Printers

A low-cost, good-quality A4 laser – but slow colour prints are a drag

Average print quality but Kyocera’s new A4 laser is a real speed demon with extremely low running costs

Kyocera Mita FS-1320D Printer review: A good, mono laser workhorse for the office with excellent expandability and low running costs.

…quality. All in all Epson yet again have produced a quality printer for the price! …

Good points: No bad bits Bad points: No bad points

Kyocera Mita FS-6970DN Printer review: This A3 capable mono laser is a heavyweight machine, but does it have heavyweight performance?

HP LaserJet Pro P1606dn – Mono Laser Printer Printer review: We take a look at HP’s latest mono laser printer for SOHO users.

Dell’s C2660dn is a large, fast, duplex colour laser printer, with no wireless as standard. It still manages AirPrint and Google Cloud Print, if networked.

The concept is attractive – a fast colour A3 laser printer that’s not much bigger than an A4. Unfortunately it consumes a huge amount of energy, it’s noisy, and it’s slow to start up.

HP Color LaserJet 1600 Printer review: Colour laser printers are becoming increasingly affordable. But are the running costs prohibitive?

Epson Aculaser M2400DN Printer review: A good solid, small workgroup laser printer, but it doesn’t compare well on cost with the machine it’s derived from.

very good value for money, with it only being twenty five pounds! does however use up quite alot of space on my desk, as it has a long extended part of the printer, for holding paper, which is not…

Canon’s PIXMA iX6850 is a large-format colour inkjet for under £200. It produces good quality photos and print, but lacks duplex.