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    • DashrenderD
      Dashrender @Seth Cooper
      last edited by

      @Seth-Cooper said:

      Oxymoron quite possibly, but recently had a run in with an HP Photosmart 6520 that won't even see the broadcast SSID or accept the manually supplied SSID and WPA key.

      Everyone has a different printer was hoping to find something bulky enough to cut out the majority of the "personal" printers and give the salesman the functionality they need. I think @Minion-Queen delivered.

      I have an iPad that is now requiring a username and a password on my standard WPA network. ug.

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      • T
        technobabble
        last edited by

        The Epson Workforce series have proven to be quite reliable. We replaced our Brother with a WF2540 model (ink jet). Only con is we haven't found the right aftermarket ink for color.

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        • scottalanmillerS
          scottalanmiller
          last edited by

          I like HP but PhotoSmart are jokes for a business network. Cheap and unreliable. And crazy expensive to operate.

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          • PSX_DefectorP
            PSX_Defector @Nic
            last edited by

            @Nic said:

            Reliable all-in-one printer. Military intelligence. Jumbo shrimp.

            Lies we tell others.

            Check's in the mail.

            Just the tip baby.

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            • PSX_DefectorP
              PSX_Defector @Nic
              last edited by

              @Nic said:

              Reliable all-in-one printer. Military intelligence. Jumbo shrimp.

              Oh, and...

              WrhYhI9KAU.jpg

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              • alexntgA
                alexntg
                last edited by

                Take a look at the OfficeJet Pro X line. It's a pretty beefy color all-in-one with decent cost per page, scan to SMB/USB/email, fax, fax-to-email, and more. I have an X576dw, and it's been a delight to use.

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                • DashrenderD
                  Dashrender
                  last edited by

                  We use Lanier MP301. they are rock solid.. but they aren't cheap either.

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                  • Minion QueenM
                    Minion Queen Banned
                    last edited by

                    I have to say the plus on the Brother MFC-9970 is that it is a laser printer that is not an ink hog. I have done a total of 15,000 color pages and 150,000 black and have only put in new toner once.

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                    • alexntgA
                      alexntg @Minion Queen
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                      @Minion-Queen said:

                      I have to say the plus on the Brother MFC-9970 is that it is a laser printer that is not an ink hog. I have done a total of 15,000 color pages and 150,000 black and have only put in new toner once.

                      300 reams of paper on a single cartridge? How big is the cartridge, and what's your coverage percentage?

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                      • Minion QueenM
                        Minion Queen Banned
                        last edited by

                        Here is the toner it takes:
                        http://www.staples.com/Brother-TN-315BK-Black-Toner-Cartridge-High-Yield/product_889862?externalize=certona

                        They say 6000 pages but I have gotten a ton more. I do use Economy mode but that is not what I was expecting.

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                        • alexntgA
                          alexntg @Minion Queen
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                          @Minion-Queen said:

                          Here is the toner it takes:
                          http://www.staples.com/Brother-TN-315BK-Black-Toner-Cartridge-High-Yield/product_889862?externalize=certona

                          They say 6000 pages but I have gotten a ton more. I do use Economy mode but that is not what I was expecting.

                          With all due respect, I'm going to call the BS flag. There's no way you could have pulled 2500% more pages out of a single cartridge.

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                          • scottalanmillerS
                            scottalanmiller
                            last edited by

                            All depends on what you print. As that recent study showed, even just changing a font can save like 1%. If you only print a little text or print images, it will easily change by many times more than 2,500%.

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                            • Minion QueenM
                              Minion Queen Banned
                              last edited by

                              I re-read my post no typos there. I am very careful about what I print and how I print. I waste nothing.

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                              • T
                                technobabble
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                                I am always amazed what I can learn from this forum!

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