Latest Printer Reviews

A mid-range multifunction, the MG5420 punches a bit above its weight class.

This is a larger printer, but it will stand in to cover all the functions you have at the office in your home.

A multifunction with fantastic print quality, is only hindered by quickly-used ink.

The Canon PIXMA MG3220 is a jack-of-all-trades, but master of none.

The Epson Artisan 1430 is a decent pro-photo printer with great software and media options.

The Kodak ESP 3.2 is a fairly mediocre entry-level printer.

The HP Deskjet 3050 is an entry-level printer with a slightly better than entry-level performance.

The HP Officejet 8600 is a fast office printer, but lacks detail.

The HP Photosmart 5510 works well as a family printer that supports network sharing, and a decent print speed.

The Canon MX512 is a decent option for the price, but with a few drawbacks.

If you're looking for a pro photo printer, seriously consider the Epson R2000.

If you're looking for a pro-photo printer, seriously consider the Epson R2000.

Terribly convenient, but also terrible printer.

All things considered, the HP A536 is a fairly average printer with not-so-average printing options.

A small printer that can handle most of your on-the-fly photo printing needs with notably good performance.

The best option if you want the highest-quality 4" x 6" prints on the fly.

If you're looking for an office printer than can print photos well, the Canon Pixma MG6220 isn't a bad bet for $200 MSRP.

An above-average all-in-one geared towards those who print more text than photos.

For professionals needing large, high quality prints, one of the finest we’ve looked at.

The HP Deskjet 1000 costs just $30, which gets you a printer that is adequate for basic tasks, but not much more.