Dell Photo 926

Multifunction printer with built-in media card slots and USB port; has e-fax capability; produces a scannable photo index.

Disappointing print quality; photo ink actually degrades photo quality; Dell's own photo paper doesn't produce the best quality prints; sluggish task speeds.

The Dell Photo 926 is disappointing, even for a $100 multifunction printer. You can get a better printer for the same money.

Built-in media card slots and USB port, E-fax capability, Produces a scannable photo index

Disappointing print quality, Photo ink actually degrades photo quality, Dell's own photo paper doesn't produce the best quality prints, Sluggish task speeds

All in all, the 926 has stylish good looks, excellent performance and high quality printing. However, there is a question mark over the printer’s software with some older computers, as I did experience a few minor bugs. I suspect it’s not a problem the...

Direct printing is controlled by some basic buttons and a monochrome LCD for choosing options. The flatbed scanner allows for copying, but there are no separate buttons for choosing colour or black and white copying; you need to set this via the menu....

Image courtesy Dell Inc. Unlike most modern units the connection of the USB cable is almost at the beginning of the installation process. Ten minutes later it is completed and I am 606MB of hard disc space down. As soon as it prints the on screen...

Excellent, inexpensive home printer.

Ink cartridges only available from Dell.

Ease of use, inexpensive, small size

Not many to speak of. Paper feeds straight up.

Cheap. (get what you pay for) Lots of features. User friendly.

Terrible color print quality. Very low volume print cartridges. Its a money drainer.