After installing a Windows 11 preview update, some USB printers are churning out random, programming-related text. Microsoft is working on a fix, but there is an interim workaround, too.

It's 2025, and we're still not in a paperless world. On the bright side, our experts found some deep discounts this month for all your printing, scanning, copying, and, yes, even faxing needs.

High-quality photo output—plus the ability to scan, copy, and print on discs—makes the Epson XP-8800 a solid choice for printing photos at home.

Munbyn's RealWriter 402B label maker would be far more impressive with a better print app for mobile devices, but the printer itself is a solid choice for shipping labels up to 4 by 6 inches.

We wish the Munbyn FM226 label had a better app, but its low price, long battery life, and quality output still make it a tempting choice for printing bar codes, name tags, photo stickers, and much more.

Every day, we head into the deal mines, digging for savings and discounts on the best electronics out there. And every day, there's one deal that stands above them all. This is that deal!

HP’s compact Color LaserJet Pro 3201dw is an inexpensive color laser printer that delivers excellent-quality output, but its pricey toner makes it best for light to moderate duty.

The Brother MFC-L2900DW XL mono laser all-in-one printer delivers every feature a small office needs, including the convenience of single-pass duplexing for copying, scanning, and faxing.

3D printers have come a long way since their inception and they’re now more user-friendly (and affordable!) than ever. So if you've been on the fence about buying one, have we got a deal for you!

The HP Sprocket Photobooth takes and prints good-quality 3-by-4-inch keepsake photos, making it an excellent lower-cost alternative to renting a photo booth for commemorating special events.

The Arcade1Up Photobooth, a printer/screen/camera combination, works best for casual events where average-quality, wallet-sized photos are good enough.