It may include a cartlilage but does it knee'd one? :stuck_out_tongue:

This should do the job:

Replacement cartilage

The printer does print double-sided, as stated in the title (duplex = double-sided :wink: ).

​the postman may trip over delivering it

thats the only negative i think you forgot

I have this Dell e310dw printer- how come it's not showing the double sided option when I'm ready to print - using a macbook air. can anyone shed some light please.

Back down to £29.99 just ordered thanks :smiley:

is in stock....for 30 quid :smiley:

It only costs £15 for a year and you get 30 days free which should give you a good idea of whether it'll be value for money or not. Also if you don't save at least the £15 it costs in the first year they'll give you your money back which is something of a guarantee in itself. Seems like a win-win to me.

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Expired - back up to £49.98 now.

Setting duplex one / 2 sided is normally done from your print manager options/preferences.
I'm not sure if it can be done in the printer settings. I quite often print duplex.
I've never had a problem waking it up, it normally quietly sits there showing deep sleep. It is directly connected to my networks router.
So far it has been totally reliable with no bad points.

Flubit are dead standing. There's no guarantee you'll save more than you pay to upgrade. Nice idea but it won't be around forever.

ordered - heat added - thanks

Nice printer I have one.
You can buy the cog, to convert the toner that comes with it to one, in which you can refill, with powder.

For crying out loud - it costs less than a round of drinks. If it only lasts 12 months and you have to buy one compatible cartridge at 16.99 its still a bargain. My dell colour one is three years old now, it's never had anything other than compatible carts in it and it's still going strong, never loses the wifi connection and the print quality is great. Just watch, it will die on me now but as it's still the price I paid for it 3 years ago i'd happily buy another

Cheap printers are usually cheap for a reason. Loss leaders manufacturers recoup cost from over priced cartridges. need factor in cost of cartridges when buying . in long run it might work out cheaper buying a more expensive printer if cartridges are less plus get better quality printer with more features. di your homework before buying

Shouldn't be difficult to get compatible consumables as a lot have been sold so suppliers will keep on supplying until the market dries up.

Printer is cheap but replacement toner for this model is expensive. It looks exactly like a rebranded Brother HL-L2340DW and that is one noisy printer, especially with the constant running fan noise when not printing.

dell are discontinuing their printer range. Hence these going cheap. Give it a few years and it'll probably be hard to get the consumables. For £29 though I'd say it hardly matters.

Thanks for the advice. I intend to print documents rather than coloured pictures and short term use. However, given that the HP inkjet printer has the scanning function and the 5 month free ink that's a big plus.... both printers have pros and cons, and they have the same RRP and similar discounted price which makes it a tough choice.

this or the current hottest deal for the ink jet colour printer...can't decide...

Great price. Was looking for a cheap printer. Just ordered. Thanks OP. Also used Top cashback so may get some cashback.

For me it is especially when I used to paying around a tenner for new cartridge. Anyway, the problem about this printer is that it has an annoying fan buzzing when it's not printing and I don't think you can turn it off. So if you like your printer to be quiet I would look elsewhere because i returned mine because of that noise.

Getting Chilly in here!

I recently got a Epson EcoTank 4500 Series Printer Refurb off 3Bay for £37 when RRP is £250!
It lookedbrand New! also included £30 worth of ink/ 1year worth 300mL lol

Do you know if you can turn auto duplex off? I need it for printing A5 ups and royal mail labels? Does it ever do that sleep thing where you have to turn it off and turn it on again if unused for a while?

Any bad points? Thanks

Well yeah you need to think about running costs when consumables are a factor, but it's the same with any printer so it's not really something that needs a special mention for this deal.

You should also look at getting the most you can for your money with toner (or ink) as well as with the printer itself. Compatibles aren't some shady grey market thing, assuming you have some sense and buy from reputable places. Twice as much for half the price is a no-brainer, especially when we're talking about a lower end black and white printer.

Excellent deal - will replace my old Kyocera laser printer that died with a failed fuser.
Hopefully the new Dell will last 15 years as well!

Come on be positive.
Just say NO to negativity!

I call crazy cheap an colour laser printer at 40 :wink:

Thanks OP just ordered

Thanks, bought.

Handy review
http://uk.pcmag.com/dell-printer-e310dw/69747/review/dell-printer-e310dw

Just tried Flubit but get the error:

"Sorry! This domain is only allowed for elite users"

It seems I need to pay to upgrade my account to obtain a chance to get the best prices?

Thanks OP, Ordered. Can't go wrong with 30 quid printer with laser duplex functionality + Cartridge.

Just ordered cost me 24 quid as I can reclaim VAT off company.

Thank you once again

​Sorry I was being negative wasn't being annoyed with op just at the way printers are sold these days...

A positive though its a mechanical toner reset mechanism so easy to reset and its wireless :smiley:.

​Its a good deal but cheap toner trust me costs you in long run so factor it in.

Dell give you a starter cartridge for reason.

I fix printers and sell them 700 pages at 5% coverage is nothing. Average doc someone prints is around 15% so its actually closer to 250 pages.

Toner is £41 on ebuyer so i purchased that at same time.

Still a good deal for a wireless printer based on a high speed model so will have good internals just factor in atleast 1 cartridge.

Thanks, got it for £23 all in :wink: P.S. Flubit and Quidco win win

£34 for 2 high capacity toners or 16.99 for one. I have a Dell colour wifi laser printer (this one http://www.ebuyer.com/search?q=dell+colour+laser+printer , set of 4 carts around £13) and it's by far the best (and cheapest to run) printer I've ever had. Neither have I ever had a problem with ebuyer

my order just got canceled got canceled and refunded. Is it out of stock?

Ordered, many thanks.

Looks similar to my old Brother HL2250DN which has been faultless and silent when not running. It is probably up for a new drum soon so this looks like a better option. Thanks OP

£26.60 seems to be the lowest you can get with Flubit for anybody who pays for Elite. The free 30 day trial works as well of course.

What software/app do you to run from an iPhone? I have a dell c1760nw and struggle to print from the phone so this would be an idea alternative if it can work. Thanks

Best site on the net with lovely helpful people - and these comments have had me laughing this morning - something I really did 'kneed' as I am about to do battle with Talktalk again!

Likely to cost you an arm and a leg

So its a £90 printer once you factor in a toner or £50 if you play russian roulette with toner. A drum is £120 so if your cheapo toner ruins it your screwed drum lasts 12k i think?

Good price, unless you need colour I'd always go for laser, especially as it never dries out like ink cartridges so actually works when you need it!

Box Contents
Dell Printer E310dw Mono Laser Printer
Software and instructions CD
Ship-With Black Cartridge (700 page yield)
Power Cord
USB Cable
Setup Guide

Synovial fluid is missing probably :P

It may include a cartlilage but does it knee'd one? :stuck_out_tongue:

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sorry guys for not looking at the title...but thanks for the info...ordered one for home/office

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£16.99 toner cartridges on ebay.

This should do the job:

Replacement cartilage

The printer does print double-sided, as stated in the title (duplex = double-sided :wink: ).

compatible cartridges seem to be about 32 pounds for two on ebay

Heat added OP

£30 a cartridge seems good to me. Wonder if its a starter cartridge in it or full one though?