PC Advisor reviews the best inkjet printers you can buy in the UK today.
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The best inkjets you can buy today
By PC Advisor staff | PC Advisor | 05 January 12
5. Kodak Hero 5.1
- Reviewed on: 8 November 11
- RRP: £99 inc. VAT
- Rating:

The Kodak Hero 5.1 isn’t the slickest or most stylish printer we’ve seen. And its speed is slightly uninspiring in places. But it proved reliable in our tests, comes with a multitude of connectivity options, and its running costs are remarkable. It gets a thumbs-up from us.
4. Epson Stylus SX525WD
- Reviewed on: 16 August 11
- RRP: £75 inc. VAT
- Rating:

As the name suggests, the SX525WD is the next step up from the SX425W, and it provides essentially the same set of features – the only major difference being the addition of double-sided printing.
3. Canon Pixma MG5350
- Reviewed on: 26 August 11
- RRP: £175 inc. VAT
- Rating:

Since the introduction of the range in 2004, Canon’s Pixma printers have regularly delivered an intoxicating mix of good print quality, strong features and stylish design. The MG5350, then, is treading a distinguished path. But then, this is no bargain basement page churner.
2. HP Photosmart Premium e-All-In-One
- Reviewed on: 20 June 11
- RRP: RRP £143 inc VAT
- Rating:

Apart from the unhelpful manual it’s hard to find fault with HP’s Photosmart Premium e-All-In-One. It’s fast, versatile and produces very good quality text, graphics and photo prints. And, of course, its support for AirPrint makes it an excellent choice for anyone who wants to print photos or other documents from their iPhone or iPad.
1. Kodak Hero 7.1
- Reviewed on: 19 October 11
- RRP: £169 inc. VAT
- Rating:

An all-in-one that’s aimed at photographers, the Kodak Hero 7.1 is a credible and well-rounded package.
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Comments
C_imbir said: Well, it cannot remain number one choice forever, otherwise the humanity would not see progress :) I'm happy to buy another one when the one I have today no longer serves my needs.
Robert Bowen said: Your No 1 choice is today's choice. What about next week , month or year?
C_imbir said: Glad to see I have made the number one choice :)