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Everyone wants to save money on printer ink, but will an ink subscription really save you money? We compared offerings from Canon, HP, Epson and Brother to find out how much.
The Epson EcoTank ET-4760 offers busy offices very low ink costs, plenty of features, and solid performance.
Our top tips for buying the best cheap printer for your needs
The Pixma TS8320 offers plenty of features for photo enthusiasts, but above-average ink costs limit its appeal for general office tasks.
The Canon ImageClass MF743Cdw is very fast, full-featured and keeps printing costs low, but two-sided printing is a bit sluggish.
The Canon Pixma G6020 MegaTank's low price, really low ink costs, and top-of-the-line print, copy and scan quality deliver a whole lot of value.
How Tom's Guide tests, rates, and reviews printers, from budge inkjets to high-end photo printers.
This full-featured inkjet delivers solid performance and high image quality, but keeping ink costs low requires an ink subscription plan.
A solid printer, if you're ready for the HP life of apps and subscriptions.
Ink cartridges or an ink subscription service? HP's Instant Ink program promises up to 50 percent savings. Here's how it works, how it could lower your printing costs, and whether it's right for you.
The HP Smart Tank Plus 651 has refillable ink tanks and comes with thousands of pages' worth of ink, but the low-cost printing and excellent print quality are counterbalanced by slow performance.
The Canon Pixma TS3320 budget all-in-one offers a solid scanner, but falls short elsewhere.
The all-in-one Xerox B215 delivers quick speeds and a very low cost per page, all for a fair price.
The HP Color Laser MFP179fnw is well-suited for modest duty in a small office. Find out if its the best for your setup by reading our HP Color Laser MFP179fnw review.
The OfficeJet Pro 9025 offers loads of speed and features for high volume work, and very competitive ink costs, but image quality via the document feeder could be improved.
The HP M148fdw offers high image quality and lots of features and speed for the money. But the control-panel operation is a little clumsy, and the wireless setup is a chore.
The small wireless HP Tango X prints quickly and delivers high print quality, but the smartphone copy and scan functions leave much to be desired.
The Brother MFC-J895DW all-in-one inkjet printer delivers solid performance in many categories, and average ink costs, but the photo-scan quality and speed are lacking.
The TS9120 delivers excellent performance, high image quality and CD/DVD disc printing capabilities, with average ink costs.
The TS5120 offers basic features, decent performance and high-quality graphics printing for a fair price, although duplex prints come out lighter.
Large-format printing, high image quality and lots of features are this OfficeJet's specialties, but less-than-stellar print and copy speeds and middle-of-road ink costs make this printer less than optimal.
The MFC-J775DW delivers very low ink costs for an entry-level printer, and though it performs adequately in black -and -white, color speeds are too slow for us to give it a high recommendation.
