Canon MAXIFY BX110 W/B MKII GB inkjet printer Colour 4800 x 1200 DPI A4 Wi-Fi

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

For £252 ex-VAT, this feels like a sensible “office desktop” inkjet rather than a bargain bin deal. Canon’s MAXIFY range is usually built for small teams that print regularly (invoices, letters, general admin), and the Wi‑Fi setup will likely make life easier than fussing with cabling and driver wrangling. That said, inkjets only make sense if your print volume is steady and you don’t run loads of long gaps—otherwise you start worrying about drying/clogging and you can end up overpaying compared to laser for pure page count.

Who should buy the BX110 W/B MKII: a small UK office or home-office setup that prints mostly in colour sometimes, needs A4 output, and wants a low-hassle printer that doesn’t tie you to a single desk. Who should *not* buy: anyone who prints massive volumes, mostly monochrome, or wants predictable cents‑per‑page without thinking about ink behaviour. Also, because you’ve got it in “refillable tank” territory, double-check you’re actually getting the refill/tank ecosystem you expect—these products can be great when set up right, but value disappears if you end up buying higher-priced ink or adapters later. If you tell me your monthly page estimate and whether you print lots of colour, I can give a clearer yes/no on whether the running costs will behave.