- PROS
Excellent output quality, especially photos. Prints borderless photos up to 8 by 10 inches. Strong mobile connectivity. Supports SD memory cards and USB thumb drives. Prints labels on pre-surfaced CD, CD-ROM, and DVD discs.
HP’s Smart Tank Plus 551 Wireless All-in-One Bulk-Ink Printer
- PROS
Very low running costs. Great print quality. Small footprint. Decent volume rating.
- CONS
Non-duplexing print engine. Ink bottles not keyed to corresponding onboard tanks. Lacks automatic document feeder.
- BOTTOM LINE
The HP Smart Tank
Epson’s Excellent Laser Alternative Inkjet WorkForce ST-M3000 Monochrome MFP Supertank Printer
- PROS
Very low running costs. Two 6,000-page ink bottles included in the box. Good print quality. Smart home voice activation. Two-year warranty with registration.
- CONS
Pricey. A little slower than laser counterparts. Low monthly print
With its Smart Tank Plus 651 Wireless All-in-One Printer, HP Scouts Out a Piece of the Bulk-Ink Printer Market
- PROS
Very low running costs. Great print quality. Small footprint.
- CONS
Low capacity and volume ratings. Non-duplexing ADF and print engine. Ink bottles not keyed to corresponding onboard tanks.
- BOTTOM LINE
The HP Smart Tank
Epson’s Expression Photo XP-970 Small-in-One Printer Churns Out Vibrant and Detailed Wide-Format Images and Documents
- PROS
Excellent output quality, especially for photos. Borderless 11-by-17-inch printing. Strong mobile connectivity.
- CONS
High running costs. No automatic document feeder. Holds only one wide-format sheet at a time. Slow for the price.
- BOTTOM LINE
Epson’s Latest WorkForce Pro WF-C5790 Color MFP Supertank Printer (2019) Bulk-Ink Bargain
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- PROS
Terrific print quality. Low running costs and huge ink allotment. Expandable paper capacity. Single-pass auto-duplexing ADF. Emulates PostScript and PCL page description languages.
- PROS
- CONS
No borderless photo output. Initial paper input capacity a bit
Canon’s Entry-Level Pixma TS5320 Wireless Inkjet All-in-One Consumer-Grade Photo Printer
- PROS
Good print quality overall. Small and light. Auto-duplexing print engine. Borderless prints up to letter size. Strong mobile device support. Smart home voice-activation.
- CONS
No ADF. No SD card or USB thumb drive support.
Canon’s Entry-Level Consumer-Grade Pixma TS3320 All-in-One Photo Printer Update
- PROS
Good print quality. Light and compact. Solid mobile device support. Smart voice-activated.
- CONS
High cost per page. No automatic document feeder, SD card or USB thumb drive support, or borderless photo printing larger than
Canon’s Consumer-Grade Six-Ink Pixma TS8320 Wireless Inkjet All-In-One Photo Printer
- PROS
Excellent print quality. Robust connectivity. Compatible with smart home devices. Multipurpose tray for printing on custom media and optical discs. Two paper input trays.
- CONS
Lacks automatic document feeder. High cost per page.
- BOTTOM
Epson’s Entry-Level EcoTank ET-2720 All-In-One Cartridge-Free Supertank Printer
- PROS
Excellent print quality. Very low running costs. Light and compact. Supports Wi-Fi Direct mobile connectivity.
- CONS
No ADF or auto-duplexing. Lacks Ethernet connectivity and memory card support. Low paper capacity.
- BOTTOM LINE
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