I was looking for a laser printer for my brother and found this for £39.99, I know there has been a few deals on laser printers recently but I've missed them. Everywhere else seems to be more expensive for this model, I thought it was a really good price so I'm sharing it here :smiley:
Another reason it's a great price is you can get third party toners which are quite cheap £15-£20 for a 1000 page yield.
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Vanbast
5 Mar 176#5
Excellent printer. Ours sits in a cold back bedroom for months on end then boots and prints within seconds. Do the same with ink jets and they spend 5 minutes chuntering and use up half your ink trying to clear the heads.
Also quality is very good even with very cheap third party toner cartridges.
coco_cool to Bendown
5 Mar 175#6
Samsung does a similar model with wifi. I have one, the M2022W. It is a fabulous printer; the starter toner is still going, nearly 18months now (average printing for school kids). Third party toners around £11. Do a search, there may be an updated version. It is well worth it.
you can't really get a wireless model in this price range,you need to pay £60 upwards and for added auto duplex printing you are probably looking at £80 upwards.
that being said a laser is worth every single penny and the way to go.
never buy those awful inkjets.
some laser brands like Brother has very cheap replacement toners whereas some brands like Samsung are more difficult to find compatible toners and you have to buy the original toners.
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Bendown
5 Mar 17#1
I am looking for a small printer like this but it needs to be wireless and have duplex, any suggestions?
Samsung does a similar model with wifi. I have one, the M2022W. It is a fabulous printer; the starter toner is still going, nearly 18months now (average printing for school kids). Third party toners around £11. Do a search, there may be an updated version. It is well worth it.
pcs7038 to Bendown
6 Mar 17#16
Forget about duplex?
Printerland have the Lexmark ms312DN for £60. To cover the extra cost, you would need to duplex around 4000 sheets (at £2.50/500 sheet pack). At that print volume, you probably should be thinking about a heavier duty printer.
Isn't wireless but plugs into your router and can be access via laptops etc as its a network printer .. I have no idea as to the toner costs
Tequila to Bendown
6 Mar 173#22
you can't really get a wireless model in this price range,you need to pay £60 upwards and for added auto duplex printing you are probably looking at £80 upwards.
that being said a laser is worth every single penny and the way to go.
never buy those awful inkjets.
some laser brands like Brother has very cheap replacement toners whereas some brands like Samsung are more difficult to find compatible toners and you have to buy the original toners.
Arstar to Bendown
7 Mar 17#23
Office Outlet (old Staples store) have a Brother HL-L2340DW for £62.99 in store, and there is a promotion of 15% off over £50 spend, or something like that.
It's about twice the size of this model though as it includes integrated paper tray. No idea if a good printer, and total cost of ownership when factor in replacement toner.
Bendown
5 Mar 172#3
Thanks, yes laser only. Inkjets are just so poor with nozzles blocking etc. Thanks for the link though
pluves1
5 Mar 173#4
Seems like a typical price for this model although the good thing is that it's free delivery. Available at John Lewis with 2 year warranty for an extra £3.50. I really need a wireless one though.
Vanbast
5 Mar 176#5
Excellent printer. Ours sits in a cold back bedroom for months on end then boots and prints within seconds. Do the same with ink jets and they spend 5 minutes chuntering and use up half your ink trying to clear the heads.
Also quality is very good even with very cheap third party toner cartridges.
http://www.johnlewis.com/samsung-xpress-m2026w-monochrome-laser-printer-with-nfc/p2123166
John Lewis have it at £79.99 currently, if it goes on offer I may well snap one up. The other option is a wireless print server (or roll your own with something like a Raspberry Pi / Google Cloud print and Air print).
The just released new Zero has built in wifi and bluetooth...
Or put a wired only printer onto the usb socket of your router if it has one.
Have had this for almost a year now. Just run out of the original ink. Works well and no issues so far. Very light user. Major advantage is that you do not hit upon the ink drying issues that is normally associated with low use on an ink jet.
ahdvd
6 Mar 17#14
Anyone know anywhere good for the cartridges for this? Think i have the same/similar model, and it's a great printer but last cartridge i bought was about £25.
go for a brother. Think about the runnin costs. You can get cheap toners for them. Well not oem ones anyway, just by googlingg the model no
greenair
6 Mar 17#17
Are there any good deals on mono Laser printer with scanner feature please?
kashiboi
6 Mar 171#20
I have this printer and it's brilliant
weeklycoconut
6 Mar 17#21
Have got MX820 version in office and so far so good *touch wood*
Bendown
7 Mar 17#24
Thanks, will look at this one
Tequila
8 Mar 171#25
that is a great choice for the budget and has wifi, air print,duplex and cheap toners and compatible with both Windows and Mac.
co-op have them for £78 online too.
that's an inkjet printer not laser.so very different.
I wouldn't use an inkjet again even if they pay me.
buy it only if you want to print photos.
otherwise for printing texts laser printer is a no brainer.
lovernotfighter
9 Mar 17#28
ok buddy thanks
JayPed
9 Mar 17#29
is this a nationwide deal or was store specific?
when did you see this price? it seems like a bargain at £62.99 and if they do 15% off then it's fantastic.
Arstar
9 Mar 17#30
I saw it on Tuesday in Shrewsbury Office Outlet (former Staples store). There is also a deal posted on here mentioning another store. Depends if your local Staples has been rebranded to Office Outlet I guess and they stocked laser printers before hand, so might of had this model.
thanks buddy,I'm in London so will try a few of those stores,although not very optimistic,but if I can get it for £63 it will be a real bargain.I think this is the one of the best,if not the best mono laser printers out there,as it has everything,duplex,wifi and the very important internal paper tray.
I really hate it when paper tray sticks out with models from samsung and others,it's a little fraud like when they don't mention that in their size description.lol
Arstar
11 Mar 17#32
Seems Office Outlet have this in store for £34.99 as there is a 50% off printers promotion going on.
Tequila to Arstar
15 Mar 17#33
samsung or brother?
Arstar
15 Mar 17#34
The Samsung Xpress M2026 is £34.99. Think 50% off promotion is valid until Thursday according to a radio advert I heard.
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Another reason it's a great price is you can get third party toners which are quite cheap £15-£20 for a 1000 page yield.
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Also quality is very good even with very cheap third party toner cartridges.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-SL-M2026W-Wireless-Laser-Printer/dp/B00YU62KR6
that being said a laser is worth every single penny and the way to go.
never buy those awful inkjets.
some laser brands like Brother has very cheap replacement toners whereas some brands like Samsung are more difficult to find compatible toners and you have to buy the original toners.
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Printerland have the Lexmark ms312DN for £60. To cover the extra cost, you would need to duplex around 4000 sheets (at £2.50/500 sheet pack). At that print volume, you probably should be thinking about a heavier duty printer.
Isn't wireless but plugs into your router and can be access via laptops etc as its a network printer .. I have no idea as to the toner costs
that being said a laser is worth every single penny and the way to go.
never buy those awful inkjets.
some laser brands like Brother has very cheap replacement toners whereas some brands like Samsung are more difficult to find compatible toners and you have to buy the original toners.
It's about twice the size of this model though as it includes integrated paper tray. No idea if a good printer, and total cost of ownership when factor in replacement toner.
Also quality is very good even with very cheap third party toner cartridges.
http://www.argos.co.uk/product/4474199
John Lewis have it at £79.99 currently, if it goes on offer I may well snap one up. The other option is a wireless print server (or roll your own with something like a Raspberry Pi / Google Cloud print and Air print).
The just released new Zero has built in wifi and bluetooth...
Or put a wired only printer onto the usb socket of your router if it has one.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-SL-M2026W-Wireless-Laser-Printer/dp/B00YU62KR6
co-op have them for £78 online too.
http://www.argos.co.uk/product/4476513?rec=webRespPDP:4474199:alt:CWVTPUBOOT:4476513
wifi for under £50
I wouldn't use an inkjet again even if they pay me.
buy it only if you want to print photos.
otherwise for printing texts laser printer is a no brainer.
when did you see this price? it seems like a bargain at £62.99 and if they do 15% off then it's fantastic.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/brother-hl-l2340dw-laser-printer-62-99-staples-tunbridge-wells-2620475
I really hate it when paper tray sticks out with models from samsung and others,it's a little fraud like when they don't mention that in their size description.lol