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    • StrongBadS
      StrongBad
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      50% of the time is pretty high. That means that every other cartridge ruins your printer. That seems high given the high rate of use of remanued cartridges and the low rate of failure.

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        Carnival Boy
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        We used to use third-party ink here. I had two leaks. It didn't destroy the printer, but it was a bit of a pain (and expense) to sort out. After the second time, I banned the use of them. I've never had HP ink cause a problem. Any printer downtime costs us money, so it just seems like false economy. Fine for home use, but not work.

        50% failure rate does seem a bit high though 😉

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          technobabble
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          OK...so back on track please....

          Anyone else want to toss a hat into ring?

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          • thanksajdotcomT
            thanksajdotcom @Carnival Boy
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            @Carnival-Boy said:

            We used to use third-party ink here. I had two leaks. It didn't destroy the printer, but it was a bit of a pain (and expense) to sort out. After the second time, I banned the use of them. I've never had HP ink cause a problem. Any printer downtime costs us money, so it just seems like false economy. Fine for home use, but not work.

            50% failure rate does seem a bit high though 😉

            It's not a 50% of cartridges. It's 50% of the time people use remanned cartridges, over the span of a year or two, it will ruin the printer, usually due to a leak. Also, most cartridges has a life on them, either by expiration or by use. So you're re-using a chip that's run it's life in a remanned cartridge. It's just bad juju...

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              thanksajdotcom @technobabble
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              @technobabble said:

              OK...so back on track please....

              Anyone else want to toss a hat into ring?

              As far as I'm concerned, either the Brother MFC-9970CDW or the HP OfficeJet Pro X576DW are your only two good options.

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                technobabble
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                @Minion-Queen and @thanksaj I appreciate your help, however their budget is for something less expensive. Any ideas for the $300 range?

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                  thanksajdotcom @technobabble
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                  @technobabble said:

                  @Minion-Queen and @thanksaj I appreciate your help, however their budget is for something less expensive. Any ideas for the $300 range?

                  The HP Officejets or Epson Workforces would be the only options I can think.

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                  • Minion QueenM
                    Minion Queen
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                    I have heard that both of these are really good.

                    Brother MFC-J6720DW $225 on amazon
                    Brother MFC-J6920DW $260 on amazon

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                      thanksajdotcom @Minion Queen
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                      @Minion-Queen said:

                      I have heard that both of these are really good.

                      Brother MFC-J6720DW $225 on amazon
                      Brother MFC-J6920DW $260 on amazon

                      Those are solid. Same class as the ones I mentioned. However, they are HUGE! They can do 11x17 duplexed. It has an 11x17 flatbed.

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                      • Minion QueenM
                        Minion Queen
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                        Yes they are but they can do normal printing and we have a client or 2 with them and they really like them.

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                          thanksajdotcom @Minion Queen
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                          @Minion-Queen said:

                          Yes they are but they can do normal printing and we have a client or 2 with them and they really like them.

                          They are rock solid. I agree.

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                            technobabble @Minion Queen
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                            @Minion-Queen said:

                            I have heard that both of these are really good.

                            Brother MFC-J6720DW $225 on amazon
                            Brother MFC-J6920DW $260 on amazon

                            Sweet and she loves to buy on Amazon!

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                              technobabble @Minion Queen
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                              @Minion-Queen said:

                              I have heard that both of these are really good.

                              Brother MFC-J6720DW $225 on amazon

                              Set this bad boy up yesterday along HP Pro series desktop. It was nice to see that the product is a Professional Series Inkjet. Much bigger than our previous Brother consumer printers, this one is close to the specs of the 2 we bought.

                              Thanks for the recommendations!

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