Brother laser printer if you can get away with B/W only. Mine from college is still kicking fuss-free after all these years
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Literally just trashed two shithole HP inkjet printers and switched to Brother laser. HP can rot in hell!
They make color laser, too
Ah, didn't know. All the more reason to switch then
Brother laser printers are about the only remaining option that isn't full of spyware and designed simply as a cash cow for ink sales. Toner doesn't dry up or go bad if you don't use it a lot as long as it's not exposed to extreme temperatures, moisture, etc. And Brother printers don't have DRM on their toner cartridges or a requirement to be online to verify you're using approved ink/toner yet before youre allowed to print or a licensing model rather than ownership like some.
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Epson EcoTank, or similar. No cartridges; you refill it with ink bottles.
They seem pretty good. But remember Epson = Tamagochi. If you don't use it regularly it will die.
Hmmm? You mean in the way of all inkjet printers, that the heads get clogged?
Yes. But since Epson uses piezo instead of heat, they're more susceptible I think.
Can be great value printers though.
Any printers that don’t include tracking dots? I read that pretty much all laser printers do it, but what about those using normal ink?