USB – Ethernet – WiFi Printers

Brother’s MFC-J870DW is a well-specified inkjet all-in-one with a design makeover. It has NFC mobile print and direct print on DVDs.

Canon’s PIXMA MG5550 is an all-in-one with an eye on home photos and plenty of support for the portable devices that may have taken them.

HP could call the Officejet Pro X551dw a revolution in inkjet printing. The first business printer with a full-width printhead gives all kinds of benefits.

If you can’t run to Epson’s top of the range Photo Expression XP-850, the XP-750 is a value option, as it includes the best of the 850’s photo features.

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.

The Brother MFC-J4710DW is a versatile printer that’s worth buying for its various and effective functions and low cost per page. It prints, copies, scans and faxes, does duplex, has Wi-Fi and an…

Here’s a laser colour which works well for reasonable cost per page. This printer will suit those who prioritise high quality prints. It has no major faults.

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…

Epson Expression Premium XP-800 Printer review: Partner to the Expression Photo XP-850, the Premium XP-800 is a well specified all-in-one for the money.

The Xerox Phaser 3320V/DNI is a fast, small office and workgroup laser printer, with wireless link and duplex print built in as standard.

Good points: easy to set up and use Bad points: Reviewer left no comment

The Canon Pixma MX925 is to businesses what the Pixma MG6350 is to households, minus the touchscreen, plus a larger dual tray, a fax function and optional XXL cartridges. It’s elegant, versatile and…

A no bells and whistles colour laser from Canon, the i-SENSYS LBP7110Cw does the main thing, printing good black and colour pages at reasonable speed.

Good points: Quick, re fillable toners with no microchips Bad points: none