Best Printers?

[NitrousX]

Does anyone have any recommendations for a printer that can print decent print outs. Has wifi and scanning ability and cost of ink fairly cheap, looking to spend something like £120 for the pirnt, and spend no more than say £30 pounds on ink cartridges.

[crimpshrine]

I just stick to Canon nowadays. Never been dissapointed with the print quality from a Canon but have been from other brands. Not sure if it is just luck on the Canon models I bought though. On the minus I would say the Canon models tend to be pretty heavy and expensive on ink.

[SUMMONER]

If you print 100s of pages every week one of the HP Officejet Pro 8600s might be a good investment...

HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-in-One (print, scan, copy, fax) - £189.99 delivered
- colour printer, scanner, copier and fax
- low running costs due to it's separate XL ink cartridges
- duplexer unit (can print and scan both sides of a page automatically)
- 50 page automatic document feeder for effortless scanning/copying/faxing
- digital sender function (digitise documents to network storage without the use of a computer)
- networked memory card reader (plug memory card into the printer and it will show up on your computer)
- fully networked (wired & wireless) so everyone can print & scan
- incoming fax mails can be forwarded to your email address
- works with Windows and Apple Mac computers

There is also a non-plus model (no duplex or legal size scanning/lesser touch screen/smaller capacity ADF) for £134.44 delivered, then register for £30 cashback and the same 3 year on-site warranty. It also uses the same high capacity individual cartridges.

3 years FREE on-site replacement service registration (must register within 30days or purchase)

£50/£30 cash back registration (must apply within 30day days of purchase)

The printer does come with a set of standard size cartridges (not XL!) in the box, so you may want to order a spare set of XL ones right away...

full set of 4 x genuine HP XL cartridges plus some photo paper (cheaper than buying cartridges individually) £71.90 delivered

or

genuine XL black cartridge (yield = 2300pages @ 5%)
genuine XL cyan cartridge (yield = 1500pages @ 5%)
genuine XL magenta cartridge (yield = 1500pages @ 5%)
genuine XL yellow cartridge (yield = 1500pages @ 5%)

[Phage]

As above - Canon for the low volume bubblejet scanner wifi, Hp above that.
I have the 5250 and can recommend it. You may need a newer model if you want Airprint from your fruity slab if you have one.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Canon-MG5250.../dp/B00400OK20

[pp05]

Another vote for 5250.

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[jim]

The price of ink varies massively depending on which model you buy, certainly with HP. I have an HP Pro 8000, and the ink is about £60 for a full set, which will last a phenomenal length of time.

Take an HP printer off the high street, and you'll pay £20-30 for a black and the same again for a colour, and it will barely last a few weeks.

[anu]

Check this out. It has all the features that you want!
From my experience, i found no problems with epson so far. It is Durable and has fine quality.

> Epson Stylus


Use epson coated sheets with epson printer

[jaff90110]

Just in case if you have not got a printer, Canon MG 5350 could be a best bet.
- Wi fi
- Cloud print
- Good for photograph
- Ink not over than £30.00 ( refill )