Printers

The all-in-one Xerox B215 delivers quick speeds and a very low cost per page, all for a fair price.

The HP Color Laser MFP179fnw is well-suited for modest duty in a small office. Find out if its the best for your setup by reading our HP Color Laser MFP179fnw review.

Want to make your smartphone photos tangible? The pocket-size Kodak Smile printer gives you fun prints in seconds.

The OfficeJet Pro 9025 offers loads of speed and features for high volume work, and very competitive ink costs, but image quality via the document feeder could be improved.

The HP M148fdw offers high image quality and lots of features and speed for the money. But the control-panel operation is a little clumsy, and the wireless setup is a chore.

The HP Sprocket Photo Printer (2nd Edition) is a compact photo printer that fits into a pocket, but the fun part of photo printing is held back by major color issues.

The small wireless HP Tango X prints quickly and delivers high print quality, but the smartphone copy and scan functions leave much to be desired.

With high-quality output and support for a wide range of materials, the Ultimaker S5 more than justifies its high price tag for people who need to do a lot of 3D printing.

3D-print enthusiasts who want to try SLA printing at low cost may be tempted by the MP Mini Deluxe. But be prepared to invest some time in getting it running.