+10 to this. Old monochrome laserprinters are the way to go. Amd a very good case for anti e-waste laws and right to repair. Never throw out a serviceable las

+10 to this. Old monochrome laserprinters are the way to go. Amd a very good case for anti e-waste laws and right to repair. Never throw out a serviceable laser printer. All my printing is via a 15 year old desktop mini laser printer rescued from a dump. It's been worth locating a printer engineering company to service it. Most of the time it sits idle in a clean, dry cupboard. When I print it's usually a whole document for marking, so it's worth the bother of getting it out, plugging it in and running one print job. Ink-jets, and that whole market is a failed technology in my book, not for technical reasons, but because the vendors have turned every product into toxic crap.