Thanks OP . I saw the deal when it was live and as i have a few laser printers dont need another one , but if I did I would have bought, . so well done those who bought one.
mrT786
22 Aug 17#26
All the comments requesting links for toner on eBay? Seriously.... type 'M2026W Toner' into the search bar... Within the 1st page you can see toner for 1 for £10.66 or twin pack £20.99 just
robodan918 to mrT786
22 Aug 17#29
what's this ebay you're talking about? can I have a bing link to ebay? my google isn't working since the storm...
There are many other sellers on eBay, I just picked these because they came towards top of listings when searched.
louiselouise to mrT786
22 Aug 17#36
These toners may be for sale, but do any of them actually work - that was the point of my comment? (Re my earlier quote from an Amazon reviewer, who said they couldn't use their compatible, and had to resort to buying a Samsung toner).
navo5
22 Aug 17#33
Another good wireless printer is the Brother HL-1212W Compact Mono Laser. £48 Argos £47 Tesco £47 Amazon
Cheap compatible toner cartridges on ebay, 2 for £7.99
mrT786 to navo5
22 Aug 17#34
I've read the drum needs replacing on those? if that's true then depending on how much printing someone does it will cost more to print?
Arstar
22 Aug 17#32
Lightning deal has ended
louiselouise
22 Aug 17#14
Got my non-wireless version this morning. Does anyone have linkys to compatible toners - people keep commenting they can be purchased cheaply from ebay but nobody posts links?
The reason I'm asking is because this review (for the non-wireless version) concerned me: amazon.co.uk/gp/…K3K
This review is from: Samsung SL-M2026 A4 Mono Laser Printer (Accessory)
Works well, but does not play well with off
brand toner. My Brother brand laser printer works perfectly with cheap
toner replacements, while the only toner I have gotten to work with this
printer is the one from samsung.
chapchap to louiselouise
22 Aug 17#18
That is 100% the same review I saw and made me buy a Brother. Thank god I did- 57 quid for a wireless Brother via An Amazon deal which just works without issueand has very,very stable wireless and cheap as chips ink cartridges which work perfectly to boot.
myskepticsight to chapchap
22 Aug 17#31
Do you have a link to the model you bought instead?
david_wavid
22 Aug 17#10
You can buy a Raspberry pi and make the non-wireless version wireless for £8. :face_with_monocle:
paul_merton to david_wavid
22 Aug 17#11
As low as £8? Show me how! :smile:
twomoons to david_wavid
22 Aug 17#12
I can't find a PPD for it anywhere.
david_wavid to twomoons
22 Aug 17#15
Look on openprinting, all these models are the same so you can use the ML series for the PPD file.
twomoons to david_wavid
22 Aug 17#27
Excellent, thanks for the advice and i shall give it a try tonight.
Zameen to david_wavid
22 Aug 17#30
Hi David is there a link on how to do this ? Thanks or pointers Would be appreciated
Zameen
22 Aug 17#3
Are the toners same on both ?
mrT786 to Zameen
22 Aug 17#28
Yes, same printers apart from ones got wireless. same toner cartridges.
Zameen
22 Aug 17#4
Have non wireless one at the mo May get this But have some toners sitting at home
GDB2222 to Zameen
22 Aug 17#9
Can't you just plug it into your wireless router?
Agharta to GDB2222
22 Aug 17#20
The £25 version was an Amazon lightning deal yesterday and it was USB only so couldn't be plugged into a router.
GDB2222 to Agharta
22 Aug 17#23
It depends on your router. Many have a USB port. It's a shame that people complaining about my ignorance are so unaware of their own .... :smile:
I think it's a fair comment that £15 extra just for wireless is a lot these days. Ofc, if you missed out on yesterday's deal, then this is quite good.
Agharta to GDB2222
22 Aug 17#25
Most routers don't support USB printers and many routers from my experience are located in places that are far from ideal in terms of locating a printer. So it's more flexible and convenient to buy a printer with WiFi or at least ethernet so you could use Home Plugs. You aren't paying £15 for WiFi as yesterday's deal is history and irrelevant if you know you actually want a WiFi laser printer. You are paying £40 for a WiFi laser printer which is at the low end.
ahenry
22 Aug 17#24
I've got one of these. It was a bit fiddly to get the wireless printing set up. If you try and print more than about 20 sheets at once, the printouts end up on the floor. However, there are cheap compatible toner cartridges and it works by USB, Wifi, Airprint and Chromebooks
t3rryg00dacre
22 Aug 17#22
perfect thank you
I saw the deal for the £25 non wireless one yesterday and glad I waited for this
anyone got a link to replacement toners?
GDB2222
22 Aug 17#2
£15 extra, just for wireless! Voted cold.
chapchap to GDB2222
22 Aug 17#17
So says a twad with zero deals...easy to moan isn't it ?
mkara to GDB2222
22 Aug 17#19
Share a link for the non wireless version for £25 then please!
If it is, then it can be connected to the router with an ethernet and added to local network. Then it'll be wireless.
Agharta to mkara
22 Aug 17#21
See my resposne above.
Mallow2
22 Aug 17#16
Nice first deal :smile:
eva05079
22 Aug 17#13
good deal
creepyg
22 Aug 17#8
Thanks. Finally went for one of these. For the amount and frequency I print this makes a lot of sense. No more clogged inkjet nozzles!!
Georgeharris1982
22 Aug 17#5
Yes
jaypr
22 Aug 17#1
These are great little printers. Airprint works with these too. Hot!
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can I have a bing link to ebay?
my google isn't working since the storm...
1 x toner for this samsung printer (ebay - non oem)
2 x toner link
There are many other sellers on eBay, I just picked these because they came towards top of listings when searched.
These toners may be for sale, but do any of them actually work - that was the point of my comment? (Re my earlier quote from an Amazon reviewer, who said they couldn't use their compatible, and had to resort to buying a Samsung toner).
£48 Argos
£47 Tesco
£47 Amazon
Cheap compatible toner cartridges on ebay, 2 for £7.99
The reason I'm asking is because this review (for the non-wireless version) concerned me: amazon.co.uk/gp/…K3K
Does not work with off brand toner., 21 Aug. 2017
The £25 version was an Amazon lightning deal yesterday and it was USB only so couldn't be plugged into a router.
I think it's a fair comment that £15 extra just for wireless is a lot these days. Ofc, if you missed out on yesterday's deal, then this is quite good.
You aren't paying £15 for WiFi as yesterday's deal is history and irrelevant if you know you actually want a WiFi laser printer.
You are paying £40 for a WiFi laser printer which is at the low end.
I saw the deal for the £25 non wireless one yesterday and glad I waited for this
anyone got a link to replacement toners?
If it is, then it can be connected to the router with an ethernet and added to local network. Then it'll be wireless.