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AIO printer suggestions needed for 9k

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Knockout Original post #1
Jan 11, 2016 at 11:52 PM
Hi,
I am gonna buy a aio printer,my monthly usage will be 100-150 pages black and white,i was using a Samsung scx-4300,
Budget:9k I am confused between inkjet and Laser,please help me out
bssunilreddy
Jan 12, 2016 at 9:33 AM
Epson L220 InkTank Printer -9500.
satinder
Jan 13, 2016 at 6:36 PM
I will prefer HP models in Laser based technology. As it is dry and does not clog if not used for a while.
It is cleanest technology.
Its life is good also.

Inkjets are cheaper to buy and maintain if you understand maintenance of these.

Choose accordingly.
icebags
icebags #4
Jan 14, 2016 at 3:13 AM
^if gonna print 100-150 pages per month, then a inkjet will probably do a better job in terms of price and print quality. modern ink advantage printers from hp or epson can bring down the printing costs, but i would rather go for hp, as the print head is built on the cartridges themselves, with this may get to avoid expensive repair costs, in case head goes bad.
laser printers are rather big expenses when something goes wrong, but u get the flexibility not to print for some months and ink wont get dried.
[MENTION=77264]Vyom[/MENTION] did some research with aio printers in the past, but i lost track of where his article is.
K
Jan 14, 2016 at 3:20 AM
HP 3835 looks nice
₹5500

₹1000 new catridge

Carrying out the same hunt here.

Or next best choice is to wait for L220 with 45% cashback on paytm
Vyom
Vyom #6
Jan 14, 2016 at 9:32 AM
^if gonna print 100-150 pages per month, then a inkjet will probably do a better job in terms of price and print quality. modern ink advantage printers from hp or epson can bring down the printing costs, but i would rather go for hp, as the print head is built on the cartridges themselves, with this may get to avoid expensive repair costs, in case head goes bad.
laser printers are rather big expenses when something goes wrong, but u get the flexibility not to print for some months and ink wont get dried.
[MENTION=77264]Vyom[/MENTION] did some research with aio printers in the past, but i lost track of where his article is.

I didn't do research on AIO printers. I did on HP and Canon printer. Here it is:
*www.digit.in/forum/peripherals/184...print-copy-scan-around-4k-5k.html#post2123298