A fast printer let down by high running costs and few features

It isn’t cheap, but plenty of features and top quality propel this printer to the top of the pile

Very cheap to run, but poor print quality badly lets the side down

Small and cheap, but it’s costly to run and quality isn’t the best

Very much a case of average performance for an average price

Slick print quality and faultless speed, but lacking on the features front

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We test nine devices, from the simplest printers to versatile multifunction devices that print, scan, copy and fax

Lightning quick, top-quality prints and the running costs are as low as the price tag

A versatile, high-quality printer with a wide range of features