Can anyone recommend a photo/document printer that delivers good results for photos?

Question

Ideally should be less than £100 and not cost an arm and a leg to replace the ink cartridges.

Answer 1

I would vote for getting a Canon. They are usually always good quality and the cartridges won't cost as much to replace. Typically Canon printers have the lowest long term operating costs.

You could try the PIXMA iP4200, which is £54.00. It is very popular and well-rated.

Answer 2

The Canon Pixma range is a very good photo printer and certainly has no problems printing documents. The replacement cartridges are also very reasonably priced.
Epson have always been the professionals choice for industry standard prints, (we run an Epson at the Printing company I work for) and they tend to filter down the technology to home printers therfore giving superior performance. But the cartridges are expensive.

Answer 3

I've got a kodak easyshare printer dock and camera, together cost £150, can get the printer 4 £130. but it gives u photos like u get from the proper photo ppl.

Answer 4

People like HP

Answer 5

i own a psc 2410 not sure if they are still being sold but hp is the best for printing photos.

Answer 6

dear you can check out
HP Photosmart 7838 Photo Printer - Print: Up to 22 ppm black & up to 21 ppm colour, up to 4800 x 1200 input dpi black, up to 4800 x 1200 optimised dpi colour; 32MB RAM; 1 USB port, PictBridge support, 4 memory card slots

HP Photosmart 8238 Photo Printer - Print: Up to 32 ppm black & up to 31 ppm colour, up to 4800 x 1200 input dpi black, up to 4800 x 1200 optimised dpi colour; Up to 3,000 pages per month duty cycle; 64MB RAM; 1 USB port, 4 memory card slots, PictBridge support

Answer 7

hp

Answer 8

contact HP it will help you.