Brother DCP330 All-in-One Printer with FREE GIFT = £49.99 + 5% Quidco + FREE del!

keithscott1

I've been doing a bit research to replace my Dell clone of a Lexmark machine that's been draining me dry of cash getting the cartridges refilled so the thought of a machine that takes cheap cartridges interested me greatly. Upon looking at Ryman the Stationers site, I've came across the Brother DCP-330 all-in-one printer, which also has a LCD screen to preview images from your digital camera before you print them to paper.

Here's an image of the beauty.... AND ONLY £49.99!!!!!



I also remembered last year that Brother were giving purchasers of their printers the choice of a 3-year warranty, a label printer or a USB stick - FREE! It would appear that this promotion's back on this year which you can see here:

http://www.brother.co.uk/g3.cfm/s_page/77630

Please use code EM0002 if you purchase a qualifying printer for the offer. If that's not all - you can gain 5% Quidco if you go via their site to Ryman to purchase the machine as well as FREE next delivery! The total cost for the machine (if you take your Quidco cashback into the equation) is £47.49 - plus a free gift! Not a bad offer I think! :santa2: :snow_laug :rudolf: :xmassmile

'Hope this helps someone!

K

laticsforlife

I have a DCP-340CW that was on offer earlier this year from Staples, and am thrilled (as much as you can be about a printer) with it.

It's wireless, connects easily to my network, and you can buy a full set of (compatible) inks for less than £7 on Ebay. The ink lasts very well too. At that price I cannot be bothered to refill etc.

If its wireless I'd say go for it.

Also, go for the label printer and sell it on Ebay for £20 - they took weeks to send mine then sent 2 !! so it paid for the printer, a true Freebie.

i_need_help_3

i cant actually see that when you go through quidco you get the promotion. It only shows on the brother website???

r2b2

Ordered one of these tonight.

Great price for a printer with cheap cartridges available.

Don't think my quidco tracked, but i never have much luck with it.

alanwarwic

I have the Brother DCP-340-W All in One wireless printer that was £50 in Staples. Staples also had an online £10 voucher so it came to £40. Card slots too and cheap consumables.
This printer used to retail at £130 or more.

I noticed the label offer about 7 weeks later. It never arrived for some reason.

laticsforlife

i_need_help wrote: »

i cant actually see that when you go through quidco you get the promotion. It only shows on the brother website???

The promotion is post-puchase; you register your product with Brother and get your freebie several weeks later.

r2b2

Received the printer on friday, and the labelling thing arrived this morning (a pink one!)

Great products, both of them!

Lütz_Pangaloo

These printers do seem good value - I'm on the look out for a replacement for my Brother MFC410CN.

It's been a good printer and the quality of the output is great, but I'm really irritated by it refusing to print in black if any of the colour cartridges runs out!

The black ran out the other day so I went to Staples and bought a twin pack for £25 - came home, fitted the new black, went to print out some important documents and the display said the yellow had run out! Luckily I had a spare yellow left over, so popped that in - again no joy - the cyan had run out! I didn't have one of those so nothing got printed in the end!

I hardly print in colour anyway, but the colours seem to run out just the same (I think they evaporate!). Do these new ones let you print in black only, or do they all need a full compliment of cartridges?

bad-head-day

I'm going to order one of these right now, thanks very much for posting it & remembering the additional offer Keith. I'm going for the 3 year warranty.

p.s. my mum has one of these & I like it

seilbahn

bad-head-day wrote: »

I'm going to order one of these right now, thanks very much for posting it & remembering the additional offer Keith. I'm going for the 3 year warranty.

p.s. my mum has one of these & I like it

If you go for the 3 year warranty, then it's almost certain that you will need to buy genuine Brother cartridges for the next 3 years to avoid invalidating the warranty.

Ted_Hutchinson

I can't find any details of the label printer offer on either the Rymans or the Brother websites. Just looks like they will dispose of the old printer and provide a 3yr warrenty (if you continue to buy their cartridges)