Can recommend Epson. I've had a Stylus Photo R2880 for around ten years and never

had an issue. Not recommending this model as it is around £2000 and nine inks come in at £125 a pop... but it still knocks out studio quality colour and black and white prints. Will have to change it soon as they are discountinued the inks.

Posted By: Pixelman on June 3rd 2024 at 15:02:27

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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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