Editorial Review

The MFC-8870DW offers economical and environmentally sound duplex capability that includes automatic two-sided printing, copying, scanning and faxing. You can scan a large multi-page, single-sided document and then print them on half the paper (odd pages on front, even pages on back), and save paper costs on all other functions by using up both sides of every sheet -- without the hassle of having to flip the paper yourself.Read more

Features

• A built-in 802.11b/g wireless interface
• Automatic duplex (two-sided) printing, copying, scanning and faxing
• Print and copy at up to 30ppm
• Ethernet, High-Speed USB 2.0 and Parallel interfaces
• 1200 x 1200 dpi Laser Printing

Reviews (2)

The (almost) perfect Multi-function printer!
This was my third Brother MFC printer. I was trying to replace my current MFC9600 that has been been excellent for more than 5 years. I wanted the duplex functionality, the better print quality, as well as the some of the additional features.
No warnings on the box - but good enough!
Oh how I wanted this, I like brother printers - and a wireless one that supports OS9 OSX, and Windows too, USB, wireless, or ethernet - wowee!Then I opened the box, does not do wireless with OS9. Oh well, then I plugged it in and every UPS in my office chimed and the lights flickered when I turn it on. Yep, even plugged straight into the wall, this room heater uses 9.1 Amps, and I bet 11 when it first powers up. So, this just won't work in an average home office - we have 15 amp lines - a few computers, a TV, a radio, a light, and that can add up to 7 amps - add this fax machine and pop a breaker. I never got a chance to test it, but it sure sounds good. If you have a 20-amp circuit, or can dedicate a 15-amp circuit to it, I'm sure it's a great machine.
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Editorial Review

Why wait for the family to email photos to each other when you can print them instantly? The Sony DPP-FP30 pops out professional-quality photos quickly and easily, and it's compatible with both Windows-based PCs and PictBridge digital cameras. Speeds are a little faster when you're printing from your PC--you can expect 4-by-6-inch photo in about 90 seconds, compared to approximately 120 seconds from a digital camera's memory card. It'll only take a few clicks to make your photos look their best, thanks to the included imaging optimization software--reduce red eye, improve colors, or crop the edges. Read more

Features

• Dye-sublimation technology, 8-bit color, 300 dpi resolution
• Prints a 4-by-6-inch photo in about 90 seconds to 2 minutes
• Borderless 4-by-6 and 3.5-by-5-inch photo sizes
• Photos are resistant to fingerprints, water, and fading
• USB 2.0 interface, PictBridge compatible; Windows compatible

Reviews (11)

The best so far... by far!
Besides the expensive ink and paper (although value packs are available now), this little devil is a charm with a cherry on top!
Great pictures but issues with product
This printer does print excellent pictures, but I've had it less than a year and had to send it in for cleaning already, which I had to pay the shipping.The utility that they used to clean it is impossible for the consumer to access, so you have to send it in.
Great little photo printer
Pictures are shape and the color is crisp and defined. It was easy to use and the price was right. I took about 1/2 minute for each picture to print. I'm a novice at photo printing and I had no problem. I highly recommend this device. You won't be disappointed. ... Read more

Features

• 1,200 dpi laser quality; automatic two-sided printing
• Up to 22 ppm print speed, first page out in less than 8.5 seconds
• 133 MHz Motorola V4 Coldfire processor, 16 MB RAM, expandable to 144 MB
• Additional 250-sheet input tray, total 500-sheet capacity
• USB 2.0 and Ethernet interfaces; PC and Mac compatible

Features

• Print/Scan/Copy with Built-in Networking
• Direct Photo Printing with 2.5-inch Color Display
• High-quality Scanning at 2400x4800 dpi optical Res
• 48-Bit Color and HP Instant Share Enabled
• 12.20lbs (LxWxH) 20.00"x 17.32"x 16.90"

Reviews (65)

GARBAGE is NOW DEFINED as THIS PRINTER
PLEASE this is a warning! Do not buy this printer!!! Avoid at all costs!! HP tech support is useless and clueless. I had it for 3 days when it started jamming 100% of the time. PLUS, as a graphic designer I need my output to be tru to scale, this junk prints a 4 inch square as a 4.125 inch square! It does NOTHING good, plus it ran out of color ink after 40 pages!!
Very Aggravating
I've had one of these printers for 6 months, and the paper feed problems have grown to the point where nothing will print without jams, feeding problems and more grey hairs.I spent 30 minutes online with HP's chat technician which were utterly worthless, and decided to return this today and get a new and different printer.I've had many printers in the past, and always been very happy with HP products before, but this one has been a disastor.There is apparently a paper feeder cleaning kit that HP will send that may or may not fix the problem, but after 30 minutes of trying to get the tech to send me one, I have given up on it!I have tried two different brands of good quality paper, and had the same problems with both.Buyer beware!

PAPER JAMS
This printer is awful. I have researched complaints about the 2575 and found tons of consumers with the same paper feed/jam problems. Not only does it take forever getting something printed because of the thing not grabbing the paper, but once it finally decides to feed it chews it up, causing almost half of the pages to be ruined. Great, more money for hp- paper.
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Features

• PC-free black-and-white or color copying
• Up to 20 ppm black text and up to 19 ppm color printing
• prints directly from PictBridge-enabled digital camera's
• up to 5760 x 1440 optimized DPI printing
• 48-bit, 1200 x 2400 DPI scanning

Reviews (8)

Most insulting product design ever.
Below is the message which my boyfriend sent to their customer support.I am certain you can figure out the problem.
Nice printer, for as long as it works
We were very pleased with our CX4200 through the first set of ink cartridges.It was easy to use, the print quality on text was good, the print quality on graphics was good.It installed without a hitch and worked with all of our programs.The scanner worked well. We were happy.
It's worked flawlessly for 6 months so far....
I think it is a fantastic machine.I previously owned a more expensive epson photo printer with the 5-color ink tank and it was much slower and had all sorts of issues such as nozzle drying.I don't print every day and the inks in my cx4200 have never dried or clogged.Furthermore, they last forever--it has been 6 months since I purchased this printer and only now is my black ink cartridge showing a low level while my color tanks are more than halfway full.The individual ink tanks are a great plus for saving money.It's worth mentioning that the printer feels nice and solid and isn't glossy or cheap looking. I've seen other comparable all-in-ones which are much bulkier or seem to have flimsy buttons and tacky coloring.The dark grey color of this epson is professional looking and simple.
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Features

• Usually Delivered within 24-72 hours

Reviews (3)

A 5 Star Printer in a 1 Star Situation
I have been purchasing a range of products from Amazon for a year and half.In the begining I made a few errors, when I did not read the (small print). In those cases you cannot blame the product or the seller.It is a learning process and I learned quick. So, here I am writing a review for a printer I love from a seller that I will never be sure of.I ordered the printer believing the inkjets were included.When it arrived the box stated the inkjets were inside, but they were not. They had been removed.I emailed the seller immediately and then went to the site to see what had been written that I might have missed, but things were not the same at the sellers site, the
A Great Printer For A Great Price!
I've had quite a bit of trouble with my Lexmark 3200 printer. One day, a few years ago, the printer "gulped" several pages and ended up "choking"...making a horrible grinding noise. It was past the warranty, so I've tried to make do all these years.
Good Price... Great Printer
I definitely try to look for what is really great within a printer. Yet, so many different ones always have different singals that work like a charm. Although many people who own computers try took for a cheap price for a printer, most of the time everyone falls a little bit short. With Lexmark, they hit the nail on making inexpensive printers at a very reasonfully delightful price. Yet they also hit the mark because of the features most printers have at more that stretches your dollars down to the ground. There is just so much a printer can take for anybody who needs it right here.
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Features

• Prints up to 435 characters per second; 240 x 216 maximum resolution
• 28K standard memory buffer; 10,000-page monthly duty cycle
• Designed for point-of-sale, automation, and utility applications
• USB and parallel connectivity, optional networking
• PC and Mac compatible; 1 year warranty with toll-free 24/7 phone support

Reviews (1)

It does a great job.
This printer was purchased to replace the same unit (brand and model). We like the old one so much that we decided to get the same one. Delivery was prompt and on time.
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Features

• 4800 x 1200 dpi
• Print at up to 15 ppm

Reviews (4)

Single Cartridge = fewer hassles
For people who don't print that often, or if you just need an extra printer, this is a great deal. As stated by other reviewers, the output isn't amazing, but it's fine for home-office use. This is very much a "you get what you pay for" sort of printer - no frills, no extras. In some ways, that's an enormous plus, it's simple to operate, and just as easy to own.
Lexmark Z735
Works just fine.By the way, Brian Morris of Pittsburgh isn't too bright, is he?

Well-designed and Well-built
My five star rating takes the very low price into account. The software is intelligent and user friendly; audio output supplements what you see on screen. When you turn the computer off the printer turns off as well making the cartridge last longer. Set-up and software installation is easy. Output while not top photo quality is quite acceptable for a utility home printer. The single cartridge is economical also. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Pixma iP6220D Photo Printer makes it even easier to produce beautiful digital photos, right at home. What's the secret to its amazing image quality? First, Canon Full-Photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) uses an innovative print head with 2,304 nozzles that eject consistent, precise ink droplets as small as two picoliters. Read more

Features

• Black and color resolutions up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi
• Print borderless 4" x 6" photos in just 60 seoncds; 8.5" x 11" in as little as 2.3 minutes
• Print directly from PictBridge-compatible memory cards
• View images on 2.5" LCD screen
• One-year warranty

Reviews (4)

Enough about the cable already!
Let's burn this into our memory for future reference. When you buy a printer, YOU DON'T GET A CABLE. This is true even if you buy a new monitor! Simply use the cable your old one hooked up with and you're set. Now let's concentrate on reviewing the item in question instead of the peripherals!
Great for any budget
This is very nice printerI must say...Prints fast, quiet, and sharp. I guess the only gripe would be no printer cable included, I mean who sells a printer without a cable?? But all u gotta get is a regular usb cable..... won't cost u anything..

Nocable
I just received the printer. In trying to set it up, I realized there is no computer to printer cable included, nor any explanationof what kind you need. You have to bail out of the setup and solve that little dilema. ... Read more

110. Printer, Stylus C66, 5760 X 1440 Dpi by Epson
	Electronics list price: $99.99 Asin: B0002A9TNW Sales Rank: 3649 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features Optimized resolution up to 5,760 dpi for sharp photos Up to 17 ppm monochrome, 9 ppm color print speed Individual DURABrite ink cartridges for cost-effective quality 32 MB RAM buffer; manual 2-sided printing USB interface; Epson PhotoQuicker simplifies photo printing Reviews (19) It's NOT a good deal. Purchased this printer about a year ago to replace an old HP deskjet. Here'a my experience. The only thing good about it is the price This is my fourth inkjet printer (2 HPs, a Canon and now this Epson)...and the worst I've had.Here are the things that are wrong: My Epson Experience - BEWARE! I would strongly urge anybody that is considering an Epson printer to be cautious.Although I certainly do not EXPECT your experience to be the same as mine, as an active consumer I wish to convey my frustrations with Epson care/service/support. Read more

111. Brother HL-5250DNT Network Ready Laser Printer with 2nd Paper Tray by BROTHER
	Electronics list price: $449.99 -- our price: $286.24 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000BQ1X2M Sales Rank: 5877 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features Prints up to 30ppm 550-sheet standard paper capacity, expandable Built-in internal Ethernet print server Duplex capability for two-sided printing Up to 1200x1200dpi resolution Reviews (3) Design flaw causes envelopes to crease Users of this product have mentioned here and on other product forums that this printer creases envelopes as it prints them. Indeed, according to reviewers, the creasing seems to occur at the same spot on the envelopes in most cases which spells design flaw in my book. Fast, but flawed I was looking for a fast, reliable, networkable printer with duplexing.This Brother HL seemed to fit the bill perfectly.However, after using it for awhile, I would have bought another printer. Awesome This is a awesome printer for the buck.Fast, quality output and works with a wireless router. Read more

112. HP PhotoSmart PSC 2610 All-in-One Printer by Hewlett Packard
	Electronics list price: $299.99 Asin: B0002YH8AY Sales Rank: 4180 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features Color prints, photo prints, copies, scans, and faxes Up to 30 ppm print speed, up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi resolution Up to 30 cpm, reduces and enlarges 25 to 400% 2,400 x 4,800 dpi scan resolution, 48-bit color USB, PictBridge, and 802.3 Ethernet connectivity; PC and Mac compatible Reviews (66) The worst printer I've ever owned. Do not purchase this printer! I have only owned this printer for a year, and here is a list of the problems I have had with it in this short time: SHOULD HAVE STUCK WITH AN EPSON! Purchased from Apple store and wouldn't recommend.Can't get fax function to work automatically because of answering machine and therefore still have to switch on and off to receive faxes.Scanning ability is not user friendly as far as switching quality of scan and then editing image.Copy function is fine for 1 page.Sound's harsh I know and it prints fine, just so many better/more user friendly options out there. HP makes me SAD. Here is a Pro/Cons List. I have had the 2610 for about a year now. To communicate my experience/opinion of the HP 2610, I will make a Pro/Cons list. I realize my review may be one-sided, but I am only speaking from experience. Read more

113. Lexmark Z715 Color Jetprinter (15L7500) by Lexmark
	Electronics Asin: B0001UEGR2 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review The Lexmark Z715 Color Jetprinter offers fast document printing for everyday use, plus optional six-color photo printing for achieving professional-quality borderless photo prints. With print speeds of up to 17 ppm in black-and-white and 10 ppm in color (both in draft mode), the Z715 is also able to produce 4-by-6-inch photo prints in approximately 60 seconds. Resolutions up to 2,400 x 1,200 dpi are achieved on most normal media types, while optimized 4,800 x 1,200 dpi can be achieved on photo paper with optimal input.Read more Features Up to 17 ppm black print speed, 10 ppm color Up to 2,400 x 1,200 dpi black, 4,800 x 1,200 dpi optimized color Borderless photos in a variety of sizes Supports optional 6-color photo printing USB 2.0 connectivity, PC and Mac compatible Reviews (3) Lexmark Junk Lexmark used to be a good company but I guess they have sold out like others.This printer WASTES a lot more ink than it should.Their cartridges only come half full (same with HP) unless you buy the 'better' ones.This printer is also incredibly slow.The only good thing I can say about it is it seems to last a long time. three and a half stars... There's nothing fancy about this machine, really, and you wouldn't want to print massive batch jobs on it, but it does what it's supposed to do. I haven't had any smudging difficulties (maybe try aligning the cartridges or using the "clean" feature?), and the installation is about the same as the Epson I did for my brother recently. If I were buying a printer, I might aim a bit higher than this, but as a free throw-in, which mine was, it's perfectly acceptible. Haha - This thing is awful - even if free! This "printer" was part of a package I purchased.I had to buy it to qualify for multiple rebates on a computer, which has worked out great.However, unless you need to buy it as a rebate qualifier don't bother buying the Lexmark Z715.It's amazing to me that people actually pay around $80 for this thing.It feels like it came out of a Cracker Jack box, the print smudges and it is irritating to set up. What else can I say?Too bad their was not a zero star option.Congratulations! to the people at Lexmark for creating the worst inkjet printer ever. ... Read more

114. Canon PIXMA iP5000 Photo Printer by Canon Office Products
	Electronics list price: $199.99 Asin: B0002F9Y0A Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Printing professional quality photos from home has become a reality, thanks to easy-to-use photo printers like the Canon PIXMA ip5000. By combining five-color printing and a 1,856-nozzle print head that's capable of delivering superfine 1-picoliter ink droplets (up to 22 million droplets per inch), the ip5000 delivers stunningly accurate prints that should leave professional photo labs a little worried. Read more Features Up to 600 x 600 dpi black resolution, 9,600 x 2400 dpi color Up to 25 ppm black, 17 ppm color speed; borderless 4-by-6-inch photos in just 36 seconds Directly supports PictBridge-compatible digital cameras and DV camcorders ContrastPLUS ink system for realistic tones and economical replacement USB interface, Direct Print Port; PC and Mac compatible Reviews (48) Doesn't Last I bought this based upon the reviews here last year. So much for community info. It has already started "banding" in less than a year. A new print head is about $125. It clogs very often, possibly because I use cheap ink from "Printpal." Maybe it would do better with Canon ink, but I never tried it. The separate color cartridges are a plus. This is the first time I tried Canon. I'm going to go back to HP and try a Laser printer to replace this useless piece of $#^*. great start, dissappointing finish Loved the print quality, speed, cost per page. Would be an Excellent Printer but Lacks CD Tray This is a very good printer and could be really excellent if it included the tray for printing directly on CD's and DVD's.I wholy recommend buying this model and then follow up with finding a third-party tray.Canon seems to omit the tray when this model is sold in some parts of the world.The good news is that there is a supplier.I've got the printer and the CD tray and get outstanding printable discs without using those darn adhesive labels. ... Read more

115. HP Laserjet 3600 / 3800 Black Cartridge by Hewlett Packard
	Electronics list price: $0.00 -- our price: $126.71 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000BMXMDE Sales Rank: 13226 US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features Color: Black Quantity: 1 Product Type: Cartridge Approximate Page Yield: 6,000

116. HP 38 Matte Black Pigment Ink Cartridge with Vivera Inks (C9412A) by Hewlett Packard
	Electronics Asin: B000GB1E8A US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Get ready to print brilliant, true-to-life photos and fine-art prints with HP's new pigment-based Vivera inks. They produce a wide range of colors, rich blacks, and true grays on a variety of paper types, plus consistently excellent color rendition and gradation.Read more Features Replace only the cartridges that runs out among eight individual colors Bring out neutral grays and deep blacks, plus get excellent contrast and smooth transitions in black-and-white photos Exceptional ink purity means excellent photos and prints, every time Affordable studio-quality photos with HP Vivera inks Print long-lasting color photos that resist fading for more than 200 years

117. Epson Stylus R200 Photo Printer by Epson
	Electronics list price: $149.99 Asin: B0001FDPZ6 Sales Rank: 5234 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features 5,760 x 1,440 dpi maximum resolution, 3-picoliter drop size Up to 15 ppm color, 15 ppm black Economical printing with 6 individual ink cartridges Complete, easy-to-use CD and DVD face printing solution USB interface, PC and Mac compatible, 1-year warranty Reviews (95) Don't Waste Your Money This is a horrible printer. Not only does it take up tons of color and black and white ink every time it prints (it does "test prints" on all cartridges every time so even if you only want black and white you're paying for color), it has lousy performance on printing pictures and has frequent multi-feed errors on standard paper. Epson photo paper doesn't work with it - it does bad lines through all photos and won't print without borders - and you'll have enormous amounts of trouble trying to get Epson to say what kinds of paper will. I will definitely not buy another printer by this comapny; it's too unreliable and wastes too much ink. great i don't have the r200, i have the r220. nevermind what people are saying about the ink smudging, don't touch the disc for at least an hour or so. the software even says wait 24 hours. go to wal-mart or some other place with crafts and get a spray acrylic sealer as this will help fight water and smudges. next: the ink is not that expensive. buy it online. the colors ARE VERY vibrant and bright if you know what you are doing. the ability to use white printable discs and silver is awesome. people having problems with the loading tray need to realize THE TRAY COMES OUT THE BACK of the printer, so if it's sitting up against the wall, the tray hits the wall and causes an error. simply pull the printer a couple inches away from the wall. i would definately recommend epson cd printers. the discs are cheap, found [...]. i hope this helps you make your mind to buy this. Great print jobs, easy to use First, reviewer S Shelton I have answers for this individual's points raised.I guess this individual has never used a printer before: Read more Subjects:  1. Epson    2. Stylus    3. R200    4. Photo    5. Printer

118. HPA716 Photosmart Compact Photo Printer by Hewlett Packard
	Electronics list price: $294.00 -- our price: $249.99 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000GQU5ZS US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review The stylish and compact HP Photosmart A716 Compact Photo Printer delivers the power of a PC in an extremely portable, user-friendly model. With its built-in handle, ultra-lightweight, fold-up design, and optional battery, this printer is comfortable to carry, making it a snap to print on the go. Read more Features 4 x 6-inch photos in as fast as 39 seconds for about 29 cents a print/Up to 4,800-optimized dpi Print directly from most memory cards, iPods, flash drives and PictBridge-enabled cameras Antique, sepia and vintage black-and-white photos without having to use a PC Use the TV viewing feature and included remote control to display a slide show or browse through photos and video clips 3.50 Lbs (WxLxH) 4.50"x 9.90" x 5.00" 119. HP Officejet Pro K850 Printer. Wide format Color Inkjet Printer. Up To 24PPM Blk by Hewlett Packard Electronics list price: $1,221.95 Asin: B000BP8AXI Sales Rank: 7817 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan Features Connectivity: USB 2.0 / IEEE1284 Dimensions: 24"W x 20.7"D x 8"H Resolution: Up to 4800 x 1200 DPI (Color) Print Method: Inkjet Print Speed: Up to 24 PPM Draft (Black) Reviews (2) Big Footprint but Great Printer My criteria for my new printer purchase was: Initial Impression HP Officejet Pro K850: Read more 120. HP DeskJet 5650 Color Inkjet Printer by Hewlett Packard Electronics (26 July, 2003) list price: $159.99 Asin: B00009VQ7Y Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan Editorial Review Read more Features Up to 4,800 optimized dpi or optional 6-ink color Up to 21 ppm in black, 15 ppm in color Easy touch-of-a-button selection of print modes Automatic paper-type sensor USB and parallel interfaces, PC and Mac compatible; 1-year warranty Reviews (42) problematic right out of the box Followed the printed instructions for the setup of this printer.Seemed straight-forward, but was not impressed with some flimsy plastics and the retention "clips" for the ink cartridges...Well, try as I might, this unit seemed insistent on not recognizing the black ink cartridge.At least the software with the unit identified the black cartridge as the culprit.But this was the brand new cartridge that came with the printer...and the expiration date on it was within spec...And, yes, I did remember to remove the protective tape.So is the problem actually the cartridge or the bay that it goes into (in other words, is the problem with the printer itself?)Do I waste $19 on a new cartidge possible to only find out that isn't the problem?Or do I give this printer back and buy a Canon?For the record, I wasn't impressed with the old days of Canon BubbleJets, but lately have been happy with the Canon's I've set up for others.Sorry, but I cannot recommend this unit. Regional Coding I cannot recommend HP to anybody anymore. The company introduced regional coding, which means printer cartridges from one region cannot be used in another. For most this is probably not an issue, for those busily traveling around it is. Also, it is an issue of principle, its bad enough for DVD, but printer cartridges? HP has introduced this rather secretely and if you don't read the box cover etc very carefully, you may not notice. The main issue is in Europe. I got caught out. I bought a 3 catridges overseas - I could not use them on my HP printer. I asked for a refund, HP Email Support (US) was nice but ineffective. HP Customer Support (Europe) was snotty and very rude. I think HP does not care about its customers and this cost me over US$75, almost 50% of my printer (my sixth and last HP). Don't buy HP. terrible printer Lots of problems installing (Windows 2000 Pro) - eventually paid for an in-home service call. Technician managed to get it to work, but could not get it (HP software) from trying to reload each and every time the computer started. Read more 101-120 of 200     Back   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   Next 20 Prices listed on this site are subject to change without notice. Questions on ordering or shipping? click here for help. Top