About WikiPrinter

WikiPrinter lists printers sold at the store: laser and inkjet, all in one machines with a scanner, tank printers meant for high volume, and compact photo printers. Next to every entry you see the facts its seller states and a price with the time we read it.

What we copy and what we skip

Print technology, whether it is colour or black only, duplex printing, the connections offered and the scanner or copier a seller names are copied out of the listing's own title and bullets. A feature the seller leaves out stays blank here. We do not borrow a spec from a neighbouring model, and a page-yield figure is shown only when the seller prints one, in the seller's words.

No page was printed for this site

We have not loaded paper into any of these printers, fought a jam or priced out a year of ink. Because of that there are no print-speed tests, no scores for photo quality and no running-cost claims of our own. The cost of cartridges and how a model behaves over the years are things to check in the listing, the maker's page and owner reports.

Price, with a timestamp

Every amount beside a printer was read from the store and carries when it was read. A reading that has grown too old is taken down, and the store's own page is the place where the current price is decided.

How we are paid

WikiPrinter earns through the Amazon Associates program. Buy after clicking one of our links and Amazon pays us a small share while your price stays the same. Printers are ordered by your filters and by price, so a brand cannot pay for a better position.

Guides weigh printers only on stated specifications and price. The Learn pages explain duplex, ink tank, PCL and similar terms from maker and standards sources, and the front page shows how many printers are covered.