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Canon Pixma iP2702 review

The Pixma iP2702 is about as basic as inkjet printers come, with a correspondingly low price tag. It's no speed demon and the running costs may quickly mount up, but it's capable of producing excellent text and photo prints. It's worth a look if you want a simple machine that delivers the goods Read more

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9 April 2010 by Spencer Dalziel

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Kodak ESP 5250 review

Although the Kodak ESP 5250 all-in-one inkjet printer isn't massively fast and its print quality is pretty average, it's very cheap to run. It could be a good option if you're not a demanding user and need to keep costs down. Read more

£70

1 July 2011 by Niall Magennis

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Kodak ESP 9250 review

The Kodak ESP 9250 is very cheap to run and produces decent results. If you're looking for a printer to use in a busy home office, we think it's a good-long term bet. Read more

£180

21 July 2011 by Niall Magennis

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Kodak EasyShare 5300 review

Anyone who is frustrated with the high cost of printer cartridges will appreciate the Kodak EasyShare 5300's affordable consumables -- its speed and print quality are pretty impressive, too Read more

£139

16 July 2007 by Rory Reid

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Canon Pixma MX330 review

The Pixma MX330 is a great choice for those seeking an all-in-one inkjet printer that won't break the bank. It doesn't produce the best-quality prints we've ever seen, but the MX330 still represents great value for money, delivering a robust feature set and decent performance Read more

£117

10 June 2009 by Justin Yu

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Canon Pixma iP2600 review

Canon's inkjet photo printer for users on a budget, the Pixma iP2600 lacks a PictBridge port and a memory card slot, but makes up for it with a sleek design, competitive print speeds and bold, crisp prints. It's a cost-effective printer for text and amateur photo printing Read more

£39

28 March 2008 by Justin Yu

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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

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Kodak ESP 7250 review

The Kodak ESP 7250 impresses with the range of features that it offers and its low running costs. However, its print quality, especially for photos, could be better and it is not exactly a speed demon. Read more

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11 July 2011 by Niall Magennis

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HP Deskjet D1660 review

Despite costing the same as a generous round of drinks, the tiny, no-frills Deskjet D1660 colour inkjet printer produces excellent text results and handles simple graphics well. Its photo prints aren't up to the quality of its text output, but they're not bad either, and you can't expect too much at this price Read more

£27

24 November 2009 by Nicholas James

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Canon Pixma iP1700 review

At under £40, the Pixma iP1700 is a bargain. It produces high-quality photos, but its lack of features will leave photo hobbyists hankering for more. If your photo-printing needs are basic and you don't mind printing exclusively from your PC, the Pixma iP1700 is a steal Read more

£40

12 September 2006 by Felisa Yang