That's not pricey, genuine ink jets cost way more.
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kibrisli7
12 Aug 16#1
How much are toner refills?
ian_uk1975
12 Aug 16#2
£12.82 per colour (x4) on eBay for just the refills, so quite pricey I'd say.
tinca to ian_uk1975
12 Aug 163#3
That's not pricey, genuine ink jets cost way more.
Skyhiigh
12 Aug 16#4
Also it's on a par with liquid ink refills which will give you nowhere near the number of prints. So cost per printed page will be significantly lower.
Xadryxil
12 Aug 161#5
Who is voting this cold?! It's crazy-cheap for a full-feature colour laser printer. Thanks for posting OP.
ian_uk1975
12 Aug 162#6
Of course genuine ink jet ink costs more, but that's an apples to oranges comparison. If you use ink refills (a fair comparison), the cost is miniscule. However, we're talking about a laser printer, not inkjet here.
£12.89 per colour on a refill basis IS pricey. For example, full colour sets for a Dell C1760NW can be had for less than £14, so nearly 75% cheaper.
quidstretchy
12 Aug 161#7
I think that it's the same price at Amazon
shad0wca7 to quidstretchy
12 Aug 16#8
Just checked - yep. I've cancelled my ebuyer order and am going through Amazon for prime delivery.
ma10
12 Aug 161#9
This might be a silly question but is Amazon an official Ricoh retailer?
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Wireless and duplex as well, can't get a better deal - worth just trying out!
EDIT
Also available on Amazon for the same price with Prime next day delivery and cashback through https://ricoh-promotions.com/gb/en/pages/cashback-2016/home
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£12.89 per colour on a refill basis IS pricey. For example, full colour sets for a Dell C1760NW can be had for less than £14, so nearly 75% cheaper.
Full details here:
https://ricoh-promotions.com/gb/en/pages/cashback-2016/home
You don't have to do anything other than buy the printer and claim the cash back by the close date; there's no trade-in requirement.