All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
09-12-2011, 09:49
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All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
After a cheap all in one inkjet that has scanner, wifi (or wired network) and a card reader built in. Must have cheap replacement inks and be available from amazon or ebuyer.
Any recommendations?
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09-12-2011, 10:11
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Re: All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
I went for a Kodak Hero 5.1, the reason is the cheap replacement cartridges, £19 for both the black and coloured together, fantastic print quality too.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kodak-Hero-5.../dp/B005J3ID4I
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09-12-2011, 10:36
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Re: All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
Been thinking of buying the missus one of the larger Kodaks for that reason. How's the photo print quality using non-Kodak photo paper?
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09-12-2011, 10:52
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Re: All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
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Been thinking of buying the missus one of the larger Kodaks for that reason. How's the photo print quality using non-Kodak photo paper?
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Fantastic quality I have found, using any brand of photo paper.
Ink quality seems better than my previous Lexmark's too.
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09-12-2011, 11:14
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Re: All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
Interesting. I have a couple of old Lexmarks 3 in 1's and was a bit worried that the print quality claimed would be dependent on using expensive Kodak photo-paper.
IIRC Kodak ink is pigment based and lasts a lifetime whereas many others are dye based.
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09-12-2011, 11:22
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Re: All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
Most upper ranges use pigment based inks
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09-12-2011, 11:28
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Re: All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
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Interesting. I have a couple of old Lexmarks 3 in 1's and was a bit worried that the print quality claimed would be dependent on using expensive Kodak photo-paper.
IIRC Kodak ink is pigment based and lasts a lifetime whereas many others are dye based.
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Been using HP photo paper recently, and the results are just as good as the Kodak paper. But that's just my opinion.
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08-01-2012, 16:22
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Re: All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
I eventually went for an Epson PX730WD.. great photo printing (6 ink superb results), built in duplexer and I can get a cheap bulk ink kit for it (so I can use some trade inks)
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08-01-2012, 16:35
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Re: All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
I have a Epsom SX425W Scanner & Printer. I bought a cheap ink catridge from Amazon & the printing was awful. It only lasted 2 month. So I had to pay £34 for a good one, Hope it last longer. I had a HP printer & scanner separate before that & it was no problem & the ink lasted for a long time & was easier to replace.
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08-01-2012, 16:41
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Re: All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
Yep, always avoided the SX range as they're the lowest of the low.. I can get decent ink cheap in bulk only (through a friend who has his own printing place) so I made sure that I can get a bulk kit for this printer..
Also just found out that I can claim a free European return flight  just have to pay taxes
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13-01-2012, 16:23
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Re: All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
I am seriously thinking of buying another Printer/Scanner as this one is getting me down. Sometimes the scanner is Ok & the printer is not & then Vice Versa. It has to be set up again. What is the best one to buy at reasanable price.
EPSON SX425 I am fed up with & it is only 10 month old.
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13-01-2012, 19:46
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Re: All-in-one inkjet recommendations?
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Originally Posted by nashville
I have a Epsom SX425W Scanner & Printer. I bought a cheap ink catridge from Amazon & the printing was awful. It only lasted 2 month. So I had to pay £34 for a good one, Hope it last longer. I had a HP printer & scanner separate before that & it was no problem & the ink lasted for a long time & was easier to replace.
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I have the Epsom Stylus SX600FW (which has probably been replaced by something else now).
Anyway it has lasted longer than any other all in one printer/scanner/fax that I've ever had previously.
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