printer's

[rawsy]

hi guys i have had enough of the expense of running my old lexmark printer. i have been looking around and have found this and the inks look pretty cheap here i was just wondering is this the best route for me to go. has anyone found a printer better value for money with cheaper ink?. i will just be printing text documents nothing to fancy but would like it to be wirless so i can keep the thing out of the way. any help appreciated . thanks

 

[HappyH]

Might want to check yer link Rawsy, takes me to an empty trolley, no printer shown?????
HH.

Link working fine now mate, no idea if it's a decent printer or not though, sorry unce:

 

[rawsy]

Might want to check yer link Rawsy, takes me to an empty trolley, no printer shown?????
HH.

oops , sorted cheers

 

[wiz569]

I have the sx515w version and its great,drops the wifi connection the odd time but other then that its perfect

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[little_pob]

I prefer the print quality of HP, but for ink cost Epson seems to be the way to go. There is a CISS kit available for that printer too.

 

[ekwat]

I bought an HP 3050a for £25 from HP themselves and a load of ink off them. They were charging £10 for a black and colour but this went to £9.50. They are not high capacity but you can get £3.75 for black & £4.15 for colour empties at therecyclingfactory. With Quidco you could potentially refill for £1.60.


Got this all from HUKD

 

[Tekquest]

I'm kind of in the market for a printer as well, however I do very little printing at home, so it'd need to be an exceptional deal for me to part with my hard earned.
All of my photo printing gets done on my Canon Selphy, it's a great machine & I have no intentions of changing it, and any doc's usually gets sent to my work printer.

Anyway, when I was searching around for a replacement All-in-one (wireless) printer, I found the following at PC World - HP Deskjet 3070A e Wireless All-in-One Inkjet Printer at cheap prices | PC World

It's wireless, you can also send your doc's to the printer via email, it uses 4 x separate ink cartridges, so you don't have to splash out when one colour dries up, and as well as the ink cartridges included with the bundle, PC World were also throwing an in extra 4 cartridges worth £30 for free.

It may be a local PC World deal, but might be worth checking out.

I'm not the greatest HP fan, but apparently the Laptop/PC section are entirely different from the printers.