and cards if you have specific needs. Head here for our verdict on the best all-in-one printers, or click here for the best photo printers.

Beyond that, delve into the features. You should evaluate if you want to use a wired or wireless connection, need smartphone features, and if your next printer needs double-sided printing or super-fast page rates.

The final considerations revolve around cost. Figure out how much you’ve got to spend on your new device, but remember running costs – it's no good buying a cheap printer if the ink costs a fortune.

Once you’ve thought about what kind of printer you need, it's worth finding two or three models that fit the bill. Do this, and you’ll be more likely to find a great Cyber Monday deal because you’re not reliant on just one unit appearing at a great price.

Our final research tip? Don't forget that each manufacturer has a huge range of hardware – and you don't necessarily need to buy an expensive flagship to get most of the features you need. Also, consider last year's models, which tend to have most of the innovations in the current-gen gear at a lower price.

There are plenty of ways to ensure you can take advantage of the best prices on Cyber Monday.

Compare prices across different retailers to ensure you’re getting the best. Remember that retailers offer other incentives to buy, too – a free product or app can make the difference if prices are static across different sites.

Set up your shopping accounts in advance, create alerts for price drops on your preferred printers, and sign up for mailing lists to receive extra discounts.

It's always tempting to buy as soon as you see your favored product at a reduced price, but analysis proves that the best prices tend to arrive on Cyber Monday itself – and not before.

Stay strong if your next printer is available at a discount in October or November because you’ll probably save even more cash on Cyber Monday.

If you can't help yourself, consider keeping the printer boxed away until Cyber Monday has been and gone – if you spot it at an even lower price, you can return the original for a refund.

An effective all-in-one with impressively low running costs

Category: All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer | Print Speed: 15 ppm (mono) | Paper Capacity: 250 sheets | Paper Size: Up to A4

Epson's all-in-one handles prints, scans, and copies, including features like auto duplexing, wireless connectivity, and a color LCD. Its print speed is fast enough to sate home users, its scan resolution is high, and it's easy to get working thanks to Epson's superb Android and iOS apps.

It delivers impressive quality across all printing, scanning, and copying tasks. It looks decent, too – its body is surprisingly light, extra panels fold away discreetly, and its quartet of ink tanks is neatly integrated into the chassis. It holds 250 sheets of paper and has an automatic document feeder for easier use.

The Epson's initial cost of nearly $400 might seem high – and it still might seem high after a Cyber Monday discount – but that outlay doesn't tell the whole story. The EcoTank comes with enough ink in the box to print 14,000 monochrome pages or 5,200 color pages, which is a vast number – you’d need about 70 normal cartridges to hit that number with some printers from other manufacturers. And when you do eventually need some new ink, the refills are up to 90% cheaper than the cartridges you’ll need for comparable rivals.

The EcoTank is not perfect. It doesn't have a USB host port for printing from a thumb drive, and the display isn't a touchscreen. Laser printers are also significantly faster.

The Epson's impressive range of mainstream features and relatively tiny running costs more than make up for that, though, and they mean that the EcoTank is a manageable and capable home device.

Read our full Epson EcoTank ET-3850 Review

Clever design and a touchscreen make for an impressive, convenient all-in-one

Category: All-in-One Color Laser Printer | Print Speed: 27 ppm (mono) | Paper Capacity: 250 + 50 sheets | Paper Size: Up to A4

Canon's i-SENSYS unit looks slick and smart enough to fit into most office or home environments, and its spec sheet covers most of the key features you’ll need: it has a 50-sheet ADF, duplex printing, a front-mounted USB port, and a paper tray that supports 250 sheets. It's also possible to expand this unit with extra paper trays and other accessories.

Elsewhere, you’ll find built-in wireless connectivity and an excellent tablet-style touchscreen interface with programmable hotkeys. It's easy to use and produces light, crisp prints at a reasonable pace, with neat and legible text. Its scans and copies are just as good.

Canon's unit features robust build quality and easy setup procedures, and alongside its wireless connectivity, you get USB and Ethernet support too. The only missing features are duplex scanning and high-end additions like NFC sensors. We did note that there are plenty of other laser printers with more speed.

The Canon is still fast enough to sate most offices, though, and it makes up for the lack of record-breaking speed with a great touchscreen interface and consistent quality.

Read our full Canon i-SENSYS MF742Cdw Review

Smart features, wireless connectivity and good quality all impress

Category: All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer | Print Speed: 29ppm (mono) | Paper Sizes: Up to A4 | Paper Capacity: 225 sheets

Don't be fooled by the HP OfficeJet Pro's name: this unit is not a dull business machine and is easily good enough to handle home and professional use without breaking a sweat. And don't necessarily look for the 8035e, either: in the UK, it's called the 8025, and it's now been replaced by the 9025.

It looks superb, with a sleek design, and it has excellent connectivity, including wireless, Wi-Fi Direct, and Bluetooth support. It works with Alexa's voice commands, has a front-mounted USB port, and is all navigable with user-friendly touch controls.

Print speeds are consistently good, too, and HP produced good-quality prints, scans, and copies. This all-in-one is pricier to buy and run than many of its rivals, but it's versatile, effective, and easy to use – so it's easily worth the cost.

Read our full HP OfficeJet Pro 9025 Review

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