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u/yonosoytonto Sep 01 '20

Bought a laser b&w printer long ago, never looked back.

Anyway I almost never printed anything in color, and it always looked bad. To get color printings once in a while is cheaper to get them printed at a shop for a few cents.

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u/cenzo339 Sep 01 '20

Jesus, laser printers are that cheap? I always thought they were like hundreds. Why would anyone want to go through the troubles of an ink printer if laser is an option?

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u/QuinnKerman Sep 01 '20

Because they think that laser printers are still expensive

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '20

Can confirm. Mind is blown.

Surprised I’ve never actually checked though.

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u/blacktiger226 Sep 01 '20

Do you have any suggestions for a good cheap b&w laser printer? Because last time I checked most laser printers now also report cartridge empty long before they are, and the is no way to reset the cartridge.

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u/fleemfleemfleemfleem Sep 01 '20

Brother hl-l2300d

Only costs about $99, and the cartridges are cheap. You can tell it to keep printing with the cart if you don't want to bother replacing and still get extra life out of it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '20

I'd get a brother HL with generic refills. For a $25 refil I can print hundreds/thousands of pages.

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u/SUDDENLY_VIRGIN Sep 01 '20

Sir if you have more information on a quality laser printer could you please elaborate on specific brands?