Top 10 Color Laser Printers

Color laser printers are becoming more affordable, though toner costs can still be a shock. Ratings and rankings can change due to pricing and technology changes, so check back frequently for the latest info.

Rating & Price

Products

PCWorld Rating

Dell 5130cdn Color Laser Printer

Everything a busy office needs is in the 5130cdn, including speed, great print quality, and features galore--plus supercheap toner.

Full Review | Video Review | Specs - Rated: February 16, 2010

PCWorld Rating

Dell 3130cn

Spoil your small workgroup with this printer's speed, great output quality, and cheap toner.

Full Review | Specs - Rated: September 30, 2009

PCWorld Rating

Prices from $1,559

Lexmark C792de

You could print tons on this fast and capable laser printer--but the toner costs, while moderate, are not as low as those of the competition.

Full Review | Specs - Rated: October 13, 2010

PCWorld Rating

Prices from $697

Lexmark C734dn Color Laser Printer

Offices will like the speed, features, and low cost; the default color palette is oversaturated.

Full Review | Specs - Rated: September 30, 2009

PCWorld Rating

Prices from $1,271

HP Color LaserJet Enterprise CP4025dn Printer

The CP4025dn workgroup printer has plenty of speed and features, as well as low costs per page; photos tend to look dark, however.

Full Review | Video Review | Specs - Rated: February 24, 2010

PCWorld Rating

Prices from $2,700

Xerox Phaser 7500 Color Laser Printer

Yes, it's expensive, but it prints on paper up to banner size, at a fast clip and for a low cost.

Full Review | Specs - Rated: September 30, 2009

PCWorld Rating

Prices from $265

Samsung CLP-670ND

This color laser printer is a solid performer with nice output, but its consumables can be expensive.

Full Review | Specs - Rated: October 29, 2010

PCWorld Rating

Prices from $750

Samsung CLP-775ND Color Laser Printer

Efficient speed and paper handling, and reasonably priced toner, are this workgroup model’s strengths. Photo quality is adequate.

Full Review | Specs - Rated: September 28, 2011

PCWorld Rating

Prices from $375

OKI Printing Solutions C330dn

This low-priced workgroup model balances good speed and features with merely tolerable color quality and toner costs.

Full Review | Specs - Rated: October 25, 2010

PCWorld Rating

Prices from $500

Brother HL-4570CDW

Competitive in speed and features, but not photo quality, this small-business workhorse laser printer is best for mainstream use.

Full Review | Specs - Rated: December 20, 2010

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