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RandBNZ

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#270151 25-Apr-2020 15:12
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Sorry if this is the wrong forum, looking for some advice on a home office printer.


Needs to be wireless capable


Only needs to print A4 but will be printing both documents and a lot of photos - photo quality is important


Reasonable ongoing costs for ink


Be able to scan as well


 


I have tried looking online for reviews but most of the printers are not available here or sold out such as the Pixma TS9160.


I really only want to spend up to $200.


Any advice would be appreciated


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  #2471155 25-Apr-2020 15:25
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I know it is a little more price wise but consider looking into an Epson Ecotank printer. Like this one from Harvey Norman: Link.

 

Consider it this way - ink for printers is normally very expensive and laser is not that good for photos. The printer comes out of the box with 2 years worth of ink and I have indeed verified this (as my ecotank printer is over 2 years old now and have only used half of the included ink that came with it). It has been reliable, and has impressive print quality.

 

My partner does quite a bit of digital art and we print it on photo paper + frame it. Prints always come out well and has been an excellent unit. Ink refills are also incredibly cheap if you ever need them that is :)





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RandBNZ

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  #2471418 26-Apr-2020 10:42
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Thanks for all the replies - im going to up the budget and get the Epson eco tank, seems to be the best compromise. Thanks for all the help!


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