Any recommendations for a cheap (£40) inkjet printer/scanner?

Cheers

Tricky

"Tricky Dicky"  once tried to test me. I ate 
their liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti

> Any recommendations for a cheap (£40) inkjet printer/scanner?
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Tricky
> 

No, they'll all be shite at that price, pay your money and take your pick.

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POD {Ò¿Ó} wrote:
> "Tricky Dicky"  once tried to test me. I ate 
> their liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti
> 
>> Any recommendations for a cheap (£40) inkjet printer/scanner?
>>
> 
> No, they'll all be shite at that price, pay your money and take your pick.
> 

While I wouldn't necessarily write-off all of them, I would suggest you 
check a site like www.choicestationery.co.uk to see the price of ink 
(and compatibles) before you buy.

One ink cartridge for the cheaper printers can often cost as much (or 
more) than the actual printer itself.
Buying a decent printer for twice the price can often pay for itself 
within weeks/months depending on how often you use it.
Even for small-time users though, a cheaper printer can cost more than a 
more expensive one within a year.

  -Kevin.

"Gunther Gloop"  wrote in message 
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> POD {Ò¿Ó} wrote:
>> "Tricky Dicky"  once tried to test me. I ate 
>> their liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti
>>
>>> Any recommendations for a cheap (£40) inkjet printer/scanner?
>>>
>>
>> No, they'll all be shite at that price, pay your money and take your 
>> pick.
>>
>
> While I wouldn't necessarily write-off all of them, I would suggest you 
> check a site like www.choicestationery.co.uk to see the price of ink (and 
> compatibles) before you buy.
>
> One ink cartridge for the cheaper printers can often cost as much (or 
> more) than the actual printer itself.
> Buying a decent printer for twice the price can often pay for itself 
> within weeks/months depending on how often you use it.
> Even for small-time users though, a cheaper printer can cost more than a 
> more expensive one within a year.


Cheers

Went for a Brother DCP135 at £45 and replacement cartridges at £38 <LOL>

Still, it will do the job for the kids

Tricky