Amazon’s latest inkjet printer deals bring together some of the most popular models on the market, each designed to make your home or office workflow a little smoother. From eco-friendly refills to auto-duplex printing, here’s a closer look at the top picks—because let’s face it, choosing the right printer can feel harder than picking a Netflix series on a Friday night.
Top 5 Inkjet Printers
Brother DCP-T820DW Ink Tank Printer – Built for Power Users
If you’re the kind of person who prints more than you stream, the Brother DCP-T820DW is a serious contender. Weighing in at 9.6 kg, it’s not exactly compact, but it makes up for the bulk with powerful features like auto-duplex (double-sided) printing, a flatbed scanner, and a surprisingly high resolution of up to 1200 × 6000 dpi.
This model is clearly aimed at small businesses and heavy home office users—think invoices, presentations, or even your kid’s endless school assignments. With speeds of 30 ppm (monochrome) and 26 ppm (color), it won’t leave you tapping your fingers impatiently. And let’s be honest, how many printers let you print directly from your phone with this much consistency? Add in refillable ink bottles and a 150-sheet capacity, and you’ve got a workhorse disguised as a home printer.
Canon PIXMA MegaTank G3000 – Budget-Friendly and Photo-Ready
If there’s a “value-for-money” crown in this lineup, Canon’s PIXMA G3000 might just wear it. At first glance, its 8.8 ppm (mono) and 5 ppm (color) speeds look modest compared to rivals. But dig deeper and you will see where it shines: cost efficiency and photo printing.
The MegaTank series is famous for its page yields, and this model doesn’t disappoint—up to 6,000 mono pages and 7,000 color pages per refill. Plus, it comes with extra black ink bottles in the box (a small but welcome perk). For anyone printing family albums or college projects, its borderless photo printing at 4800 × 1200 dpi is a delight. Sure, it won’t win any races, but at a cost per print of just 9 paise (black & white), it might just win your wallet.
HP Smart Tank 670 – Smart Features, Smarter Printing
At 7 kg, the HP Smart Tank 670 is a sleek grey machine designed for users who appreciate both aesthetics and practicality. It packs in wireless connectivity options (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB) and offers all-in-one convenience: print, scan, and copy.
Where it gets interesting is in its auto-duplex printing—a huge timesaver if you regularly deal with multi-page documents. While its advertised max speeds are a modest 12 ppm for black and 7 ppm for color, HP counters this with intuitive usability. A 2-line LCD and guided buttons make it user-friendly even for those who break into a sweat at the sight of a control panel. Think of it as the Goldilocks printer: not too basic, not too overwhelming—just right for most households.
Epson EcoTank L3252 – The Eco-Warrior’s Choice
Epson has built a reputation around efficiency, and the EcoTank L3252 continues that legacy. Its heat-free technology isn’t just marketing fluff—it actually reduces power consumption, which is a nice bonus for the eco-conscious crowd. Add to that spill-free refilling, and suddenly, the messy ink disasters of the past are just… gone.
Printing speeds are solid—33 ppm for monochrome and 15 ppm for color—and the all-in-one design (print, scan, copy) makes it versatile. But what makes this printer stand out is how seamlessly it connects via Wi-Fi and Epson’s smart app. Imagine sending a last-minute assignment to print straight from your phone at 2 a.m.—yes, it handles that too. At just 5.6 kg, it’s also one of the more compact models in this list, making it a fit for smaller desks.
HP Smart Tank 589 – Speed and Style in One Package
Wrapped in an eye-catching magenta design, the HP Smart Tank 589 doesn’t just sit pretty—it performs. With lightning-fast speeds of 30 ppm (black) and 24 ppm (color), this is the sprinter of the bunch. If you’re juggling office reports, kids’ schoolwork, and the occasional side hustle, this printer keeps up without breaking a sweat.
Beyond speed, it offers guided buttons, multiple connectivity options (Wi-Fi, USB, Bluetooth, Ethernet), and a decent 100-sheet input tray. The ink quality stands out too, thanks to HP’s GT ink bottles that deliver sharp, professional-grade prints. In many ways, it feels like a perfect middle ground between the powerhouse Brother and the budget-friendly Canon.
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