Save space, money and time
Mobile printing - freedom to print and scan from almost anywhere
Wi-Fi - easy wireless printing and scanning
Compact - small and lightweight design
Lasers have come down in price, and offer far better value over inkjets, the ricoh ones offered her, mono and colour are fantastic deals.
All you need is a scanner, to compare with an all in one inkjet.
If you have an inkjet check out alliexpress
for replacement cartridges, you have to be willing to wait for delivery but offer some cheap deals.
Lee1971
14 Jan 17#13
Awful cheap printer
julieallen
14 Jan 17#12
thanks, it was more the lower end ones i was struggling with, i think all i could find was a .5 extra page speed per minute between the 3!
jpoolfitz
14 Jan 17#7
cheap ink off ebay too!
julieallen
14 Jan 17#6
whats the difference between the different models apart from price, anyone know as I'm struggling to see any on the amazon page
cheekster to julieallen
14 Jan 17#9
Twice the amount of nozzles, half the droplet size plus Claria Premium ink on the XP-640 model over the XP-342 and XP-442 model at a quick glance.
I'm sure the compatibles or refills are what break
my printers so I went hp this time, subscription ink £1.99 per month if you print 50 pages, plenty for most home users.
oscarita
14 Jan 17#3
if you dont print that much a laser printer is the only way, inkjets dry up otherwise.,
JonDOnnis
14 Jan 17#2
I wish people would put ink costs as well, as that all that matters.
And Epson are notoriously expensive, and do everything they can to stop you using compatibles
cheekster to JonDOnnis
14 Jan 17#8
Must say I've had the complete opposite experience.
Puchased an Epson Stylus PX730WD back in Dec 2012. Picked up four full sets of compatible cartridges from a third party seller on Amazon.
Paid £17.99 back then. The price has since dropped to £14.45
Granted I'm not a heavy user as I also have a mono laser printer but I'm yet to finish those cartridges.
I've held my breath each time that the printer has downloaded a new firmware/software update in case these compatible cartridges suddenly stop working but touch wood, that has not happened.
Sold the original Epson cartridges for a nice price on evilbay and had money left over after purchasing the compatibles, enough to purchase maybe another eight full sets!
Couldn't be happier with my decision.
YMMV.
lord_trumpington to JonDOnnis
14 Jan 17#10
Epson compatible cartridges off eBay work just fine for my Epson PX710
shauneco to JonDOnnis
14 Jan 17#11
Inks are less than £5 for a full set for compatibles, I haven't had any problems with mine other than a nag box that reminds you they're not genuine epson inks.
illy1965
14 Jan 17#1
I've just received this printer, sick to death of them packing up after a couple of years so I went for the cheapest one. Haven't set it up yet so can't comment on the print quality
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Opening post
Mobile printing - freedom to print and scan from almost anywhere
Wi-Fi - easy wireless printing and scanning
Compact - small and lightweight design
other models also available at a discount:
XP-342 = 39.99
XP-442 = 49.99
XP-630 = 59.99
XP-640= 69.99
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All you need is a scanner, to compare with an all in one inkjet.
If you have an inkjet check out alliexpress
for replacement cartridges, you have to be willing to wait for delivery but offer some cheap deals.
https://www.epson.co.uk/products/comparison/20004,20006,20010
Replacement ink is £17.99 for full set which apparently does around 450 pages according to information.
Link to printer
http://www.google.co.uk/shopping/product/129299929562325238?lsf=seller:2839496,store:13127011524990733271&prds=oid:5346682231188774342&q=epson+expression+home+xp-335&hl=en&ei=rjl6WIfiC8nFgAaR8KywAw&lsft=gclid:CPPq5ZbwwdECFbcK0wod_VEN5g
my printers so I went hp this time, subscription ink £1.99 per month if you print 50 pages, plenty for most home users.
And Epson are notoriously expensive, and do everything they can to stop you using compatibles
Puchased an Epson Stylus PX730WD back in Dec 2012. Picked up four full sets of compatible cartridges from a third party seller on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004IJ79BC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Paid £17.99 back then. The price has since dropped to £14.45
Granted I'm not a heavy user as I also have a mono laser printer but I'm yet to finish those cartridges.
I've held my breath each time that the printer has downloaded a new firmware/software update in case these compatible cartridges suddenly stop working but touch wood, that has not happened.
Sold the original Epson cartridges for a nice price on evilbay and had money left over after purchasing the compatibles, enough to purchase maybe another eight full sets!
Couldn't be happier with my decision.
YMMV.