What is a decent wi-fi color printer that uses inexpensive replacement ink cartridges?

The consumer website below (Consumer Search) collects and consolidates reviews for all types of products and makes recommendations based on their analysis of various reviews. The links below are first, for a listing of wireless printers that they've reviewed (scroll down 3/4 of the page to see the list), listed by ratings (they give a quick synopsis of pros and cons of each printer as well as an in-depth analysis of reviews) and second, to their main printer review page (you have to choose from the product guide which type of printer reviews you'd like to see (inkjet, laser, multifunction, etc):

http://www.consumersearch.com/search/reviews/wi-fi...

http://www.consumersearch.com/search/reviews/print...

You may also want to look into Consumer Reports...the last time they reviewed a wide spectrum of printers was in their December 2009 issue. They also publish a yearly "Electronics Buying Guide" which includes printers. Both of these (the magazine and the Electronics Buying Guide) should be available at your local public library.

Or, for $5.95/month (auto-renewing, but you can cancel at any time), you can subscribe to their online version, which offers a full ratings/report on many types of printers (examples/links below):

Two lists of wireless printers that they have tested and reviewed (including regular, multifunction and snapshot/photo printers...the type is listed prominently):

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/search.htm?&pag...

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/search.htm?&pag...

Their overall printer guide (with Overview, Ratings & Reliability, Recommended, Buying Advice, and Price and Shop sections):

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/electronics-com...

In addition, Castle Ink (the company I work for) has posted an article about purchasing wireless printers, and lists the features of five wireless models:

http://www.castleink.com/_a-wireless-printers.html

Hope this helps,

Kerry