Printers

Canon’s i-SENSYS MF-8280Cw is a big, colour multifunction printer with a very shallow paper tray. It does support wireless printing from mobiles, though.

Remarkable features for the price, but lacks the print quality to compete with our A-List pick

HP LaserJet P3005x Printer review: If you want a no-nonsense mono laser for the larger office, the P3005x proves that HP can still do the business.

The Brother HL-3170CDW is a good example of a printer that doesn’t stand out from the crowd. It’s a fine buy if you’re only looking for a single-function printer that’s quick and responsive, but the…

Superb output quality and low costs; an excellent all-rounder.

Dell 2150cdn Printer review: A good, workgroup colour laser printer, producing excellent prints at reasonable cost.

Brother PocketJet PJ-663 Printer review: If you need a miniature, portable thermal printer and have a lot of money you don’t want, Brother’s PocketJet PJ-663 can solve both problems.

The Ricoh Aficio SG2100n is a gel inkjet printer with a low price tag. However, with no scan or wireless, can it compete with better featured machines?

Samsung ML-2545 review: a fast mono laser printer with few of the extras of its more expensive stablemates, but a low asking price.

The Lexmark CS310n produces gorgeous prints, yielding higher quality than most laser printers. That’s two major criteria for companies that it aces, making it an excellent buy for any business.

Canon i-SENSYS LBP6000B Printer review: A budget personal laser printer with surprisingly good speed and very reasonable print quality. What’s happening to the world?