A printer that just WORKS?!
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A printer that just WORKS?!
Never spent much on printers because we only need the basics - low print runs, okayish quality but not photo stuff and something that just works.
However the ones we get just don't seem to last long at all and I HATE setting them up.
Trouble is, I'm not convinced more money means better durability - just seems to mean more pointless features (we have a scanner and don't need to fax for example).
Any suggestions for a printer that just WORKS and carries on working without being buried in silly features?
Happy to spend a bit if needed but don't need a silly thing the size of a car! Needs to be compact.
However the ones we get just don't seem to last long at all and I HATE setting them up.
Trouble is, I'm not convinced more money means better durability - just seems to mean more pointless features (we have a scanner and don't need to fax for example).
Any suggestions for a printer that just WORKS and carries on working without being buried in silly features?
Happy to spend a bit if needed but don't need a silly thing the size of a car! Needs to be compact.
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We've HP printers, admittedly pretty big ones (4350) that are well over 3,000,000 pages in less than 5 years, and our oldest HP printer is nearly 15 years old and is still working fine. They take a hammering and rarely breakdown.
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Bought an HP CP1515n colour laser printer in the end.
So far so very good.
Nice to have a "grown ups" printer at last.
Shame the toners carts are £75 each - YIKES!
So far so very good.
Nice to have a "grown ups" printer at last.
Shame the toners carts are £75 each - YIKES!
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Out of interest, why not? I've got a couple of Canons, and they've been 100% reliable so far, and been pretty heavily used (had them 3/4 years each).
I wouldn't touch an HP photo printer personally. Had some very bad experiences with their stuff (and Epson). Their lasers are ok though..
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