Printers

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InkGrabber was one of the only discount ink cartridge stores outside of our top picks to sell Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) cartridges in addition to remanufactured cartridges.

It doesn’t have the cheapest prices on cartridges, but CompAndSave’s programs for organizations make it easy to buy in bulk.

123inkjets is one of the cleaner, more modern-looking ink cartridge sites out there, with its up-to-date payment options and large inventory.

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REVIEW The Canon Pixma MX922 is an affordable multifunction printer with automatic duplexing.

We liked the look of the Canon Selphy 1300 the moment we unboxed it. While it takes up more room on your desktop than some of the other portable photo printers we tested, it comes with a 3.2 adjustable LCD screen and quite a few features and settings that let you customize your prints.

The Epson SureColor P400 isn’t just a run-of-the-mill photo printer – it’s a prosumer large-format printer and one of the top photo printers you can buy for under $1,000.

The Kodak Dock photo printer was quick and painless to set up.

The Polaroid Zip is a pocket-size portable photo printer and our favorite option for printing digital photos from your smartphone. Polaroid has long tried to recapture the magic of its iconic Instant Camera, and the Zip just might be the right mix of fun and freedom to do that in the Instagram age.

The Epson PictureMate PM-400 is a compact photo printer that creates good-quality 4 x 6 and 5 x 7 photos and has a design that makes printing convenient and easy.

The Fujifilm Instax SHARE SP-2 is a wireless photo printer that’s small enough to take anywhere and built for use on the go.

The Brother Work Smart MFC-J680DW is a jack of all trades among home and office printers, combining better-than-average print quality with a fairly full feature set. It may not be the best home all-in-one printer in every dimension, but it’s a capable printer that has a lot to offer.

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