Last Call: The Best Cyber Monday Printer Deals for Your Home or Office

We live increasingly digital lives, but sometimes, you need to feel the warmth of a freshly printed piece of paper in your hands. Whether you’re filling out paperwork or don’t trust digital boarding passes, today’s printers will get you set up in no time—whether it’s a high-quality photo printer, a fast and efficient all-in-one for your home office, or a reliable laser printer for big jobs.

If you missed out on Black Friday or Cyber Monday deals, these discounts on still live. Grab them while you can! And don’t forget to check out the Best Cyber Monday Deals Still Available.

The Canon imageClass MF455dw all-in-one laser printer is ideal for small to mid-sized offices needing fast, high-quality monochrome prints, copies, scans, and faxes. Its speed (40 ppm) and efficient duplex scanning make it great for handling larger jobs, while the 5-inch touchscreen and Wi-Fi Direct setup simplify operation and mobile printing. With a $149 discount on Amazon, it’s an economical choice. Expert M. David Stone gave it an “Outstanding” rating and the Editors’ Choice title in our review, saying, “The MF455dw offers every feature you’re ever likely to need in a mono laser AIO.”

The Canon Maxify GX4020 is an all-in-one printer tailored for busy small offices needing reliable, cost-effective printing. With a 350-sheet paper capacity, auto-duplexing, and low ink costs, it’s well-suited for heavy-duty printing and moderate scanning. Though initially pricey, it offers substantial long-term savings on ink, producing up to 5,000 color pages per bottle set. “The GX4020’s low running cost offsets its high initial price, making it a solid choice for heavy-use offices,” we said in our review.

The Canon Maxify GX5020, now $299 (save $100.99), is ideal for high-volume printing with ultra-low ink costs of under 2 cents per page. Its speed, duplexing, and mobile compatibility make it a home-office workhorse. We called it “an outright bargain” in our review, rating it “Excellent” and giving it an Editors’ Choice award.

The Epson EcoTank Pro ET-5850 is an “Outstanding” choice for small businesses, offering exceptional value with two years of unlimited ink, saving $250 off its $849.99 MSRP. Praised in our review as “an incomparable value for small businesses,” its low operating costs and stellar print quality make it a smart buy.

The Epson Expression Premium XP-7100 stands out with its photo-focused performance and versatility, making it ideal for families or home offices. Currently priced at $599.99 (saving you $250), this deal offers significant value. “The XP-7100 combines exceptional output quality with robust features like auto-duplexing,” we said in our review, which gave it an “Excellent” rating and an Editors’ Choice award.

The Epson LabelWorks LW-PX300 Full Printer Kit, priced at $69 (23% off), delivers professional industrial-style labeling for small businesses and hobbyists at an affordable price. We called it “close to ideal for light-duty industrial-style labeling” in our review. It includes a lifetime warranty.

The Brother MFC-J4335DW delivers excellent value with versatile all-in-one functionality, duplex printing, and low operating costs. “An impressive balance of features and affordability,” we said in our review. This Editors’ Choice award winner is ideal for students and home-office users seeking cost-effective performance without sacrificing quality.

Printer FAQs

Hi, I’m Tom Brant. I have more than a decade of experience testing and evaluating consumer tech products like printers, so here are my answers to three of the most frequently asked questions about buying a new printer, especially around a sales event like Cyber Monday. 

Will Printer Prices Drop on Cyber Monday?

Yes! However, printers are almost always discounted by 20% or more from their MSRPs. If you see a printer price drop by more than that amount, it’s a good time to buy it. But if not, there’s no special urgency to buy a given printer during a Cyber Monday sale. 

We always rate the value of printers based on their MSRPs. So if you find a significant discount, and a high price is one of the only drawbacks of a specific printer, Cyber Monday sales are a great opportunity to buy.

Why Are Laser Printers More Expensive Than Inkjet Printers?

Oftentimes, the cost per page of a laser printer is less than that of an inkjet printer, saving you money in the long run. Actual running costs depend on any number of variables, including how much ink or laser toner you use per page, which may or may not match the amount on industry-standard test pages. 

It’s important to note that you can find some very cheap printers nowadays—some under $50—at the bottom of most manufacturers’ product lines. But it rarely makes sense to buy a slow printer with scanty features and replacement cartridges that typically cost as much or more than the printer. It’s smarter to look for printers that will save you money in the long run and check your possible choices against reviews that assess features and cost of ownership, as ours do. (You can check our total cost of ownership guide to decide what’s right for you.) 

How Do We Test Printers?

To measure printer performance, we test a variety of factors. One of the most important is speed: We time and report results for a pre-assembled 12-page Word document, a business applications suite, and a 4-by-6-inch photo. After printing each document several times, we  average the results. 

You can find out more about how we test printers in our explainer article.

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I’m the deputy managing editor of the hardware team at PCMag.com. Reading this during the day? Then you’ve caught me testing gear and editing reviews of laptops, desktop PCs, and tons of other personal tech. (Reading this at night? Then I’m probably dreaming about all those cool products.) I’ve covered the consumer tech world as an editor, reporter, and analyst since 2015.

I’ve evaluated the performance, value, and features of hundreds of personal tech devices and services, from laptops to Wi-Fi hotspots and everything in between. I’ve also covered the launches of dozens of groundbreaking technologies, from hyperloop test tracks in the desert to the latest silicon from Apple and Intel.

I’ve appeared on CBS News, in USA Today, and at many other outlets to offer analysis on breaking technology news.

Before I joined the tech-journalism ranks, I wrote on topics as diverse as Borneo’s rain forests, Middle Eastern airlines, and Big Data’s role in presidential elections. A graduate of Middlebury College, I also have a master’s degree in journalism and French Studies from New York University.

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I have been working as a content writer for over six years, specializing in consumer technology. Throughout my career, I have explored various areas within this niche, including cybersecurity, entertainment apps, and software products. Prior to becoming a content writer, I worked as a graphic designer. This background has been beneficial, particularly when writing how-to articles on photo editing for MakeUseOf.com. Additionally, I have contributed as an entertainment writer for Beebom.com and a cybersecurity writer for VPNCentral.com.

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