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Which printer?
xbrenx
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I need a new printer, I would like one that will print and photocopy, scanning is not so important as I've never been able to set that up properly anyway. Wifi would be nice but can work round that if needed.
What I would really like to know is, which make of printer would be best for cheaper ink? I have a Lexmark at the moment and believe ink is very expensive for this make.
TIA
I need a new printer, I would like one that will print and photocopy, scanning is not so important as I've never been able to set that up properly anyway. Wifi would be nice but can work round that if needed.
What I would really like to know is, which make of printer would be best for cheaper ink? I have a Lexmark at the moment and believe ink is very expensive for this make.
TIA
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after trying all the other brands over the last 10 years, I have recently bought My first HP, a deskjet 4580 from amazon for £37.50, I am quite impressed with it's print quality and ease of use"Imagination is more Important than knowledge"0
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letsbehonest wrote: »after trying all the other brands over the last 10 years, I have recently bought My first HP, a deskjet 4580 from amazon for £37.50, I am quite impressed with it's print quality and ease of use
The OP needed a printer with cheap ink, HP do not have cheap ink.
Buy a Brother printer, get compatible cartridges for around 80 pence each.;)0 -
If your budget stretches to it then Brother have a nice range of lasers.0
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Hi
I need a new printer, I would like one that will print and photocopy, scanning is not so important as I've never been able to set that up properly anyway. Wifi would be nice but can work round that if needed.
What I would really like to know is, which make of printer would be best for cheaper ink? I have a Lexmark at the moment and believe ink is very expensive for this make.
TIA
Try the Brother DCP-375CW All-in-One Printer it has all you need plus it's WiFi from http://www.ok-go.co.uk/index.php?app=gbu0&ns=prodshow&ref=Brother_DCP-375CW_All-in-One_Printer+ and you can run it on good quality compatible cartridges from http://www.easyjetink.co.uk/index.php?p=catalog&mode=search&search_in=all&search_str=lc11000 -
I've had a few, but my favourite has to be my HP all-in-one which I am currently using.
Lexmark, good printing, but replacement ink cartridges too expensive. Epson, my all-in-one had buggy software, and I had loads of trouble with the paper feeder. HP, no probs, still going strong after a couple of years.
Great HP deals to be had on amazon and tesco at the mo.
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Try the Brother DCP-375CW All-in-One Printer it has all you need plus it's WiFi from http://www.ok-go.co.uk/index.php?app=gbu0&ns=prodshow&ref=Brother_DCP-375CW_All-in-One_Printer+ and you can run it on good quality compatible cartridges from http://www.easyjetink.co.uk/index.php?p=catalog&mode=search&search_in=all&search_str=lc1100
Better still, get it from here;
http://www.cxcommerce.com/pgProduct.cfm?Product=15360_156_1130633
Reliable seller for a lot less money.0
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