If initial price is paramount and you're primarily interested in photos, you might want to spend just a bit more for the Canon MP360, which offers better photo quality at faster speeds. If you're more interested in general-purpose printing, the X5250...

Not only a three-in-one printer/scanner/copier, but one with borderless, six-color photo printing, for little more than the price of a good inkjet printer alone, Friendly controls and software utilities

Best text and photo quality requires slower print modes and better-than-plain paper -- and that goes double for solid-color charts and graphs, Typically short-lived, high-priced inkjet cartridge replacements

Like all inkjets, the X5250 is no threat to match its advertised speed ratings, though its "quick print" mode won't keep you waiting too long for grayish but legible in-house drafts -- 20 pages of Microsoft Word text took just over two minutes, while a...

it dose what it suppose to do But I find I have a disk of 5200 insted of a x5250

I dislliked nothing about it .but now it dose not accepied what is on the disk and no wonder. The disk what come with it is a 5200 series and mine is a x5250 .I have an IMack computer