Top 15 printers

Epson lists this under ‘Inkjet printers for home’, which is the one place you wouldn’t plan to use it. The point of it is that if your work takes you out and about - lockdown permitting - the WF-110W can go with you. Its built-in battery should last ...

This colour inkjet is bulkier than most, despite having no scanning, copying or fax capabilities. What makes it interesting is the way you refill it, using neither conventional cartridges, nor the bottled ink of Epson’s pricier EcoTank models. ...

Not to be confused with the completely different and much weirder-looking TS6350. this inkjet sits in the middle of Canon's current Pixma TS range, and while we haven’t been convinced by some of its stablemates, the TS6250 achieves a happy medium. ...

This is pricey for an inkjet, but competes on speed with mid-range office laser printers. Compared with colour lasers, it also gives you much smaller bills. Epson’s inks come in 3,000 or 5,000-page packs, looking more like astronaut ...

THERE WILL BE a moment, after a long day, when you’ll stop believing that Epson’s WorkForce WF-7710DWF is a big, A3-capable multifunction peripheral (MFP), and start thinking you’ve shrunk. Read our EPSON WorkForce WF-7710DWF Review. It’s ...

Epson's top of the range A3+ printer for photographers Epson's SureColor SC-P600 is designed for both enthusiast and pro photographers looking for a high-end home printing solution to produce up to A3+ (329x483mm) prints. ...

ON THE FACE of it, the ET-7750 is the perfect candidate for Epson's EcoTank system, which shuns cartridges in favour of refillable ink tanks. Photo printing is a notorious drain on ink, and an A3+ capable photo multifunction peripheral (MFP) even ...

This inkjet printer/scanner/copier maximises its versatility with a five-ink system that uses the usual set of four dye-based inks (cyan, magenta, yellow and black) for photo printing plus a pigment black for extra-crisp text. Read our Canon ...

There’s always been a category of high-quality A3+ inkjet photo printers, but there have never been many products within that category to choose from. Epson’s latest is the smallest and neatest we’ve seen to date - about 10cm (4in) wider than the A4 ...

Brother MFC-L2750DW - By now there must be at least one multi-function inkjet printer/ scanner per UK household. For everyone who doesn’t have one, someone else still has an old one they stopped using because the ink got too expensive and the paper ...

There are plenty of jokes about life under communism, but capitalism has its comedy value too. For example, it’s easy to buy products that save you money - you just have to pay more. Read our Epson EcoTank et-4750 Review. Epson’s EcoTank series ...

Brother mfc-l8900cdw review - It’s on the pricey side, but this versatile laser MFP has great quality, access controls and cloud support Brother’s MFC-L8900CDW laser is aimed at work-groups of up to five users - and even if they all have different ...

Brother MFC-L5750DW Review - Brother’s printer model names look at first glance like somebody has dropped a box of Scrabble tiles, but there is method in their madness. MFC means this is a multi-function contraption; L stands for laser; and DW means ...

HP OfficeJet Pro 7720 - We’re a fan of A4 printers like this, which feed the long side of the paper, meaning you can also use A3, at least for occasional jobs. An A3 poster is much more eye-catching, and fitting two pages on each side of an A3 sheet ...

Brother hl-L8260cdw Review - This is a basic color laser printer without many frills - there’s no scanner built-in, and in place of the touchscreen on modern inkjet printers there’s a two-line LCD that looks like it’s from a calculator. But it ...