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An all-in-one or multi-function printer can copy, scan and possibly also fax (without needing a PC), as well as print. Most people go for an inkjet all-in-one, but there are also laser models available.
You can get a Best Buy all-in-one printer for less than £150, but pay a bit more and you get some useful features and functions.
For example, an automatic document feeder is a tray some printers have on top that automatically feeds in multiple pages for copying, scanning or faxing.
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Pricing and recommendations correct as of May 2024.
To help you find the perfect printer for you, see our expert pick of the best home printers.
While the best all-in-one printers featured above all offer excellent quality to suit all budgets, the three below do the exact opposite.
These poor-quality printers, including some Don't Buy models, failed to impress when we tested them. Whether printing, copying or scanning, they will leave you underwhelmed, too.
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Printer ink can be seriously expensive. In fact, it can be pricier than vintage Champagne or Chanel No. 5 perfume, so you'll want a printer that uses it efficiently.
All-in-one printers are often of the inkjet type. We know from testing that inkjet printers can use printer ink during cleaning, meaning it isn't actually used to print. With a poor quality printer, this can lead to regular - and costly - trips to the shop to re-stock on printer ink.
Ink is particularly pricey if you opt for ‘original’ ink (from the same brand as your printer), but you don’t have to spend a fortune. Our research has unearthed the best printer ink brands that offer cheap ink that's also high quality. Find the best ink or toner for your printer in our in-depth guide to the best cheap ink cartridges and cheap toner cartridges.
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