I run an HP Office Jet Pro 8615 4 in 1 series, I keep general everyday printing at the lowest ink setting.

I have had no issues and do not feel ink is that expensive.

John

 

I run an HP Office Jet Pro 8615 4 in 1 series, I keep general everyday printing at the lowest ink setting.

I have had no issues and do not feel ink is that expensive.

John

We have had an HP Officejet Pro 8600 for several years and love it. It is an all in one type also...wireless, scan, print, fax, internet, print from phone, etc. ....

I don't know the differences in these models, but I have a HP Officejet Pro 8610 and like it

 

Epson WF-3640 all-in-one printer. Wireless, scan, fax, print. Has document handler which enables you to scan multi page documents. Ink is reasonable. Printer is cheap and dependable. Been working well for several years.


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Epson WF-3640 all-in-one printer. Wireless, scan, fax, print. Has document handler which enables you to scan multi page documents. Ink is reasonable. Printer is cheap and dependable. Been working well for several years.

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X2 Good printer.

 

We have had an HP Officejet Pro 8600 for several years and love it. It is an all in one type also...wireless, scan, print, fax, internet, print from phone, etc. The ink hasn't been an issue the last couple of years since they have been able to put the redesigned chips in the aftermarket cartridges. This allows the printer to read the levels of ink in the cartridges and recognize them as legit units. I just ordered a set a day or two ago and it was $11-$12 for the black, cyan, magenta, and yellow...

 

I highly recommend an HP laserjet that meets your needs.

 

Best is to have two printers; a laser printer for normal printing and an inkjet for occasion color printing. Laser printing consumable is just pennies compared to color inks, which are more expensive than gold, for real. Laser printers are dirt cheap nowadays and of course, they will catch up with you in the cost of toner, but for black and white printing, it is very reasonable. IMO, laser printers are much less finicky, fast and more reliable than inkjet printers.
Inkjet printers have the built in “print head” maintenance cycle that would take time and consume inks each time the printers are restarted.

 

I bought an Epson Eco-Tank at Sam's a while back. The ink comes in huge bottles that you pour in. (Sealed process, not messy at all.) So far, it looks like it really will be a lot cheaper cost per page than cartridge style printers. I'm more than satisfied with the color and text quality.

 

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I use Canon MX922 multi function and love it! Also, if needed, Canon has superior tech help in the U.S. that speak English!

 

Been through them all. Won't buy anything but an HP printer ever again. Get the newest model, best one you feel like paying for...

 

We needed a new printer but my Wife was worried about the cost. I looked online and asked her if she had even looked at new printers lately. We got an everything in one for $75 at Office Depot. It even does photographs. Ink is still a pain in the drain.

 

I don't doubt that printers are sold at minimum profit just to be able to continually sell the highly profitable ink.

 

Bought an HP office jet 3830 for less than 100 bucks. Very good on ink. and so far has been great. Havent replaced any ink in about 6 months we have had printer. May not be fancy enough for yall.

 

Ink sucks, it dries and smears and just is a mess. You pay more for laser and for the toner, but it can sit just fine for long periods of time and print just fine. I have a duplexing laser on our home router that any PC can print too and its great to always have a printer ready to go that can print double sided.

 

Get an HP Laser printer. As Drundel said you'll pay more for the toner but it will run 10,000 pages and you won't have the issues that you have with the old technology inkjet printer.


You can buy them with the wireless feature that allows you to print from any computer that access your WAP and any phone that has the HP app on it.

TH

 

HP wireless laserjet printer or one that has wireless capabilities. Any computer that can access your WAP can use the printer once the drivers are installed and any smart phone that has the HP app on it can print to it as well.

Drundel is right. The toner is more expensive but you'll get many more printed pages out of the printer and you won't have the issues with the decades old technology that is inkjet printing.

TH