Compare Prices : Lexmark P 350

Review summary: With the days of shooting film well and truly over, Macworld takes a look at a series of compact photo printers designed to help you get the most from your digital images.

Review summary: Of the compact photo printers we tested, the Lexmark's styling is the most traditional, with its boxy profile and simple detailing.

Verdict: We have cause for concern over the print quality, speed isn't great and the Lexmark P350 is a slightly boring-looking piece of kit. Not exactly a vintage performance.

Review summary: Lexmark has an uphill struggle on its hands if it's to break the Epson, HP and Canon stranglehold on the home photo printers market. This is especially true for mini photo lab printers.

Pros: Easy to use, Decent colour, Prints in 90 seconds

Cons: Inconsistent results, Marginally improved build quality, The detail in images lacks refinement

Verdict: Lexmark's mini photo labs are getting better, but still don't quite beat the competition

Review summary: The natural successor to the P315, Lexmark's first dedicated photo printer, the P350 improves on the printing speeds of its predecessor and introduces some new Lexmark technology. While it's very portable, you can't use it everywhere ...

Verdict: This is one of the cheapest dedicated photo printers around, but on the other hand it has a very slow print speed. Especially disappointing is the lack of a battery pack, so it doesn't have that 'use anywhere' feeling.