The popularity and affordability of Chromebook laptops by Google has made this device a competitor in the computer industry. While this device has proven useful for the demographic of high school students and college undergrads; Chromebooks aren’t as useful in a business environment.  

With Chromebook’s tantalizing price point and basic functionalities, the question becomes why isn’t a Chromebook right for your business needs?  

However, if you already own a Chromebook you might already be asking the question that this article will address, why is your Chromebook not printing or working correctly with your multifunction printing equipment? 

From believing all copiers are too expensive to thinking all printers are alike, there are likely several myths that are holding your company back from investing in a high-quality multifunction printer (MFP). 

Below are nine common myths explained and debunked, so you’ll make a more educated decision when purchasing a new copier/printer for your business or home needs.  

Have you ever purchased an item based on price alone, only to realize a few days later that there was a reason those trendy pair of shoes were only $15? 

This can happen with your office copier/printer too. 

Many businesses purchase or lease a multi-function printer (MFP) that can print, scan, copy, and fax all in one machine for their business needs. However, when originally choosing, your business could have bought an MFP based on price alone.  

Owning or leasing a Xerox copier/printer is a strategic decision that is sure to increase productivity and workflow in your office. However, if you’re having difficulty using all the features, it could impact your office productivity. 

 If you’re not used to using a multi-function printer (MFP) that allows you to print, scan, copy, and fax all in one place, you may have some questions. You could need assistance in changing trays or toners or even learning about the features and apps your Xerox machine provides. 

Toner is an essential part of owning a copier/printer. No matter the reason for purchase (personal, business, school), you’re going to need to purchase toner, which can be expensive.  

The toner industry has historically made you choose between affordable or quality toner. 

If you opt for high-quality OEM (original equipment manufacturer) toner, which most businesses need, the price can add up. 

However, opting for inexpensive drill and fill toners lead to ink spills, hazardous materials, and repeated service repairs.