31-12-2014 7:31 PM
Currently using a Brother, but it is giving up the ghost. Had an Epson before. Think possibly HP or Canon? I will only use it for my best photos, the Brother will do for ordinary printing. Thanks for any input I receive.
31-12-2014 7:32 PM
Im happy with an Epson,and refills are cheap as well.
Decent photo printing,but rarely do that these days,and an old HP laser for letters.
31-12-2014 7:43 PM
I had a Brother and she stop working without reason.
31-12-2014 7:46 PM
Don't get a Dell. The refill cost are horrendous!!!!!
31-12-2014 7:48 PM
I had an Epson which I loved, but for some odd reason when it packed up I bought a Kodak and hate it.
31-12-2014 7:49 PM
I have an HP all in one printer which is good for my needs. I mainly use it for photo's and letters. The cost of the cartridges can be around £25 for both black and colour.
31-12-2014 8:10 PM
The cartridges are cheaper than the Brother, which cost about £40 for originals, so will look at HP's. Thank you.
31-12-2014 8:12 PM
31-12-2014 8:23 PM
Ive got a cheap B&W laser printer which is still on it's first cartridge after printing out masses of stuff. Gave up with colour inkjets as I would not use them for 6 months then spend several hours running cleaning cycles till the printhead worked again, only to run out of ink! So now I use a little Canon Selphy dye-sub printer that does postcard sized pics. and if I need something bigger printed I take it to a shop.
31-12-2014 8:52 PM
for me it would be HP all in one for any use...i have had one for years now and the cartridges are not two pricy on here...
31-12-2014 10:35 PM
Ours is an HP Deskjet, we're quite happy with it. Cheaper compatible refills are available. It was temperamental when we had it on a shelf under the desk, but since moving it to a unit beside the desk, all is well!
31-12-2014 11:50 PM
I have a canon all-in-one and love it but the cartridges are quite expensive. I use Tesco's own in it and it save a little but then you don't get the messages for low ink coming up properly, but I can bypass that.