BROTHER Home printers

Discover our range of BROTHER Home printers

School projects, postage labels, photo keepsakes, the right Brother printer makes home tasks quick and tidy. The range spans compact inkjets that handle colourful work and photos, through to monochrome lasers that turn out crisp text with low fuss. Whichever style you pick, simple drivers, clear screens and wireless connectivity keep printing accessible for everyone at home.

All-in-one inkjets cover print, scan and copy in one footprint, useful if you scan documents for work or capture drawings from the kids. Borderless photo modes on selected models make family prints look smart, and colour cartridges deliver smooth gradients in charts and flyers. If you mostly print documents, a mono laser suits steady volumes, with sharp text, quick first-page times and long-lasting toner. Duplex modes help save paper by printing both sides automatically.

Wireless and mobile printing are well covered. Most models join your home Wi-Fi and accept jobs from phones and tablets, so you can print boarding passes from the sofa or recipes in the kitchen. For organisation, a label printer clears clutter on storage boxes and shelves, and fits neatly into a home office drawer. Consumables are easy to source, and you can choose standard or higher-yield options depending on how often you print.

Setup tip: place the printer within good Wi-Fi range, run the setup app on your phone, and enable duplex as the default for documents. For exact page speeds, paper sizes and cartridge types, check the product pages at Currys. Availability and pricing vary by retailer and region.

Which Brother printer is best for home use?

If you print mixed documents and photos, an all-in-one inkjet is a flexible choice. For mostly text, a monochrome laser offers fast, tidy output with low upkeep.

Can I print from my phone or tablet?

Yes, most Brother models support wireless printing from Android and iOS once connected to your home network.

Are toner costs lower than ink?

Cost depends on what and how much you print. Toner tends to last longer for text heavy pages, while inkjets can be more economical for light, occasional use.

Do I need colour for school work?

Colour is helpful for charts and images, although a mono laser handles essays and worksheets well if you rarely need colour.