But notice that even that's a reversal from a few years ago you used to want to go with a laser because you were doing high volumes of printing, not low ones.
At that low a rate of printing, drying will drive his TCO up to a point where a laser is probably cheaper. However, due to the drying issue the OP is probably better off with a laser. This particular piece of hardware is about $200 right now straight from the manufacturer, and I managed to get the same price at BestBuy. The colour cartridges, at the rate I'm using them, are more likely to need replacement due to drying than being emptied, and I do semiregularly print in colour. Darned if this sucker isn't faster than my old Samsung laser, too. Three cents a page if I don't go with the XL and run out of ink somewhat sooner than projected less than two cents a page under more optimal conditions. That's about $20 to replace, or $40 if I want the XL cartridge with three times as much ink. My HP Officejet has over two thirds of its black ink left after about 200 pages. Remove the top hinged panel by taking out the pins at the bottom of this panel.
The cost per page on at least some colour inkjets has really dropped, to a point that's competitive with mono lasers. Samsung ML2510 Side Cooling Fan Replacement - iFixit Repair Guide. I recently needed a new printer, and it seems the mono-laser advice here - which I used to swear by - might be out of date, at least for some users.
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