Back at the start of the first lockdown, when my home printer decided to give up the ghost just at the same time as all office based workers, including me started WFH and you couldn't get a printer for love nor money from Argos, Currys etc, I bought this printer from Printerland, which does what you want.
However, I paid about half the current price, bloody hell prices have gone up in the last two years, but there may be another wireless printer on that website that does the same job for less.
They delivered quickly and were the cheapest at the time and crucially, actually had printers in stock that they could sell, which was somewhat of a USP in April 2020.
Plus I'm not sure I'd recommend that one anyway because the sheet feeder from the tray stopped working after a few months and I never got round to trying to get it sorted/repaired/replaced, googling seemed to suggest it was a bit of a known issue and the printer didn't like all types of paper (I've tried several different thicknesses of paper and taken the printer apart to check for any sort of bits in the mechanism) but I manage by just printing one sheet at a time through the manual feed.
But depending on what printing you want, I've always gone for a mono laser printer because inkjets cost a lot more to run and you can get photos printed in supermarkets or online for less than the cost of buying colour ink and photo paper yourself, not that I've done that for years anyway.