Reviews of Latest Lexmark Printers

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Lexmark Pro 715 review

The Lexmark Pro 715 certainly looks like it means business and its multifunction capabilities make it great home office option. Read more

£200

16 December 2011 by Niall Magennis

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Lexmark Impact S305 review

The Impact S305 all-in-one inkjet printer with copier and scanner is an excellent and inexpensive choice for anyone whose printing mainly revolves around spreadsheets and plain-text documents. With its Wi-Fi networking capability and speedy print engine, it has plenty of charm for the home user Read more

£69

16 October 2009 by Nicholas James

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Lexmark Z1420 review

The key feature of this inexpensive colour printer is its ability to print wirelessly out of the box -- surprising for an entry-level inkjet and a boon for homes with multiple users. It prints quickly for a machine in this price range, too Read more

£50

14 June 2007 by Felisa Yang

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Lexmark Z845 review

The Lexmark Z845 is a basic A3 colour printer. Whether printing text, graphics or photos, the print speeds and quality are good but not great -- about what you'd expect from a £60 printer Read more

£60

23 February 2007 by Felisa Yang

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Lexmark P350 portable photo printer review

A compact option, the P350 produces good, sharp images and we liked the colour handling. With a Fast Pics utility that helps you pick photos and make adjustments, this affordable printer should satisfy casual snapshot users Read more

8 November 2006 by Felisa Yang