Printers for home, study and work

Sometimes, only a hard copy will do. All those home printing jobs or fun photo and sticker projects are easy with our range of printers at incredibly low prices.

Easy printing at our famously low prices

There are so many printers to handle so many different jobs. You can get one that specialises in just photos, documents or labels, or one that does a bit of everything. Find what you need for your home office or craft space.

Everyday printers for the home office

Every home should have a basic printer. They’re handy for printing schoolwork, bills, photos, to-do lists and even simple labels, with inkjet, wireless, all-in-one and portable printers to look after different jobs. Keep some copy paper and printer ink on hand and you’re always ready to go.

Photo printers for your favourite snaps

Most of us have hundreds, if not thousands, of photos just sitting on our phones that we rarely look at. Compact photo printers let you connect to your device and print out your favourites, popping them in frames or albums, turning them into a gift or just having them around the home.

Label and sticker printers

Give someone a label printer or a sticker printer, and the next minute, the pantry is organised, school supplies are labelled, drawers make sense and everything is easy to find. Compact thermal printers are even handier, connecting to compatible devices to let you print anything you can think up.

Printer FAQs

Which printer suits working from home?

Which type of printer you need for your home depends on what you’ll be printing. An inkjet printer is made for occasional printing and colour documents, while a laser printer may be better if you print a lot of text. There are also printers with scanning and copying features, label and sticker printers, instant photo printers and more, depending on what you need.

What's the difference between inkjet and laser printers?

The main difference between inkjet and laser printers is what they use to print and what they’re designed to print. Inkjet printers use liquid ink, made for colour printing and photos, while laser printers use toner, typically printing text faster. What and how often you’re printing, as well as the ongoing cost of ink or toner replacement, can help you pick the right model.

How do I connect my printer to Wi-Fi?

Always follow the printer manual for how to connect a printer to Wi-Fi. In most cases, you’ll need to turn the printer’s wireless setting on and follow the prompts to connect to your home Wi-Fi network.