personally i would ...

look at the price of the printer against the price of the ink for that model

if the difference is close buy the printer once the ink runs out ,buy a new one

then you always have a warranty

Posted By: ghostof barry butler on June 3rd 2024 at 14:40:39

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Anyone care to recommend a decent cheap home printer please? (NCFC) - Curnster, Jun 3, 13:33:21
- I have a canon pixmar g6050 with ink tanks. Does everything apart from fax (NCFC) - Chris Peacock, Jun 3, 19:38:09
- You refer to the Epsom Expression series I suspect with your requirements (n/m) (NCFC) - MonkeyPuzzle, Jun 3, 16:07:39
- Get a printer with an ink-tank to avoid the cost of replacement cartridges. (NCFC) - The Gaffer, Jun 3, 16:03:41
  - It must be 100 times cheaper if you can afford the initial outlay (NCFC) - MonkeyPuzzle, Jun 3, 17:25:21
- I just bought an Epson ET-2850 (NCFC) - Kev, Jun 3, 15:45:12
- John Bull (n/m) (NCFC) - BSE Canary, Jun 3, 15:18:15
- Can recommend Epson. I've had a Stylus Photo R2880 for around ten years and never (NCFC) - Pixelman, Jun 3, 15:02:27
- personally i would ... (NCFC) - ghostof barry butler, Jun 3, 14:40:39
- I went very cheap and got this: (NCFC) - Yellalee, Jun 3, 14:30:53
- You know thye make their money from the ink, not the hardware (NCFC) - Old Man, Jun 3, 13:53:55
  - I've got massive Brother laser bastard that cost about 400 quid. (NCFC) - tudders, Jun 3, 16:17:15
  - Agreed regarding Canon. I only use them at work and home. And go for one (NCFC) - Augustus Pablo, Jun 3, 15:54:52
- To do what? (NCFC) - usacanary, Jun 3, 13:44:21
  - Just printing homework, letters etc. Some colour but not really photos. (n/m) (NCFC) - Curnster, Jun 3, 13:50:06
    - Ink is a big consideration if doing volume. (NCFC) - usacanary, Jun 3, 13:57:47

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