There's websites devoted to every topic that you can think of and quite a few that you wish you hadn't. There are many websites devoted to color laser printer comparisons. They don't actually write the reviews and generally do make any color laser printer comparisons themselves. What they do is review the color laser printer comparisons made on other websites. Join me, why don't you, even if you're not currently looking for a photo printer?

It Does What It Says On The Tin

There's a famous series of advertisements in England for a certain paint brand that always ends with the slogan, "Does what it says on the tin". You can find this kind of philosophy on many color laser printer comparison websites, such as ColorLaserPrinterReviews.com. It really doesn't give you much leeway into determining what the site is all about.

ColorLaserPrinterReviews.com is an easy to read site with large font – something sadly missing in many other websites, not just color laser printer comparison websites. Although they welcome reviews written by others, most of their reviews were written by themselves (gasp). Of course, there are a lot of ads, but they are rather discreet and do not detract from the text and images.

ConsumerSearch

This is one of those color laser printer comparison websites that I mentioned that has teeny-tiny print. When you get your glasses on, you'll see that ConsumerSearch isn't just devoted to printers, but to all kinds of crap. They just have excellent SEO tactics to make you think in the search engine listing that you are going to a site exclusively about color printers.

They are a bit of a "reviewer's digest" in that they glean their materials froma wide variety of sources. Websites cited for their contributions to the color printers pages on ConsumerSearch include PC Magazine, PC World, Consumer Reports magazine, CNet, Government Computer News, PCPro and ITReviews.com

There is so much information her on this site that you need to get a drink, comfy shoes and turn the sign on your doorknob to "Do Not Disturb". Granted, it can be overwhelming at times, but if you don't have a lot of time to physically go to stores or deal with sales reps, this site is a viable alternative.

My favorite part about ConsumerSearch is that they prominently give the dates of all the reviews on their site. This cuts out a lot of guesswork about how relevant a review is.