Printer Recommendations?
Printer Recommendations?
Any recommendations for a good quality, basic & small in size printer? The more compact the better!
Printer Recommendations?
tabby;1449524 wrote: Any recommendations for a good quality, basic & small in size printer? The more compact the better!
Black and white or colour?
Low or heavy use?
Frequent or infrequent use? (I used to write a quarterly newsletter - I didn't print often but when I did I printed a lot).
FWIW, I've changed over to small laser printers. A b&w in the flat cost me £50 new and the colour one at home cost £65 but I've still not had to buy ink for them three years down the line and I'd have had to replace inkjets at least once each by now.
Black and white or colour?
Low or heavy use?
Frequent or infrequent use? (I used to write a quarterly newsletter - I didn't print often but when I did I printed a lot).
FWIW, I've changed over to small laser printers. A b&w in the flat cost me £50 new and the colour one at home cost £65 but I've still not had to buy ink for them three years down the line and I'd have had to replace inkjets at least once each by now.
Printer Recommendations?
I have an HP officeJet 4500 that works fairly well.
It cost me about $60 US when I bought it, and it costs me about $50 US to replace cartridges. Medium usage, probably every 6 months.
My only complaint is that It has to be on the same subnet as my PC for the network connection to work.
Most users probably won't care about that.
It cost me about $60 US when I bought it, and it costs me about $50 US to replace cartridges. Medium usage, probably every 6 months.
My only complaint is that It has to be on the same subnet as my PC for the network connection to work.
Most users probably won't care about that.
The home of the soul is the Open Road.
- DH Lawrence
- DH Lawrence
Printer Recommendations?
LarsMac;1449553 wrote: I have an HP officeJet 4500 that works fairly well.
It cost me about $60 US when I bought it, and it costs me about $50 US to replace cartridges. Medium usage, probably every 6 months.
My only complaint is that It has to be on the same subnet as my PC for the network connection to work.
Most users probably won't care about that.
Main reason I don't like HP is the intrusive bloatware they saddle you with just to print a document
It cost me about $60 US when I bought it, and it costs me about $50 US to replace cartridges. Medium usage, probably every 6 months.
My only complaint is that It has to be on the same subnet as my PC for the network connection to work.
Most users probably won't care about that.
Main reason I don't like HP is the intrusive bloatware they saddle you with just to print a document
Printer Recommendations?
Bryn Mawr;1449556 wrote: Main reason I don't like HP is the intrusive bloatware they saddle you with just to print a document
Yeah, there is that.
Though a while back I bought a Samsung printer and they pulled the same stunt.
And their printer was less reliable than my HP.
Yeah, there is that.
Though a while back I bought a Samsung printer and they pulled the same stunt.
And their printer was less reliable than my HP.
The home of the soul is the Open Road.
- DH Lawrence
- DH Lawrence
Printer Recommendations?
LarsMac;1449561 wrote: Yeah, there is that.
Though a while back I bought a Samsung printer and they pulled the same stunt.
And their printer was less reliable than my HP.
Inkjet -> Samsung = Lexmark
Laser -> Samsung = :-6
Though a while back I bought a Samsung printer and they pulled the same stunt.
And their printer was less reliable than my HP.
Inkjet -> Samsung = Lexmark
Laser -> Samsung = :-6