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Pros
- Affordably priced
- Good looking photos on photo paper
Cons
- Produces weak prints on plain paper
- Lacks a color LCD and media card slots
Bottom Line
This no-frills printer produces wonderful photos, but it's slow and print quality on plain paper is lackluster.
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