What are the common performance differences of various types of printers?

In daily use of various printers, the performance differences mainly cover the following aspects:

The first is the laser printer, because the consumables used by the laser printer are toner cartridges or ink cartridges, so it is necessary to change the consumables here frequently during use. Personally, I think laser printers are more suitable for home use or small office use, and the printing volume is not very large.

Needle printers are generally suitable for printing some bills, but they are usually used by some financial departments because of their slow printing speed and high noise. One advantage of the stylus printer is that there is no need to replace the ink cartridge or toner cartridge, let alone add toner or ink, because the consumables of the stylus printer are ribbons.

There is also an inkjet printer. Inkjet printers turn ink into tiny power through nozzles and spray it on paper. Generally speaking, inkjet printers are suitable for both home use and company use. The consumables that inkjet printers need to replace are generally realized by adding ink or replacing toner cartridges.