The UK Printer Review Magazine

"Helping you to buy the most suitable, cheapest to run printer that's within your budget!"

Each year our magazine aims to review the vast majority of printers on sale to determine which ones offer the best value for money, best print quality, and most useful features. Our most important considerations start with the cost of replacement ink cartridges, followed by print quality. We then look at speed, noise levels, and build quality. We downgrade printers that have built-in obsolescence or operational faults.

Latest Printer News and Reviews

The Epson Workforce WF-2510WF has real staying power!  We ask why this model is hanging around for so long?  Did they manufacture too many of them, or are they so popular Epson can't stop making them?
The Epson Workforce WF-2510WF with the scanner lid lifted up.
 

The recently reduced Epson Expression XP-600 printer (around £100) offers home document and photographic printing using Polar Bear Ink Cartridges.

The soon to be discontinued Brother MFC-5895CW is available to buy from under £100! It offers A3 printing and A4 scanning, fax, automatic document feeder, Network connectivity, WiFi, and a wide colour screen. Not to mention it runs on cheap ink cartridges!

The Epson Expression Work Force WF-3010 DW is a WiFi / Ethernet network printer designed for the small office. Offering a large paper tray, duplex printing, and cheap replacement ink cartridges, this model will be popular with small business users.

The New Canon Pixma iP7250 replaces the discontinued iP4950 model. It follows in a successful line of budget photo printers with the ability to print on to CD, DVD, and Blu-ray disks. With this latest model Canon have introduced Wireless and AirPrint for the first time. Previously the only way to communicate with this model family was via a USB cable.

The direct replacement for the older MG6250 is the new Canon Pixma MG6350 machine. Canon have changed the case (available in black or white colour plastic) to look more like the MX type models. Nothing much has changed with regard to the specification however. It still uses 6 ink cartridges including a Grey.

The cheaper Canon Pixma MG5450 will eventually replace the MG5350 and also offers AirPrint and Pixma Cloud Print. Comes with LCD colour screen (not touchscreen), 2 paper inputs and direct disk printing .