How to choose a printer that won’t let you down

If you need a colour laser MFP for a home office or small business, Canon’s i-Sensys MF660 range should be on your radar. We tested the MF664Cdw, which offers print, scan and copying; for about anothe

The Epson EcoTank ET-4956 is the most expensive of the three refillable inkjet MFPs in this group test. It’s comfortably the best specified, however, offering everything you need for the home, home of

The TS4150i sits near the bottom of Canon’s Pixma range of inkjets. It’s a fairly basic MFP, offering prints, scans and copies, but no fax. You can fit about 100 sheets of plain paper in its input tra

We put every printer and MFP through a set of standard tests designed to replicate real-world printing. These range from everyday text jobs to long documents and tortuous multi-page graphical prints –

Until recently, if UK buyers wanted a refillable ink tank printer, they could get one from HP, Epson or Canon, but not Brother. That’s changed with the launch of the DCP-T780DW, and its cheaper siblin

Put someone in a room with 12 printers for long enough, and they’ll start running out of things to talk about. That was certainly the case with this group test, which resulted in something like 80 sca