Laser printer/scanner for Apple

Middlestitch

Please does anyone have any recommendations for an all-in-one laser printer/scanner for my desktop Apple, preferably based on personal experience or knowledge (happy to do my own googling for general info!).

Mono is fine and it doesn't need to be wireless - but it does need to be compatible with Apple's OS X 10.8.5 and hopefully be capable of taking cheap compatible refills.

Haffiana

I don't know of any printer currently on the market that won't work with a Mac.

Pun

Haffiana wrote: »

I don't know of any printer currently on the market that won't work with a Mac.

Quite a few won't - or at least don't work well, particularly with OS X.

zagubov

Pun wrote: »

Quite a few won't - or at least don't work well, particularly with OS X.

Any specific makes/brands/models that don't?

Pun

zagubov wrote: »

Any specific makes/brands/models that don't?

Quite a few - you only need to look on the reviews on Amazon to realise it can be a bit of an issue for Apple users.

macman

So please point us to the brand and models that won't?

Middlestitch

I was hoping someone might point me to ones which will!

Lisbon

Have a look at http://www.johnlewis.com/samsung-xpress-m2070w-wireless-all-in-one-mono-laser-printer-with-nfc/p649552

Great reviews on Curry website: http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/printers-ink/printers-scanners/laser-printers/samsung-xpress-m2070w-monochrome-all-in-one-wireless-laser-printer-21658397-pdt.html?intcmpid=display~RR#cat-0

Excellent - and available cheaper on other sites (e.g. Amazon for £71 with free delivery).

Haffiana

Pun wrote: »

Quite a few - you only need to look on the reviews on Amazon to realise it can be a bit of an issue for Apple users.

Really not so. It hasn't been an issue for many years.

OP, choose a printer that does what you want. It will be fine with a Mac.

chancesare_2

Haffiana wrote: »

Really not so. It hasn't been an issue for many years.

OP, choose a printer that does what you want. It will be fine with a Mac.

Well, I can say categorically you are wrong.

We are a mac family and there are printers that will not work with macs at all. They might say they do but they don't.

Lisbon

chancesare wrote: »

Well, I can say categorically you are wrong.

We are a mac family and there are printers that will not work with macs at all. They might say they do but they don't.

I've found exactly the same - but the model I've suggested above has been very successful with my Mac, as opposed to its predecessor which regarded a number of functions as optional!