Been looking for the best value for money all in one printer and thought this may may be it at £35.
Wireless
Scanner
mobile & tablet printing
spec below -
Printer:
•A4 print speed - black text: 20ppm (pages per minute).
•A4 print speed - colour text: 16ppm (pages per minute).
•Up to 600 x 600dpi print resolution.
•60 sheet paper capacity.
•Uses 2 ink cartridges.
Scanner and copier:
•1200 x 1200dpi optical resolution.
•Card slots.
Connectivity:
•USB .
•Wireless/WiFi enabled.
General information:
•Weight 3.6kg.
•Size H52.5, W30.6, D15.8cm.
•EAN: 887758237281.
Wireless
Scanner
mobile & tablet printing
spec below -
Printer:
•A4 print speed - black text: 20ppm (pages per minute).
•A4 print speed - colour text: 16ppm (pages per minute).
•Up to 600 x 600dpi print resolution.
•60 sheet paper capacity.
•Uses 2 ink cartridges.
Scanner and copier:
•1200 x 1200dpi optical resolution.
•Card slots.
Connectivity:
•USB .
•Wireless/WiFi enabled.
General information:
•Weight 3.6kg.
•Size H52.5, W30.6, D15.8cm.
•EAN: 887758237281.
People like you annoy me. You are the reason why insurance premiums keep increasing. & you are the reason why landfill sites are full of perfectly usable products.
Here's a thought. If a product works, keep using it. If it runs out of ink, spend a few quid on some new cartridges. Stop being wasteful - and stop being a burden on businesses that have sold you a perfectly good item.
* Here's an even better thought. Buy a laser printer --- even you may consider the printing costs to be cheap enough to warrant keeping the printer beyond its first print run!
I never understand why people insist on drawing comparisons between inkjet and laser, the fact is both machines exist because they have distinctly different markets in terms of the applications they are best suited/intended for. If your print jobs are mostly text with occasional graphics laser is probably the sensible way to go, conversely though where colour printing is concerned then inkjet is far more versatile, colour image heavy documents and in photo printing terms inkjet is a winner by a country mile. This machine is ideal in the home office for the low volume user as a general jack of all but master of none machine, providing the ability to scan, copy and print for relatively little money.
Because if I want to print high quality photos then I go to a shop (although to be honest my Laser prints photos perfectly fine for my needs) and also because every inkjet I have ever owned has always suffered from clogged print heads, dried up ink or paper jam after paper jam.
Each to their own, but I know that I will never return to an inkjet.
And rightly so that is your personal choice based on your own personal requirements, but there's no escaping the fact that both markets exist because of their individual strengths and weaknesses.
wenttoabetterplace you should maybe just go to a better place! Greg you legend.lol
The thing is, some people are stuck in the 90s and think that as a home user the default option is still an inkjet not a laser. For most home use e.g. printing out school and university work, letters, e-tickets, etc., a black and white printer is all that's required. Laser printers cost next to nothing to buy and refill nowadays, give nicer text than inkjets and are much more reliable.
Heat op. There is an android app that means I can print from my tablet and smart phones.
link?
Thanks
Where please??
The Dell C1660w laser printer is fantastic. We use it to print newsletter runs for my mum's charity. The quality is amazing (the sharpness and depth of colour compared to our old laser jet is night and day!).
I think we got ours for around £60. Compatible cartridges have dropped to about £35 for a full set on Ebay. It prints vastly more than our old printer, never clogs, never skips a beat. Just a great bit of kit.
What did I say that caused you such offence? I feel like what I said was absolutely fair, reasoned and reasonable. If you really value greed over doing the right thing, then so be it.
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/canon-outlet/Canon-Printers-/_i.html?_fsub=7
but no stock at present...and when they do you have to be really fast as they sell out very quickly
No offense taken, I just thought it was all a bit funny really, a joke.
Sorry if I caused offense to you in any way. X)
Be quick as there is stock at present.
johnlewis.com/hp-…682