wireless printer/copier/scanner

I have used Canon printers professionally & personally for years & even the cheaper ones have produced photo quality results on decent paper. I get my compatible inks here https://goinks.co.uk/ & they are perfect.

If you're buying a printer I would suggest one with 5 or 6 separate ink cartridges. You get better reproduction that way & there's less waste. I have NEVER bought OEM inks & never had a problem.
 
Maninblack4612 said:
I have used Canon printers professionally & personally for years & even the cheaper ones have produced photo quality results on decent paper. I get my compatible inks here https://goinks.co.uk/ & they are perfect.

If you're buying a printer I would suggest one with 5 or 6 separate ink cartridges. You get better reproduction that way & there's less waste. I have NEVER bought OEM inks & never had a problem.
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Cheers Bill, It'll only be for light home use, I don't mind paying around £100, any particular model ?
 
Epson workforce 28xx range aren't bad, I've bought a dozen for folks WFH. They can use non genuine carts from Amazon and works out around 15 quid a set, obviously goes through black ink faster than colours and many sets come with two black carts anyway. The wireless scanning and printing on the Epson app is spot on.
 
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I’ve used Canon, Epson and HP. Canon was the best quality, but ink was expensive, and even more annoyingly, region controlled- I could buy the same original cartridges less than half UK price in Japan but they put a region chip in so they won’t work over here.

That caused me to move to Epson, which had cheaper ink, but after a year or so, they increased their prices significantly.

I went to buy ink and found it was cheaper to buy a whole new HP printer with ink……???

So I did. Stick with HP and sign up to their HP instant ink program. I do the light (https://instantink.hpconnected.com/...VBc93Ch148QY-EAAYASAAEgLgffD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds) I can print 15 pages a month which is way more than I need. It was free when I signed up for it, 99p a month now. They automatically send you new ink cartridges as yours run down. Well worth it
 
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I'd go for the latest HP Envy with the instant ink package. I've had trouble free service for some years. My sons and grandkids have a variety of other makes between them and seem to think I've got the best value.
 
need_my_wedge said:
I’ve used Canon, Epson and HP. Canon was the best quality, but ink was expensive, and even more annoyingly, region controlled- I could buy the same original cartridges less than half UK price in Zia pan but they put a region chip in so they won’t work over here.

That caused me to move to Epson, which had cheaper ink, but after a year or so, they increased their prices significantly.

I went to buy ink and found it was cheaper to buy a whole new HP printer with ink……???

So I did. Stick with HP and sign up to their HP instant ink program. I do the light (https://instantink.hpconnected.com/...VBc93Ch148QY-EAAYASAAEgLgffD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds) I can print 15 pages a month which is way more than I need. It was free when I signed up for it, 99p a month now. They automatically send you new ink cartridges as yours run down. Well worth it
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We use the HP ink subscription, very cheap and flexible if you have a very busy month once in a while.
 
I've been an Espon fan for years.
In fact, just ordered a new Expression Photo XP8600.
£99.00 from Argos.
Limited on space, I love the fact these printers have such a small footprint.
 
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