All in One Printers

[Narnia]

We need to replace our Dell one and wondered what you would recommend for home use? Ideally with cheap(er) cartridges and wifi. Kodak have a campaign on currently highlighting how cheap their cartridges are but I don't know what the printer is like. Have read some reviews on a website and they went from one extreme to the other.

Any suggestions please?

[red devil]

Well Declan I can definitely recommend wifi, I work from home and it's great using my laptop in the study, lounge etc and not have to worry about connecting up cables. Mine's a HP and I have had no problems, it's also a scanner and fax. The cartridges are expensive, but I can charge these to clients so not a problem for me. I think HP have recently bought out some longer life cartridges to compete with Kodak...

[jaybee82]

I'd second HP, nice and simple. Epson's are a beast to set up in my experience.

[SeanMacGabhann]

If your printer doesn't have wifi, it will probably still be possible to locate it next to your wifi box and connect them via usb cables - then I can still print from any location my laptop is in

[sophiesofa]

I also have an HP one and it works well, is wifi and is nice and compact. Cartridges aren't cheap but if you don't do loads of printing it's not a big problem.

[Laddy Muck]

HP ink costs a bomb tho