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If a high-tech, stylish design is your primary concern in an all-in-one inkjet, few, if any, machines are fancier then the Envy 110. However, if finding a printer that looks good in your living room or a swanky office is not high on your list of priorities, you can find many printers with much more to offer for the price. Apart from the printer's look, the Envy 110's "app" support is interesting, but we can't say it's a primary reason to buy this printer. You need to tolerate too much else to make that aspect worthwhile on its own. The design is really the only thing that sets this machine truly apart. The Canon Pixma MG6220, for example, may not be as stylish, but it is demure enough to avoid being a total eyesore, and it outpaced the Envy 110 in all of our tests. Pair that with the Envy 110's high per-page costs and small paper tray, and you have what you might call "a vanity printer" for limited environments. This is one of the prettiest printers on the market, but you'll pay for it in a bunch of ways. Be sure you're willing before diving in.

If a good-looking product is paramount to you, then the elegant Envy 110 MFP may be just what you seek--but this model is expensive.