A colour printer that’s cheap to buy, but not cheap to run unless you get an HP Instant Ink subscription.
Author: Thomas Newton
Thomas Newton
Thomas Newton has reported on UK consumer technology and telecoms for over ten years, and is currently working for Trusted Reviews as a freelance writer, mainly contributing weekend news stories and features. Previously serving as Computing Editor for Trusted Reviews, Thomas has also written for price comparison site Recombu.com and the relaunched PC Mag UK, Thomas has been fascinated with home computers since Christmas 1987 when he received a second-hand Amstrad CPC 464 – which ran programs and games stored on cassette tapes – as a present.
A fun, lightweight wireless colour printer for the home that places a premium on design.
A versatile and economical all-in-one colour printer, ideal for student and home office use.
A good printer for those who need to print a lot and regularly
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