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Review summary: When Lexmark introduced the X4550 all-in-one (AIO) in 2007, the unit was notable for offering a Wi-Fi connection in a surprisingly low-cost package. At the time, I described it as a less-expensive home AIO with Wi-Fi boosting the price. Much the same ...

Pros: Built-in Wi-Fi. Prints, scans, copies. Scans to e-mail, using PC's e-mail program

Cons: Slow. Text and photos are somewhat subpar for an inkjet

Verdict: Built-in Wi-Fi makes printing from multiple computers easy, but the Lexmark X4650 is limited by slow speed and slightly subpar text and photo quality.

Review summary: The Lexmark X4650 continues the grand tradition of wireless multifunctional printing first introduced by Lexmark in 2007.

Verdict: The Lexmark X4650 is easy to set up and use, is reasonably quick and has a useful auto print mode: but you'll pay for prints, and we weren't all that impressed with photo prints.

Review summary: If desk space is limited, combining your fax, printer and scanner makes a lot of sense. We take a look at the Canon Pixma MP610, Epson Stylus RX585, HP Photosmart C4380, Kodak EasyShare ESP 5 and Lexmark's X4650 and X4875 printers to see which offers ...

Review summary: Lexmark has made some subtle design changes to update its earlier X4550 multifunction. The black and silver casing is still there, along with the vertical paper tray, but the buttons and a small LCD screen are now found on the side rather than on ...

Pros: - WiFi - and it's easy to use, - Good scanner, - Economic with XL cartridges, - Good quality office printing

Cons: - Poor quality photo printing, - Slower than the competition, - Ink more expensive with regular cartridges, - No black photo cartridge

Verdict: The most attractive thing about this printer is its simple WiFi. After that, it prints perfectly well, with particularly good results in office printing, and runs very economically provided you install XL cartridges.

Review summary: lexmark x4650 review: Students on a budget should consider the X4650, but only against the vast raft of other MFDs on the market.

Pros: Good text print speeds, Simple set-up, Option to skip software, Wi-Fi

Cons: Inbuilt display is limited, Photo printing is slow and average

Verdict: Students on a budget should consider the X4650, but only against the vast raft of other MFDs on the market.