My HP printers have been a nightmare, with the many ways they make it difficult to refill the carts or to use cheaper ones - even refilled OEM carts are an excuse to make you jump through undocumented hoops - and you have no clue what's going on inside those black plastic tanks. Each HP cart, by contrast, comes with its own printhead (which you pay dearly for.) There is a single printhead, which you do have to treat well specifically, don't run it dry or you'll need to replace it. You can see the ink, and see when it's runnning low. In my experience, when it comes to inkjets, Canon printers have been very reliable, and inexpensive to operate thanks to the many generic ink cartridges that are available. For the latter, you just can't beat an inkjet. Randy is quite right about the strengths and weaknesses of color laser printers: great for Excel charts, not so much for color photos. Of course someone could also go to a Fed Ex or UPS store that has color printing. I think if it were me (and I was a Real Estate agent printing my own documents).I'd be seriously thinking about a color laser printer. As you probably know.Real Estate agents show homes in all sorts of weather (including rain & snow).thus not good to hand out color documents to buyers if the ink may run in the rain. Generally speaking.inkjet printers have ink that will smudge or run when exposed to water/rain.although I think I have seen waterproof ink for inkjet printers. I know if I was looking to purchase a home.I would want color sales documents rather than black & white (at least color photos of the inside & outside of the home). If your relative is in Real lor printing is probably almost necessary if they would be printing their own sales documents for homes they're showing.
If color printing is nice to lor laser printers have a higher cost/page than inkjet color printers.
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