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308.38 now

Thanks! Now you've got me looking at the same setup ... Damn HUKD and its helpful community!

I have the ET-3750 which has the same "PrecisionCore Print Head" with same number of nozzles per colour. Both printers are using same type of ink: pigment black and dye colours (102). Because this printers are using pigment black ink the results on any gloss paper will not be very good as it will try to make black using the colour inks. The initial printed photos were not great, colours were different from what was on my calibrated screen. These were printed using the printer colour management. I have made some custom printer profiles (ICC) for different types of photo papers. Using these profiles I had great results for personal use photos.

I think the 27XX (now 28XX) has an even smaller screen than the 48XX. 1.5" vs 2.5".

If this has the same screen size as the one i bought the (ET-2751) then it is TINY. Much smaller then our (then) 10 year old HP AIO it replaced, and when it's showing you which button to press, it's almost impossible to make out the symbol without looking really closely. That said, i have had a lot less problems with it than the temperamental HP, and the ink tank system was great during pandemic/home schooling, when we had to print a lot of stuff out. Still only 25% through the black and maybe 15% through the coloured inks, and we have printed hundreds of pages. I have found photo prints to be acceptable. Not breath-taking, but fine.

You should post it as a deal (:I

https://business.currys.co.uk/catalogue/printers-scanners/printers/inkjet-printers/epson-ecotank-et-4850-multifunction-printer-colour/P273975P?cidp=Froogle&gclid=CjwKCAjwlcaRBhBYEiwAK341jVfkd3o5hQL9mlC2NDdyvqTZvn6r3Q1EzxRpKQQOUW6AFyCeQoy05BoCV4sQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

https://www.epson.co.uk/promotions/extended-warranty

0.2p per mono page 0.5p per colour page

DJ8: I've got two, now discontinued. But one is a Brother colour laser, cost £120, the toner that came with it lasted 4 years, replacement toner cost £35. Other is a Dell colour one, cost £100 and replacement toner is £17 - Deals pop up on here sometimes. After a few months of not using one, they will print perfectly without having to clean the heads etc. Will have a look. Won't be printing a lot but little one starting nursery soon you never know (:I I've got this one on awaiting delivery for £49.99: Epson Expression Home XP-2100 Print/Scan/Copy Wi-Fi Printer, Black https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07VV6CPSB/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_M85F94KYTAZ2X9WA0WXM The toners seem quite cheap on this

I've got two, now discontinued. But one is a Brother colour laser, cost £120, the toner that came with it lasted 4 years, replacement toner cost £35. Other is a Dell colour one, cost £100 and replacement toner is £17 - Deals pop up on here sometimes. After a few months of not using one, they will print perfectly without having to clean the heads etc.

Looking for a printer, could you suggest something please?

You'll save a fortune buying a laser printer. Injets are terrible.

It's a nice workhorse, but it can have issues with the auto feed on the scanner. Sometimes collecting more than one sheet at once, or just taking it around the roller and keeping it there. It might be temperature dependent, as my room temperature is about 13 degrees, and I don't tend to notice the issue in Summer

Thanks. Do you have any link?

I'd use the ink subscription service imo, I've been using HP Instant ink for years and it's very good.

Thanks for confirming

They come with cartridges. Can't vouch how full they are but I've managed to print 20+ pages so far...

Can someone please confirm if these printers comes with ink cartridges or do I need to purchase them separately?

I can't comment on ink tank systems but my colour laser is perfect for occasional printing. I've had it for over 5 years and only ever had to change the toner once. It's not photo quality though and it's a Dell model you can't get anymore.

Are ink-tank printers ideal of only printing only on occasions and wanting to avoid dry wasted cartridges on inkjets? I’ve only ever had inkjets, don’t often print much ever since most postage labels can be done via post office QR codes and such like but on the odd occasion I do print labels or need to scan and photocopy documents and then none for months I did ponder on a laser based on the fact they can be put away and used without any issues. Not sure if all-in-one laser scanner printers are in same bracket as a good all-in-one ink-tank system vs laser drum and toner consumables?

Is there a way to check which stores have this in stock? Thanks

I picked up the last one from Hanley a couple of weeks ago, it was yellow labelled down to £84. It had been £140 for the previous few weeks. I didn’t post as it was probably the only one to be reduced so low, the Hanley store is just having the make over now (much larger clothing section) and a smaller electronic section it seems.

I have the 2750, the ink in them lasts forever and the bottles for refills are dirt cheap, but you have to use decent thick paper and not the asda price reems, otherwise you'll end up with blobs of ink all over. Really good on photo paper too.