Jim Hill

We put the Canon i-SENSYS MF655Cdw also known as the Canon imageCLASS MF654 laser printer - to the test.

We put the Epson EcoTank ET-14100 ink tank printer through its paces.

We put the Brother MFC-J6540DW A3 printer through its paces.

Canon’s clever under-counter design could be convenient for some, but it’s the strong print performance and super-efficient page yield that really sell this ink tank printer.

Brother’s latest business inkjet is the first to print and cut banners on rolled paper. With such broad functionality and all-round performance, this is a multifunction printer with very wide appeal.

Brother’s big inkjet prints laser fast on A3 paper and it comes with every feature essential in a shared office.

Canon’s entry-level MegaTank AOI is aimed at the home office with few features, but lots of bottled ink and a very low running cost.

There’s no main paper tray, touchscreen or auto duplex mode, but this stripped-back six-tank inkjet makes high quality photo printing fun and affordable for the first time.

With its inbuilt guillotine, the Brother DCP-J1800DW is a cut above the competition.

Canon’s mid-price MAXIFY gets the features/cost/size ratio just right for the small office.

With all the key business features on board and a capacity for paper and toner to suit large workgroups, this enterprise-level laser printer is worth the high purchase price

This budget business AOI doesn't impress, but it does have all the features you need for working at home

With its practical design, diverse paper compatibility and decent print quality, this MegaTank is made for the SMB.

Brother’s latest Business Smart Series inkjet is fast, feature-packed and unflustered by tabloid-sized paper.

Brother’s flagship printer proves that laser is not the only option for the office. It’s the fastest inkjet we’ve tested and the most flexible.

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Canon has crammed every key business feature into this rugged, refillable inkjet printer, and with such a low consumables cost, we can forgive the high purchase price.

Epson’s 3-in-1 lacks some basic features, but it prints well and slashes the cost of cartridges by up to 90 percent.