Individual ink cartridges mean only the colour used needs to be replaced to save on costs. Mobile printing Whether using a smartphone or tablet, the iPrint app1 can be downloaded to a range of devices for truly wireless printing and scanning. The possibilities don't end there, with Epson Email Print1, it is possible to print from anywhere in the world1 by simply emailing documents and photos directly to the printer. For creative-minded people, the Creative Print1 app can access Facebook photos, create custom greeting cards and stationery, and even turn photos into colouring book templates. Flexible Multiple users can easily print and scan wirelessly from around the home. Space saving Stylish and compact - the XP-235's small and lightweight design means it doesn't take up much valuable desk space.
Totally hot, generic ink for these type of printers costs roughly between £2- £3. The type of cartridges the printer reads and gives you a reading on.
sjh1664
19 Sep 162#2
£29.99 at staples
beessteph to sjh1664
22 Sep 16#33
It did work out more expensive for me with delivery though. I don't live near enough to a Staples store to collect.
frosty68
19 Sep 161#3
I nearly bought this earlier, but decided to check prices (and generic ink compatibility) first.
ethypops
19 Sep 161#4
Can anyone confirm that this will run on compatible ink? I have an Epson and have bought comparable ink several times from cartridge world and other suppliers and they have never worked. Looks good, if only the ink wasn't a problem. Please can anyone confirm. Thanks in advance
Monk_5 to ethypops
20 Sep 161#14
Quite often with some compatibles (depends on brand or source) you can not replace just one cartridge. Replacing all at the same time will work and still works out way cheaper than replacing even one individual Epson genuine.
The compatibles from my local supplier can be replaced one at a time on both my epson printers (different models) so its luck of the draw I guess.
Added: Just had a quick look online and the compatibles for this model are cheaper than Epson but still expensive. I have the older SX235W which does basically the same job and ink for it is uber cheap.
beessteph
19 Sep 161#5
After reading all the reviews on the Asda page, I'm put off buying it completely. Apparently, generic inks don't work and often even genuine inks don't work. Looks like it could end up as an expensive ornament and I have enough of them !
jedisteel
20 Sep 162#6
My Epson printer works fine with compatible inks
deliveryman
20 Sep 161#7
I'm using Epson sx235w from 2012 and works fine with compatible inks. There are a lot of offers on ebay 4 colors for £4-5.
tarryboy
20 Sep 161#8
I'm not in anyway affiliated with Argos, or Epson, but I just checked Google reviews, and this particular printer has a 4.4/5 rating out of 536 reviews.
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The compatibles from my local supplier can be replaced one at a time on both my epson printers (different models) so its luck of the draw I guess.
Added: Just had a quick look online and the compatibles for this model are cheaper than Epson but still expensive. I have the older SX235W which does basically the same job and ink for it is uber cheap.