The best Canon home all-in-one yet, with flawless quality and an impressive feature list.

Superb print quality at consistently high speeds, and it’s packed with useful features too.

Cheap to buy, cheap to run and bundled with features; print quality holds it back from greatness.

A fast, high-quality all-in-one, but for running costs look for the MP610 first.

A slight speed boost and a new curvaceous shape keep Canon on top of the inkjet pile.

Plenty of features, but printing and scanning results proved average at best

Decent wireless printing, but the poor scanning, copying and speed let the Dell down

Fast, great quality prints at a decent price – the only real competition for the other Canon

The scanner is the only minor weakness in an otherwise near perfect home all-in-one

Interesting design and plenty of features, but it takes an age to produce mediocre results

A dreadful scanner and an overall lack of features make the low price a moot point

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

An affordable and stylish option that provides decent quality, but at a leisurely pace.

Cheap, easy to use and quick. But the quality on offer lets it down.

A brilliant performer, particularly in terms of photo image quality. It’s superb value, too.

Capable of reproducing good photos, but it’s slow, a bit expensive to run and has a poor scanner.

Cheap to buy and run, the X5470 is great for mono printing, but less so for photos and images.

While HP’s strength in photo printing is once again proved, mono prints take too long and the scanner is poor.

It’s one of the few to include a fax machine and the ADF could be useful, but we expected far better print quality and faster speed at this price.