The printers category covers laser, inkjet and label printers, as well as cartridges, toner, paper and self-adhesive labels for home, office and warehouse use. Our range holds over 7,000 products, including Brother, Epson, Zebra, Xerox and Canon.
Because the category brings together printing hardware and consumables, it helps to decide first which of the two you need.
How to choose a printer
Printing technology. Laser printers produce large volumes of text documents quickly and cheaply, and toner does not dry out, so they suit occasional printing too. Inkjets reproduce colours and photos better, and models with refillable ink tanks cost less per page than those with replaceable cartridges. Thermal label printers are made for shipping labels and barcodes.
Print volume. If you print a few pages a month, a basic inkjet or a small laser model is enough. In an office printing hundreds or thousands of pages, a laser printer with high-capacity cartridges brings the cost per page down. Manufacturers state a recommended monthly workload, so check it before buying.
Functions and connections. A multifunction device prints, copies and scans, so one machine replaces three. Double-sided printing saves paper, and a Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection lets several computers and phones print to the same device.
Running costs. Compare the cartridge or toner yield (how many pages it prints) and the exact model code before ordering. Besides original cartridges from the printer maker, you can choose compatible ones, for example from Activejet or Peach.
Paper and labels. Check the size, weight and which printer type the paper is made for. Our range includes Activejet matte photo paper in A4 for laser printers. Photo paper designed for inkjets can stick inside a laser printer, because the fuser runs at a high temperature.
Brands we carry
- Brother: known for laser printers and multifunction devices for small offices, as well as label printers.
- Epson: known for inkjet printers with refillable ink tanks and for photo printing.
- Zebra: specialises in thermal label and barcode printers used in logistics and retail.
- Xerox and Lexmark: offer laser printers and multifunction devices for offices and workgroups.
- Canon and HP: Canon is known for colour inkjet printers, HP for its LaserJet laser range.
- Activejet and Peach: make compatible cartridges and toner that can be used instead of originals.
- Avery Zweckform and Herma: mainly produce self-adhesive labels and office paper products.
Also in our range: Actis. In the Eksploatacinės medžiagos (consumables) and Popierius (paper) subcategories you will find cartridges, toner, paper and labels.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a laser and an inkjet printer?
A laser printer uses toner and works best for large volumes of text documents. An inkjet uses liquid ink and reproduces photos and colour images better. If you print rarely, ink can dry out in an inkjet, whereas toner does not usually have this problem.
Are compatible cartridges worth buying?
Compatible cartridges usually cost less than originals, but their yield and print quality depend on the maker. The key is to check that the cartridge code matches your printer model. Choose products from known makers such as Activejet or Peach.
Which printer should I choose for home use?
For most homes, a multifunction inkjet printer with Wi-Fi is enough. If you print photos often, pick a model with separate colour cartridges or refillable ink tanks. If you mostly print text, a small laser printer is a better fit.
What kind of printer do I need for labels?
For shipping labels and barcodes, a thermal label printer such as one from Zebra or Brother is the best choice. Self-adhesive A4 label sheets, such as Avery Zweckform or Herma, can be printed on an ordinary laser or inkjet printer, provided the sheets are made for that printer type.
