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Right now I have an HP All In One (Printer, copier, scanner) and it is trying to go belly up on me. Does anyone have a recommendation for a good All- In-One THAT DOES NOT USE A LOT OF INK. I know that is a hard qualifier, because from what I hear they all use a lot of ink. I do not want a wireless but a USB connection would be OK.
Thanks in advance,
Grumpy
[QUOTE=Grumpy;397637]Right now I have an HP All In One (Printer, copier, scanner) and it is trying to go belly up on me. Does anyone have a recommendation for a good All- In-One THAT DOES NOT USE A LOT OF INK. I know that is a hard qualifier, because from what I hear they all use a lot of ink. I do not want a wireless but a USB connection would be OK.
Thanks in advance,
Grumpy[/QUOTE]
they all use GOBS of ink........
How much you looking to spend.......and what type of printing do you mostly do.
If you print a lot of photos, then you want one that is rated for photo printing.
Also, whatever printer you get, get one with as MANY in cartridges as possible, separate ink tanks for EACH color. Those are the most economical to run.
The tri color BS cartridges are a waste of money, and you usually end up throwing out 1/2 the ink because 1 of the 3 colors is empty.
By having individual cartridges, you only replace what is used.
Later,
Geo
[QUOTE=Grumpy;397637]Right now I have an HP All In One (Printer, copier, scanner) and it is trying to go belly up on me. Does anyone have a recommendation for a good All- In-One THAT DOES NOT USE A LOT OF INK. I know that is a hard qualifier, because from what I hear they all use a lot of ink. I do not want a wireless but a USB connection would be OK.
Thanks in advance,
Grumpy[/QUOTE]
RUN FAR FAR AWAY. from the Kodak ESP-7. :mad:
Grump,
Hit the link for the best 5 recommended by Cnet
[url]http://reviews.cnet.com/best-printers/?tag=leftColumnArea1.0[/url]
I'd go with the Cannon Canon Pixma MX330