Top Five AIO Inkjets for Home: Review Roundup

The Epson Expression Premium XP-800 offers many of the same features as the previous generation Artisan 837 including fax functionality, built-in memory card reader and front side USB, CD/DVD printing and built-in wireless, but Epson has increased the print speeds, upgraded the control panel and added a duplexing 30-sheet ADF.  Plus, you get the excellent photo quality you expect from high end Epson inkjets alll for $199.99 ($80 off suggested retail of $279.99).

8 out of 10 stars

Epson Expresssion Premium XP-800 review

The only thing keeping the Kodak Hero 9.1 from the top spot is the fact that Kodak is exiting the inkjet business, leaving customers to wonder how long they might support their exsisting products.  BUT, Kodak is still selling their released products on their site and plan on continuing their ink cartridge sells so I think it's still a safe bet, especially since it's a PrinterComparison Editor's Choice Award winner!

8 out of 10 stars

Kodak Hero 9.1 review

The HP Photosmart 7520 e-All-in-One is similar to the previous generation Photosmart 7510 in more than just looks. But that's not necessarily a bad thing because all the things I loved about the Photosmart 7510 -- quick print speeds, HP ePrint, web-connected apps, large (and responsive) touch screen and creative options -- I love on the Photosmart 7520. And I found the photo print quality to be improved.  For the current asking price of $149.99, it's a steal!

7 out of 10 stars

HP Photosmart 7520 review

The Dell V725w made both our top five SOHO list and this list because it sort of straddles the line between home and office.  Having said that, the V725w offers decent print speeds up to 10 ppm, 2.4-inch LCD, 50-sheet ADF, automatic duplexing, 150-sheet paper tray and wireless connectivity for $169.99. 

7 out of 10 stars

Dell V725w review

The Pixma MG4220 is a noticeable upgrade from the Pixma MG4120 including a larger LCD and reworked control panel as well as a new softwarepackage with intuitive features. Canon has also improved the usability of their mobile print and web connected applications from a year or two ago. Most importantly, the quality for this $129.99 budget friendly photo printer still remains top notch and the compact footprint fits in nearly any home or dorm room.

7 out of 10 stars

Canon Pixma MG4220 review