The EcoTank ET-3850 has great picture quality on glossy paper and does well on plain paper too. Photo by Tracey Truly / Digital Trends The hidden costs of ink and toner are important considerations ...

One major annoyance with inkjet printers is the cost of ink, which can easily reach $100 per set of color and black cartridges. Another is the need to always keep extra cartridges on hand, to quickly ...

The way we work has changed so much over the past year. Who could ever have imagined that many of us would be working from home full time? It’s meant that many employers have had to provide remote IT ...

CR has evaluated thousands of models for text quality, graphics quality, and ink usage. These options from Brother, Canon, and Epson rise to the top. Our testers report that laser printers, all-in-one ...

Do you have a Cannon printer but find yourself unable to decide whether to get genuine ink or opt for replacement ink cartridges instead? To help you choose, we have gone through each aspect that you ...

Tank printers are a subset of inkjet printers. They use the same kind of ink and provide the same level of quality, but the ink is contained in tanks instead of replaceable cartridges. Color ink tank ...

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The top inkjet and laser printers for home and office from Brother, Canon, Epson, and HP A Consumer Reports technician evaluates a color photo reproduced by a home printer in our testing lab. We’re ...

It’s a well-known secret that inkjet ink is being kept at artificially high prices, which is why many opt to forego ‘genuine’ manufacturer cartridges and get third-party ones instead. Many of these ...

When you compare the output from digital presses to the pages that emerge from your color laser printer, the disparity between their respective abilities to reproduce photographs may seem puzzling, ...

Printers have made significant progress since the first dot matrix printer was introduced by the Digital Equipment Corporation in 1970. It printed a mere 30 characters per second, made incredibly loud ...