Best all-in-one inkjet printer that uses min. ink possible?
Best all-in-one inkjet printer that uses min. ink possible?
Hi, I used to use an monochrome laser printer for years, but now wanted to get an all-in-one inkjet printer that uses min. ink possible. As I’ve done several researches here and there, I found that the models that most people would recommend are either Canon or Epson, which both are big “ink-drinkers”! I don’t need a supreme color quality printer but just an average quality is alright for me. Any recommendations (fax would be an added bonus if included)? Or would you say invest a color laser printer and separate scanner/copier would be better? I’m talking about the advantages in the long run. Thank you.
Yesterday I just brought Epson NX400, I’m wondering where to get the cheapest but RELIABLE comparable ink cartridgepossible? Thank you.
Best answer:
Inkjet printers all seem to be ink hogs. I will be buying an HP all-in-one to go along with my HP Pavilion. I always buy a printer from the same company that made my computer. There seems to be less software conflicts. Separate printer and scanner does solve one major problem; if one crashes the other is still available–hopefully.
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3 Comments for Best all-in-one inkjet printer that uses min. ink possible?
1. Baz | January 10th, 2008 at 2:16 pm
I don’t know why you think that Epson printers are big ink drinkers, I bought a Epson DX3800 all in one printer about three and a half years ago for about £65 (so it has to be a lot cheaper now) and I think it’s a great printer I have not had any trouble with it since I have had it, but bests of all I can get the compatible cartridges for it from £1.65 off the internet, if you do get a Epson get in touch and I will give you the address from were to get the cartridges.
2. William E | January 10th, 2008 at 2:58 pm
Here is a pretty good list of top all in one printers that includes HP, Epson, and Canon models:
castleink.com/_a-ComparingAllInOnePrinters.html
3. theghost1@rocketmail.com | January 10th, 2008 at 3:48 pm
Inkjets are ink hogs, all of them. When you turn them on they initialize and use ink. When you clean the print heads/nozzles/jets it uses lots of ink. The only way around it, is to use a CISS. I give the link below. I have an Epson CX9400Fax, it’s great and it’s cheap. I bought it from the Epson clearance site. Epson.com. Here’s a way to save lots of money on ink. inkproducts.com/ink-store/
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