peripherals

Those who need to scan on an industrial scale won’t be disappointed

Perfect for SMBs and homeworkers, combining fast desktop scanning with fantastic cloud support

This speedy scanner is ideal for scan-hungry SMBs, and comes with a high-quality software package

It has limited cloud support but this network scanner delivers great quality and speed at a good price

A capable MFP with good speeds, great quality and handy cloud features – just watch out for running costs

A formidable colour laser MFP with good output quality, low running costs and a real turn of speed

Print speeds are variable, but this business inkjet is well featured, easy to use and extremely cheap to run

A highly capable network scanner that’s versatile, appealingly compact and supremely easy to use

This smart and stylish headset is a leap forward for the technology

A low-cost colour laser MFP with great connectivity, good security and a whole library of useful apps

It looks like home working is here to stay, so here are some ways to work in comfort and make the best possible impression over video calls

A stripped down solution for reliable black and white printing

An affordable business video solution with top-notch image quality and clever speaker tracking features

Is it worth spending over £100 on a webcam or should you save your money?

This good-looking portable display aims to add an extra dimension to your workday

The HP Z27u G3 has loads of features and great looks alongside solid mainstream image quality

Great speed, quality and value make this desktop scanner ideal for the office – and for homeworkers

A versatile 1440p monitor that’s as well suited to video editing and gaming as it is designing for print

The addition of USB-C connectivity makes this 1080p monitor a winner for no-frills functionality

A wireless desktop scanner built for small businesses, delivering fast, clean scans at a very reasonable price

This unique little device isn’t just a gimmick for gamers - it’s a genuine business productivity booster

It stands out, but you know you’re in trouble when you love a monitor’s ergonomics more than its panel