Which Brand is the best for print quality HP, Brother, Can..

I have a brother printer right now and it makes descent prints but it's
a cheap printer it's a Brother MFC-210C but the only other printer I
have used I can't really compare it with because the price range for
each product is dramatically different from $50-$1999 so the other
printer I have used was a Epson stylus pro 4800 I would differently have
to say I liked the Epson's print quality a lot better but I liked the
brother's setup program a lot better because it was less complicated to use.
I am probably going to get a Laser Printer so which ever brand makes or
the certain model name(s) of there printers that make the best quality
for prints at an affordable price like $200-$400 dollars.

On Nov 6, 6:45 pm, "Tyler W." <u....RemoveThis@domain.invalid> wrote:
> I have a brother printer right now and it makes descent prints but it's
> a cheap printer it's a Brother MFC-210C but the only other printer I
> have used I can't really compare it with because the price range for
> each product is dramatically different from $50-$1999 so the other
> printer I have used was a Epson stylus pro 4800 I would differently have
> to say I liked the Epson's print quality a lot better but I liked the
> brother's setup program a lot better because it was less complicated to use.
> I am probably going to get a Laser Printer so which ever brand makes or
> the certain model name(s) of there printers that make the best quality
> for prints at an affordable price like $200-$400 dollars.

HP offers one laser printer right now that might do what you want. I
think you'll find, though, that color laser printers in the lower
price ranges do not yet offer what inkjet photo printers offer in
terms of print quality. I'm not sure why you're concerned about the
set-up programs: that's a one time thing, and almost all of them are
fairly easy to use.

Either way, though, laser or inkjet, expect to pay a ton of money for
ink or toner cartridges.