Any Recommendations For A Good WiFi Laser Printer?

I have owned or used a few of these low-cost home laser printers, black and white and color, from both Canon and Samsung. They all had two things in common:

1. They all worked very well and produced high-quality prints, way more consistently than any inkjet printer I've owned...

2. ...unless you decided to use anything other than normal paper (I used 24lb and it was fine). Cardstock, labels, business card sheets, etc. were woefully inconsistent. Jams, misalignment, sometimes a label would peel off mid-print and cause a carriage jam. Photo paper did fine, but I never tried to print more than one photo sheet at a time anyway.

Not saying the printer you linked will have that problem (and you may not even care), but it's an interesting enough occurrence for me to note.

Those who own the Brother laser printers, do you ever do any medium volume label printing (like, a series of 5-10 label sheets, card stock, etc.)? I really want to get a good but not expensive laser printer that can accomplish this. Tired of returning them, and even more tired of soaking my inkjet printhead in alcohol every time I need to print something (I don't print often, but when I do print, it's usually a lot of various stuff for work and it needs to look flawless.)

I bit the bullet and went with an HP color laserjet 200.