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Good But Cheap Printer?
dmg24
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Afternoon all ...
My brother would like a printer for his birthday. I'm pretty skint at the moment so can only really spend £30. Have looked around and found various models, but don't know which one is best!
I have been told to avoid Lexmark models (though I am open to my mind being changed!), but otherwise am very grateful for any recommendations!
Thanks in advance x
My brother would like a printer for his birthday. I'm pretty skint at the moment so can only really spend £30. Have looked around and found various models, but don't know which one is best!
I have been told to avoid Lexmark models (though I am open to my mind being changed!), but otherwise am very grateful for any recommendations!
Thanks in advance x
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Canon ip4000, uses cheap refills & cartridges, great print on both sides of paper & prints on CD's UMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!"Didn't I try to Warn them I said !"
David Essex War of the Worlds."Thats Ancient History, Been There! Done That!" Hercules0 -
this is £19.99
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/6702319.htm
replacement cartridges are about £10 each off the internet, it takes HP 21 + 22 cartridges (is supplied with 2)Ex forum ambassador
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What ever you buy AVOID LEXMARK and DELL like the plague, unless you like paying $$$ for your ink.....
Stick to HP/Canon/Epson. Top tip, look on https://www.choicestationery.com for the cost of the compatable ink first, then buy the printer.My Mind wanders, if found please return.0
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