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I'd be a little more enthusiastic about the HP 1200w NFC/Wireless Mobile Print Accessory if the NFC worked with more NFC-capable devices that are actually available. However, NFC Touch-to-Print promises to be more useful in the future. For now,...

2 expert reviews

This "All in One" is much better than expected. Given it's quality and features it was a bargin at retail price.

5 user reviews

This has connected easily with all of our electronic devices and has very high quality prints for the price. Ink seems to be lasting well. Is feeding envelopes and special paper better and more consistently than our high-cost color laser printer. No...

1 user reviews

Although Canon calls the Pixma MG4220 a photo MFP, its above par text quality makes it a good choice for light-duty home office use as well.

1 expert reviews

BEWARE OF UNETHICAL, ILLEGAL HP PRACTICES. I purchased an HP Photosmart C6280 printer 6 years ago for $230. I selected that high-end, expensive model printer because it had the automatic duplex (2-sided) printing feature. After about 3-4 years, HP...

8 user reviews

2 user reviews

I prefer laser over ink printers, this is a great home printer at a great price.

2 user reviews

Until more devices support NFC Touch-to-Print, or your office is equipped with a fleet of HP ElitePad 900 tablets, Wireless Direct will be the most useful mode for printing with the 2800w. Unlike standard Wi-Fi, you don't even have to give out your...

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Photographers that want the immediate satisfaction and control offered by printing at home should consider the Pixma iP8720. It produces, sharp, beautiful 13 by 19-inch prints with accurate color and neutral grays.

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Despite the lackluster speed, the Canon Pixma MX472 Wireless Office All-in-One Printer is a capable personal MFP for the price. Its only real shortcoming compared with the Brother MFC-J430w is speed, which keeps the Brother printer firmly in place as...

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While Brother’s HL-L8350CDW loses points for average print quality and slow colour speeds, it remains a tempting choice for small businesses. It offers plenty for a low price, and Brother’s mobile and cloud printing features can’t be faulted.

2 expert reviews

Worked as you said very impressive printer

6 user reviews

Conclusion If you need an ADF, faxing, or faster speed, consider the Brother MFC-J470DW, which is aimed more at office needs than the Canon Pixma MG5720 Wireless Inkjet All-in-One. If your scan and copy needs are light-duty enough so you don't need an...

1 expert reviews

Well HP's every product ; like PC , leptop , printer or other accessories are very good and they provide a very low range price . Well coming to this printer , its a very nice printer. besides the printing , it has a scanner and you can use it as a...

7 user reviews

Conclusion If you need an ADF, faxing, or faster speed, consider the Brother MFC-J470DW, which is aimed more at office needs than the Canon Pixma MG5720 Wireless Inkjet All-in-One. If your scan and copy needs are light-duty enough so you don't need an...

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As an all-in-one inkjet printer intended primarily for home use, the Canon Pixma TS9020 Wireless Inkjet All-in-One Printer offers fast photo printing and solid output quality led by excellent text. That said, the Canon MG5720, our Editors' Choice...

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If you're looking for a consumer-grade photo printer, the Canon Pixma TS5020, TS6020, and TS8020 print terrific photos. (For some reason, we didn't get as stellar output from the TS9020.) Considering what you give up for the $30 list price difference...

1 expert reviews

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As an all-in-one inkjet printer intended for home use, the Canon Pixma TS8020 Wireless Inkjet All-in-One Printer excels at printing both text and photos. It's unusually quick at photo printing, much faster than our budget home inkjet all-in-one top...

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The Canon Maxify iB4120 is a very good choice as a budget small-office color inkjet printer. Its main strengths are its voluminous paper capacity and stellar output quality. In fact, the combination of high-quality text, graphics, and photos makes it a...

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Like the Maxify series' flagship model, the MB5420, the Maxify MB5120 Wireless Small Office All-in-One Printer prints, makes copies, and scans slightly above par for an office-centric inkjet all-in-one printer in its class. If you're sure that all you...

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Considering what you give up for a mere $20 (or so) savings between the two, only under some specific circumstances could we recommend the Canon Maxify MB2120 Wireless Home Office Inkjet Printer over the MB2720. The additional 250-sheet paper cassette...

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Conclusion If you need Ethernet, fax capability, or an automatic document feeder (ADF) for scanning multipage documents, consider the Canon MX922 or the Brother MFC-J870DW. If you don't need these office-centric features or the ability to print from...

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If you need an ADF or fax support, your best picks will likely be the Editors' Choice Brother MFC-J470DW or the Canon Pixma MX472 Wireless Office All-In-One Printer , which offers many of the same features as the Brother model. If you don't need an ADF...

1 expert reviews

This printer is great to print off alot of copies, and it's double sided too.

3 user reviews