You really need to determine just how you use the features you mentioned. Why, because if you plan to print far more than any other feature, buy a true printer alone, then proceed to get a AIO or M/F type as yet another unit. Of course, you route the jobs as required to your needs. Otherwise, spend the big bucks and get that fancy AIO, etc., but still need "consumables" value which in turn is NOT always cheap. You really don't want a singular output source that maybe beated-up due to excessive use and/or prolonged usage. Typical PC printers get burn-out quickly if demand is high and thus a more practical solution is a true business hi-end product. Then you need to check the maker's website and enter your typical parameters and allow them to suggest a product. I do suggest you look at Konica printers as they offer alot and seem to work well, though not as popular as HP or Canon, etc.. Dell printers go well too, but their consumables tend to be pricey but do offer good service life.
Also, if you really step into a business atmosphere of usage, consider a printer/copier center/service to buy/trial from at least you see options at work.
tada -----Willy 