CR has evaluated thousands of models for text quality, graphics quality, and ink usage. These options from Brother, Canon, ...

Inkjet printers are getting cheap. Very cheap. You can buy a perfectly adequate printer such as the Hewlett-Packard Apollo P-2600 for less than $50. Spend $150 and you can get a very good printer such ...

Full-color 3D printing at home has long been a wild-eyed dream of consumers and hobbyists alike. Thus far it’s been fun to print out little trinkets in a single color, but to create something more ...

The next frontier of desktop 3D printing is multi-material and multi-color prints. Right now, you can buy a dual toolhead for a Lulzbot, and dual toolheads from other companies exist, although they ...

If you need high-quality printing in a snap, a laser printer can produce clean, sharp prints in as little as a few seconds. But, after three weeks of testing each device, not all laser printers have ...

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The many multifunction printers on the market vary in quality dramatically. Some churn out black-and-white documents at a blazing pace, while others may run slower but deliver stunning color prints.

The printer often has a bad reputation — something that rarely works, or is always out of ink — often because of the complexity of commercial and office printers. But these at-home models should be ...

I’ve found that most people have a paradoxical relationship with printers. On the one hand, the vast majority of people I know mock the idea of owning one, declaring it a relic of the days when we had ...

Creative hobbyists, get ready for a glow-up. Here are my predictions for 3D printers, laser engravers and more.

Printers are versatile devices that can serve many needs, and the best printers can accommodate any kind of document you want to print. However, if you use a printer for school or work, you’ll ...