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The Mangoslab Nemonic is a thermal printer for sticky notes.
If you can afford its initial and ongoing costs and aren't looking to hang your work in a museum, the HP Sprocket Photo Printer is a simple and enjoyable way to get photos off your phone.
The pocketable Bluetooth printer is paired with a powerful app that lets you print videos and GIFs that come to life when viewed through your iPhone.
The Fujifilm Instax Share SP-2 is a fun accessory to have for those who really love mobile photography, letting you print snapshots anytime, anywhere.
The Canon LBP151DW is a competent workhorse laser printer, but rival models offer more features and lower ink costs for the same price.
The Epson Expression Home XP-430 combines reliable do-it-all multifunction printing and a space-saving design at an ultra-affordable price.
The Micro 3D Printer is a fun and easy way to make stuff, but that stuff isn't all that great.
Brother certainly makes a lot of very respectable work-friendly all-in-one printers, but the J885DW isn't one of them.
Mattel's collaboration with Autodesk means a 3D printer for toys is on its way later this year...and it could make the whole process seem a lot more family-friendly.
With its ultra-low-cost refillable ink bottles, this clever little Epson EcoTank printer does away with pricey ink cartridges once and for all -- but it will cost you a lot more up front.
If you only have $100 to spend on a multifunction inkjet printer for the office, you'll have a hard time finding a faster performer with ink refills as cheap as the Brother MFC-J470DW.
The XYZprinting Nobel 1.0 3D Printer is a fun novelty that is too expensive to be practical in the long run.
The HP Officejet 4630 isn't the fastest printer on the market, but it delivers professional-quality prints and future-proof features like cloud connectivity and HP Instant Ink that can potentially save shoppers a lot of money on refill cartridges.
Don't be fooled by its small stature: the Epson Expression Home XP-420 all-in-one inkjet printer forges ahead of the competition with its compact footprint, cloud connectivity options and its ability to print high-quality snapshots directly from an Android phone or iPhone.
The XYZprinting Da Vinci Jr. 3D Printer's low cost and high ease of use make it an ideal entry-level 3D printer for anyone.
The Robox 3D printer's very fast print speed isn't quite worth its lengthy, problematic setup and disappointing print quality.
If you don't mind sticking to small print jobs, the Cube 3 is as good as it gets for a compact 3D printer.
The small printer is set to ship in September for $250.
