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I have a wireless Brother printer that I paid $120 for 8 years ago and still on the 'starter' toner. Worked fine through XP, Windows 7, 8, 10, and Mac. I have
by pcurve 10y ago
I have a wireless Brother printer that I paid $120 for 8 years ago and still on the 'starter' toner. Worked fine through XP, Windows 7, 8, 10, and Mac. I have a replacement toner that I bought 4 years ago because the printer said toner was running low, but I must've printed out at least 1000 sheets since then and still it prints fine.
Bottom line... no more than $150.
- paulmd 10y agoYup Brother is the way to go. I have one of their MFP units and it's been rock solid. My parents have been using a printer unit for about a decade now. I wish I had a color laser but it's at least $300 more for an equivalent unit and I just don't care that much anymore. Most of what we'd print are photos and it's cheaper to just go to the supermarket and have them run on a Kodak machine. A couple cents per print = oh well. An inkjet system would probably end up costing us more anyway once you factor in wastage like ink lost to head cleaning. Inkjets are really only economical for people who are using them for color photo prints on a daily basis, and those people are moving to bulk-ink/inktank systems and getting bigtime savings. For everyone else, B+W laser is by far the best solution for "occasional printing" and has really nice bleed/smear resistance, and the Brothers are best-in-class.