I have a laser Xerox. Toner isn’t cheap, but it’s pretty reliable.

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Jan 5, 2025
11:22:53am

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TerpCoug

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At home printer recommendation?

JamieTartt All-American

Jan 5, 11:01am

laser printer > ink

Big Tuna

Jan 5, 11:03am

Bought a laser printer 30 years ago. Still running. ~$1M saved on ink cartrdges

Greg4BYU

Jan 5, 11:41am

3D printer and then print any other type of of printer you will ever need.

Zach Morris

Jan 5, 11:04am

Brother. The end.

dryflyelk

Jan 5, 11:13am

My brother hasn’t been great

JamieTartt

Jan 5, 11:20am

Brother laser. 7 years in. Not a single prob. Bullet proof.

King of Y

Jan 5, 12:49pm

I hate printers. They’re the worst piece of technology.

AF Cougar

Jan 5, 11:16am

Agree. That’s why I figured I’d ask if anyone has a good one

JamieTartt

Jan 5, 11:20am

For ink, yes. For laser, nope.

King of Y

Jan 5, 12:49pm

We got the epson refillable kind and it changed our lives.

Dr MoBYU

Jan 5, 11:22am

Same here we use ecotank 3850. Awesome refills and capacity! Never think

AFewThoughts

Jan 5, 11:24am

Same here - Epson EcoTank is great. Ink lasts forever and refills don’t cost

XORCoug

Jan 5, 11:28am

If speed is an issue over cost then definitely laser imho but there are threshol

AFewThoughts

Jan 5, 11:22am

I have a laser Xerox. Toner isn’t cheap, but it’s pretty reliable.

TerpCoug

Jan 5, 11:22am

"brother" (various models) - laser

MichCoug

Jan 5, 11:23am

I'd go with a B&W HP wireless printer. I've heard good things about Brother printers though.

greatbam

Jan 5, 11:23am

Whatever you do, NOT HP. They all now have chips in their ink cartridges, and

fredgarvin

Jan 5, 11:50am

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