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I don't suppose anyone here has got any recommendations for a new printer as my old Canon one is, like me, getting a bit too temperamental with age...?

Ideally around £150 cost or less would be nice if so.

Any specific things you need from it?

You can get decent ones for less than half that.

You could then get one for each butler ?

I got a hp8710 two years ago and its great. Simple to use and scans prints and copies. I paid £112 for mine. Just looked its over £400 now for some reason!!!

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looks like replaced by this [www.amazon.co.uk].

look at the cost of ink not the cost of printer.

Bought a Canon MG5700 a while back, no complaints.

Easy to set up and use, decent printing, I don’t print photos but sure it could.

Was only about £60, just looked at Currys and the updated MG5750 in £59.99, but out of stock.

[www.currys.co.uk]


I’d say that unless you are printing high volumes and need high quality I really wouldn’t spend more than £100.

I have about a dozen at work. Look at HP with an inkplan - works really well and you have an indefinite warranty as long as you have the ink plan

I have always had Brother printers and they are superb. I get mine for free but have to but a few sets of compatible cartrudges off them. Check them out. They can be a pain in the butt keep ringing you see if you need new inks but the deals are good.

[www.ijtdirect.co.uk]

Not really - don't really print photos so its just general WFH stuff and kids when they need to print out for homework.

Robert Hopkins

look at the cost of ink not the cost of printer.

This, dependent on print volume. What seems a cheap printer might not be if buying ink replacements at £40 a pop

number8

Not really - don't really print photos so its just general WFH stuff and kids when they need to print out for homework.

I use an Epson XP6000, it’s been good enough for me. Wireless printer / scanner / copier. Ink isn’t outrageously expensive either.

Mr Crosby uses a typewriter.

She's practiced, and is at 12 words per minute.

I use HP's Instant Ink plan too....it's actually very good value. I'm on the 'moderate' plan at £3.49 per month, which gives 100 pages and a roll-over of 200 pages.

The cartridges turn up in good time.

Thanks everyone, that's helped, cheers!

I got a Canon Pixma for like 69 quid does the job. Scanner, printer, wireless. Compatible inks about 28 quid. Seems alright so far.