We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Kaitlyn Wells and Ben Keough Most people don’t really need an all-in-one (AIO) ...

Odds are if you’re seeking a printer, two brands ubiquitous with these devices have caught your attention: Canon and HP. Deciding between Canon versus HP can feel a little tricky because both brands ...

What just happened? A lawsuit against HP over a firmware update that prevented its printers from being compatible with non-HP ink and toner has had its settlement approved by a judge. However, HP ...

It comes as no surprise that printer ink is expensive. Printer manufacturers operate on the classic razor-and-blade business model: sell printers at low prices to lock customers into purchasing ...

There was once a time when you could print as much as your at-home ink and paper supply allowed. Then, when the ink ran out, you ran to Best Buy, Walmart, or Office Depot for a new cartridge.

The Hewlett-Packard Company settled a lawsuit in which they were accused of using popups prematurely to urge consumers to buy more ink for their small-form printers. For compensation, the settlement ...

This is a conventional all-in-one printer, with a built-in scanner and copier functions. It offers decent print speeds and admirable print quality and should suit those who work from home and small ...

HP "sought to take advantage of customers' sunk costs," printer owners claimed this week in a class action lawsuit against the hardware giant. Lawyers representing the aggrieved were responding [PDF] ...

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