Apple friendly printer

[the civil one]

Not lookin for nowt Spectacular , but something that works well
at a reasonable price........

 

[tastiehastie]

You again...

New or old. And whats a "reasonable price".

 

[Damien]

I have a Brother MFC 620c, connected to an airport express wireless router. This allows wireless printing from a laptop, but you could have it wired. It's about 3 years old and was about €100 then. Works very well, and the ink is cheap!

 

[robroy]

Can recommend my Epson Office BX600FW - full multifunction with printer, photo card reader & screen, scanner with sheet feeder, fax (remember them)

Connect via WiFi, USB or ethernet - full mac drivers for print/scan integration.

Can get them for about £130, and a continuous ink system is about £30 or so on fleabay. Still haven't had to buy cartridges and have put reams and reams of paper through it (wife is a teacher).

Not photo quality like a 6-colour jobbie, but fine for printing text/web pages etc very practical and dirt-cheap to run.

 

[the civil one]

You again...

New or old. And whats a "reasonable price".

either or ! a reasonable price is the one i have to pay ! ! ! ! to get what i want
which isnt really a lot , just something to print

 

[Dellis]

HP Deskjet F4580 just bought it, £50 from Curry's and installed onto my MacBook with no hassles.

Dave

 

[Deleted Member I]

Not lookin for nowt Spectacular , but something that works well
at a reasonable price........

The hardware are all pretty reasonable in price .. it's the REFILLS that varies dramatically!!

I think Kodak ones has the cheapest refill prices. At least what they claim on QVC

 

[skyenet]

HP Deskjet F4580 just bought it, £50 from Curry's and installed onto my MacBook with no hassles.

Dave

This printer is also wireless and I have it installed for wireless printing (O2 Broadband) using Macs

Wired setup was a doddle but setting up wireless was interesting