What laser printer should I buy?

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Alvein

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Hello,

Let's start saying that I don't know -anything- about laser printers.

If my budget is about 200-250, maybe 300 if it's worth it, what model should I get?

This is only for home use. I use to get some technical documents or web pages, and I don't like to read them directly on the screen. Also, I would like to print one or two e-books at month. I don't think my monthly volume of paper can reach a limit of more than 700-800 pages.

I'm very worried about the cost of toner cartridges. It would be nice to change toners not more than two times a year. Is it possible??


Thanks in advance. ;)
 
Well hmm for that rate of printing although not such a good printer when compared to the All-time Hp1100, I would suggest that you consider an HP 1010 / 1012 / 1015

Physically looking those 3printers are the same, as always with Hp Series printers, in my neighbors office there’s a 1015 model and with the print rate they submit lol I wouldn't be surprised even if they burnt a $1000 model but surprisingly it’s keeping up ;)
I’m sure that will satisfy your needs

but if you are looking for a further investment try to look for the Hp1100 model if you are fortunate enough to find one, if not try the Hp 1150/1300/1300n < these are some rough heavy duty dudes I suggest the 1300 in that case.

Regards
 
Thanx Leviathan. I'm looking for a non-used printer (because of the warranty, etc.), and I've found a HP1012 in a local store, but I'm still worried about the toners. How many toners use your neighbors by year? :p

Another opinions out there? ;)
 
I have been using the Samsung ML-1740 for about 4 months and it is great. Simple setup, very fast print times, great print quality. My toner cartridge will last for roughly 2000 to 2500 pages..depending on how much text, etc. is on the pages that are being printed. Also, if you click the link, you will see that newegg has a 50 dollar rebate on this printer right now. In my opinion, it is an opportunity not to be missed. Hope this helps!
 
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