10 Most Popular Printers: Our Monthly Roundup

1.  Canon Pixma MX922 (previously #2)

The flagship Canon PIXMA MX922 offers some noticeable upgrades from the previous generation Pixma MX892 including: faster print speeds up to 15 ipm in black and 10 ipm in color, dual front loading paper trays (as opposed to the front/rear tray before), a larger 250-sheet paper cassette and My Image Garden software (previously found only on consumer products).

Canon Pixma MX922 review

2. Epson Expression Premium XP-800 (previously #1)

The Epson Expression Premium XP-800 offers many of the same features as the beloved Artisan 837 including fax functionality, a built-in memory card reader and front side USB port, CD/DVD printing and built-in wireless but Epson increased the print speeds, upgraded the control panel and added a duplexing 30-sheet ADF for $20 less.

Epson Expression Premium XP-800 review

3. Canon Pixma Pro-100  (previously #7)

The Canon PIXMA Pro-100 is single function photo printer targeted at professional photographers.  This latest addition to the photo lineup will offer customers wireless connectivity, faster print speeds, Pro Mode and a new Print Studio Pro plug-in and an 8-ink ChromaLife 100+ system with dye based ink for $499.

Canon Pixma Pro-100 review

4. Brother HL-3170cdw (new to the list)

The flagship Brother HL-3170cdw is a single function color LED printer offering print speeds up to 23 ppm, automatic duplexing, a 250-sheet paper tray, both wired and wireless network connectivity and mobile print apps being offered for $279.99.

Brother HL-3170cdw review

5. HP Envy 120 (previously #8) 

The HP Envy 120 e-All-in-One features print, scan and copy functionality as well as print speeds up to 7 ppm in black, a 4.33-inch color touch screen, front side USB port that doubles as a mobile charger, auto duplexing and wireless connectivity.

HP Envy 120 review

6.  HP Photosmart 7520 (previously #3)

The HP Photosmart 7520 e-All-in-One offers families creative options that no other manufacturer can top as of this writing. Other features include: print speeds of up to 14 ppm in black and 10 ppm in color, a 4.33-inch touchscreen, 125-sheet input tray with 20-sheet dedicated photo tray and 25-sheet ADF.

HP Photosmart 7520 review

7.  HP Officejet Pro X576dw  (previously #6)

The HP Officejet Pro X576dw breaks new ground for inkjet printers with print speeds up to 70 ppm, a record certified by Guinness World Records as the world's fastest desktop printer. But beyond the flashy stats, you'll also find plenty of substance: great print quality in text documents, color prints and even photo prints as well as reliable business-class scan, copy and fax features. The only drawback is that it may be priced out of some small businesses price range at $799.99.

HP Officejet Pro X576dw review

8. Canon Pixma iP7220 (previously #4)

The single function Pixma iP7220 Wireless Photo Printer steps it up a notch over the previous generation Pixma iP4920 offering quicker print speeds at 15 ppm in black and white and 10 ppm in color, a print resolution up to 9600 x 2400 dpi, ChromaLife100 + ink system with five inks, automatic duplexing, CD/DVD printing and wireless connectivity.

Canon Pixma iP7220 review

9. Samsung SCX-3405fw (new to the list)

The Samsung SCX-3405fw shares much with the single function ML-2165fw including print speeds up to 21 ppm, a print resolution up to 1200 x 1200 dpi, a monthly duty cycle up to 10,000 pages, 150-sheet paper tray and wireless connectivity. But it also adds scan, copy and fax functionality along with a 40-sheet automatic document feeder, a 16 x 2 line LCD, a 433 MHz processor with 128MB of memory and wired network connectivity.

Samsung SCX-3405fw review

10. HP Photosmart 5520 (new to the list)

The HP Photosmart 5520 offers consumers print, scan and copy functionality along with HP's signature web-connected applications and ePrint service, a 2.65-inch touchscreen, print speeds up to 11 ppm, automatic duplexing and wireless connectivity.

HP Photosmart 5520 review