Pros
- Low purchase price
- Superlow ink costs
- Wi-Fi connectivity
Cons
- Grainy-looking prints on plain paper
- Slow at printing and copying
- Meager manual-duplexing help for Mac users
Bottom Line
The 5250's wireless functionality is a nice touch, but the MFP itself is slow and minimally featured otherwise.
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