All-in-one printer/scanner/copiers from £19.99

Alladin_2

MSE_Lawrence wrote: »

THE CHEAPEST: Olivetti Simple Way All In One Inkjet £19.99 in-store. This box from Argos prints up to 4800 dpi (dots per inch), which is enough to print good-quality photos, and packs in a scanner with a 600 dpi resolution, enough for basic scanning/copying. It comes with full ink cartridges, and can be reserved online for in-store collection, so check local availability before you go shopping.
Replacement ink cost: £20/cart.

Does anyone know if this comes with any ink? I would presume that it does, but can anyone confirm?

Thanks in advance.

Tindella_2

internetsaver wrote: »

Ink World - http://www.ink-world.co.uk sell the Black and Colour cartridges for the Olivetti Anyway series for £20.99 each - Link here: http://www.ink-world.co.uk/ink_results.asp?Brand=Olivetti&Range=Olivetti%20Any_Way%20Series&Model=Any_Way%20Simple

Hope this helps,

internetsaver

Thanks for this (I have pressed the "thank you" button!)
:beer:

justpaper

Canon Pixma MP210 - with 20£ cashback is the way to go, for the long run
[SIZE=+1]£1.95 off thru quidco & [SIZE=+1]20£ from canon, end price 30£ odd posted,
http://www.misco.co.uk
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david69_2

I bought the brother dcp330c all in one for £49.99 delivered plus £2.50 cashback from quidco and a free label printer its a quality product.

arfster

Canon mp210 is 43 through tesco, with 20 cashback and quidco. Postage is just under a fiver, but you can save that by having it delivered to a local store for pickup.

poorperson

I've had an Epson C62 since April 2004 (cost about 70 quid I think) and after initially purchasing official replacement cartridges at an over inflated price, I began to purchase 3rd party cartridges from my local market stall at £4 a set (black/colour) and I've been using these for two years now. The printer and print out is the same now as it was when I purchased it and it prints out excellent photographs, especially if a high class photo paper (eg Kodak/Fuji) is used.

3tree

Just bought the MP210 from Tesco £42.97 with £1.10 Quidco & 140 clubcard (40 + 100 voucher code offer) with the £20 cashback & had it for store pickup so free P&P.

Makes this £21.87 + 140 clubcard points whatever these are worth for a highly rated printer.

vik1491

I repeat DO NOT BUY CANON PRINTERS. I bought a model a few years back before xp service pack 2 was released. When I installed sp2 on my computer the printer software was unable to operate. I got in contact with the technical support on the canon website and after weeks of emails what was their solution - 'connect the printer to another computer'. Oh yeah canon why dont I just buy another computer to solve the issue - IDIOTS. Have not been able to use the printer since
Crap overpriced printers + Crap tech support = Give these clowns a wide berth

Steve_xx

vik1491 wrote: »

I repeat DO NOT BUY CANON PRINTERS. I bought a model a few years back before xp service pack 2 was released. When I installed sp2 on my computer the printer software was unable to operate. I got in contact with the technical support on the canon website and after weeks of emails what was their solution - 'connect the printer to another computer'. Oh yeah canon why dont I just buy another computer to solve the issue - IDIOTS. Have not been able to use the printer since
Crap overpriced printers + Crap tech support = Give these clowns a wide berth

I think that you have rather overstated that. There are millions of Canon printers around the world, all working properly. There'll always be some problems that cannot be resolved, but to say that nobody should ever buy a Canon printer is just a bit wide of the mark I think.

3tree

Steve-xx - totally agree, millions of people using cannon printers & you will always get the odd occassions when they cannot resolve your problem.

However it would be nice to hear from any Cannon users of any feedback.

People I know that are using Cannon printers, highly recommend them.