Office Equipment

There’s a lot of information to wade through when looking for printers compatible with Mac computers. 

Even after you narrow down some options or ask experts for lists of suitable models to consider, you still have to compare printer models to decide which is best for you.

Our team of print experts at STPT has the information to help you make informed printer decisions. As Xerox Diamond Authorized Solution Partners, we are pros at comparing machines’ specs and features. 

If you’ve already read our blog 5 Best Office Printers for Macs, then you’ll be familiar with some of the printer models we’re comparing today.

In this article, we’re going to take a closer look at two of the best printers for Mac computers and compare them based on compatibility for MacBook printing, upfront price, running costs, serviceability, and extra features. 

The Covid-19 pandemic significantly impacted lead times around the world, and according to a recent survey, 57% of companies reported that the pandemic caused serious disruptions to their supply chains. 

As the pandemic ends and life returns to normal, global supply chains continue to reflect many of the shipping and stock issues that began at the height of the pandemic in 2020. 

Although supply chains continue to show improvement, deliveries still may be slow to arrive post pandemic. This can be a major issue for companies and small businesses that need to keep print production fast paced to turn a profit.

We want to make sure you have all the information you need to understand supply chain management and lead time so that you can take the right steps to receive important orders at the right time.

A few years ago, our Business Development Manager, Mary Shamburger, attended a convention that showcased copier units from several different brands.

This experience allowed her to see the differences, up close, in the features and designs of each machine, but to her surprise, one machine had a base made of particleboard, an artificial wood made from wood pulp and glue. Since copiers need steel bases to support hardware and protect users from fire, this was a shock. 

The particleboard base was preventing the wheels from supporting the machine, and the wood was disintegrating.  

Your alarm goes off at 7 a.m., and you don’t feel worried about being late or fighting traffic to rush to the office at 8. 

You feel relaxed and ready for your workday.

Maybe you take a shower, brush your teeth, put on a nice shirt and some comfy pants, and brew a fresh pot of coffee. 

Now, it is 7:40 a.m., but you still don’t feel the morning anxiety rush.

Why?

Because you are one of the 92 million people in the United States who can work from home flexibly at least part of the time.

While this flexibility has been a positive change for many Americans, there are still growing pains when it comes to getting used to the new home-based work environment.

Do you live in the Oklahoma City (OKC) area and need a new printer/copier? 

If so, then you will find this list helpful. It can be more difficult than you would think to find the right place to lease or buy a printer for your business.  

There’s a lot that goes into getting a new office machine and where you decide to buy it sets the standard for not only what type of machine you get, but also other crucial factors to having a printer like maintenance, supplies, support, etc.