Printing & Cameras

  • best buy
    Nikon S9700 review Lots of great features, high image quality in tricky conditions and a competitive price – the Nikon S9700 is a Best Buy compact
    £229
    Ben Pitt
  • Three-quarter shot of the Brother HL-L2360DN
    Brother HL-L2360DN review The HL-L2360DN is a fast and quiet mono laser, but it's expensive to run and quality of printed graphics could be better
    £103
    Simon Handby
  • Expert Reviews Best of Photokina 2014 - Award Winners The best of the best from the Photokina 2014 show in Cologne
    Seth Barton
  • Sony QX1 review We love the Smart Lens concept, but we just can't see who's going to buy a body-only QX1
    £250
    Tom Morgan
  • Fujifilm X100t review - hands on We try out the world's first electronic rangefinder on Fuji's latest flagship premium compact
    Tom Morgan
  • Canon Ixus 155 front
    Canon Ixus 265 HS review The Canon Ixus 265 HS is a likeable camera at an attractive price, but the smart design is its only stand-out feature
    £149
    Ben Pitt
  • Canon Ixus 155 review A low price for such a stylish camera, but the Canon Ixus 155 is still a false economy
    £90
    Ben Pitt
  • Nikon S6800 review A well-conceived package, but the Nikon S6800's inconsistent start-up times put us off
    £159
    Ben Pitt
  • Fujifilm X100t officially announced Fuji's latest premium compact gains the first electronic rangefinder for sharper manual focus
    Tom Morgan
  • Sony HX60 review Packed with impressive features, but the Sony HX60's image quality might not match expectations
    £285
    Ben Pitt
  • recommended
    Sony HDR-MV1 review The HDR-MV1 is a good choice for musicians looking to record performances for social media, but video quality could be better
    £249
    Richard Easton
  • Panasonic HC-X1000
    Panasonic boosts 4K shooting with HC-X1000 camcorder The X1000 4K camcorder offers semi-pro features inside a small, handheld body
    David Ludlow
  • Brother MFC-L8850CDW review Brother's MFC-L8850CDW is a good colour laser MFP, but we'd go for a high-end inkjet alternative
    £637
    Simon Handby