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Buying a cheap (but good, and economical) printer!
GreenSophie
Posts: 3 Newbie
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I've heard all these horror stories that you buy a dirt cheap printer, and then ink cartridges are £30. I would like a printer, preferably below £40, even £30, that is good quality, and ink cartridges are cheap. Any ideas? Thanks! x
I've heard all these horror stories that you buy a dirt cheap printer, and then ink cartridges are £30. I would like a printer, preferably below £40, even £30, that is good quality, and ink cartridges are cheap. Any ideas? Thanks! x
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Inkjet printers aren't economical. They're all expensive to run on a price-per-page basis. If you don't regularly need colour, then I'd recommend a Samsung laser printer, and get occasional photos printed out by a photo shop.0
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Epson D92, (amazon so free delivery) £29.99 - Ink from http://www.ukdvdr.co.uk/ for £9 odd for the 4 ink cartridges (3 colour & 1 black). Check if amazon etc is on quidco first x xMSE-ing since 2007
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