I'd estimate that most people who own printers have a model that's 256x256x256mm or larger. The smaller 3D printers make up a ...

One major challenge in buying a printer is factoring in the cost of ink and paper. In this regard, consulting an in-store expert can make your life dramatically less confusing (and less expensive).

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. Shopping for a printer can be as tricky as buying a car. Between the countless features and hidden costs, it’s easy to ...

If you already have a 3D printer or two, you likely don't need the Bambu Lab A1 Combo unless you're looking to break into color printing. If you're already using a different style of machine, like a ...

Whether you need to print images for work or you're just looking to fill an album, here's what to look for when choosing the right photo printer. Since 2004, I have worked on PCMag’s hardware team, ...

With a bewildering variety of models on the market, choosing the best printer is a complex task. From the initial price to the running costs, page speeds and ink subscriptions, there's a lot to think ...

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more › We have a love-hate relationship with printers. Sometimes they churn out beautiful, ...

YOU may think that because everything is done electronically nowadays, you no longer need a printer. However, it is still an incredibly useful piece of tech to have around for when you need hard ...

Choosing the best printer for your needs is a lot like buying a phone. You find a brand you like, select the features you want, and try not to get crushed by the hidden costs. But that can be hard. On ...

The following article is reprinted from the Best Places to Buy Tech series at PCWorld.com. One challenge in buying a printer is factoring in the cost of ink and paper. In this regard, consulting an in ...