Today: A printer that simply works. Plus …
A printer good enough to stop sneaking print jobs at the office |
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| Michael Murtaugh/NYT Wirecutter |
After testing roughly 75 printers, we can say with confidence: All printers suck. That being said, we do think some of them suck significantly less than others. Our new favorite laser printer falls firmly in the latter category.
It prints in clear black and white, and, unlike its inkjet brethren, it won’t clog or require constant upkeep. And the results are crisp. If all you need is something that works consistently for the occasional return label or document, this is the one.
Fast, inexpensive, and reliable→
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Plus: Very beautiful stationery |
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| Marki Williams/NYT Wirecutter |
“When you spend your days staring at screens or fretting about impending AI doom,” writes gifts expert Mari Uyehara, “a beautifully designed paper card can feel like tactile relief, representing a more authentic and considered human connection.” To that end, she’s found five brands that deliver artfully designed note cards for all your correspondence.
Including the “haute couture of stationery”→
Your daily deal: Excellent carry-on luggage |
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| Aer |
This handsome hard-shell suitcase is a breeze to roll around the terminal. And it has one key feature that sets it apart: lockable wheels that keep it in place. Something that’s especially helpful for anyone juggling children or other bags.
It’s on sale right now→
One last thing: Think twice before recycling your shredded paper |
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| Marki Williams/NYT Wirecutter |
If you use a paper shredder (a practice we highly recommend), you actually shouldn’t be tossing your scraps into the recycling bin. But wait: Isn’t throwing away shredded paper wasteful? Isn’t shredded paper still paper, and thus recyclable? The answer to both questions is, well, kind of.
The proper way to dispose of shredded paper→
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