Canon Pixma Inkjet Printer
Who uses inkjet printers anymore? well you could always use it as a scanner only!! $18 for a scanner is a pretty good deal
Canon Pixma MG2560 All in One Inkjet Printer $16 @ Harvey Norman
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Pagentsab on 09/05/2015 - 11:53 harveynorman.com.au (575 clicks)
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It would've been $11 if the welcome $5 voucher still existed.
That's cheap.
Just noticed also Brother HL-1110 Monochrome Laser Printer $39.15
http://www.dicksmith.com.au/laser-printers/brother-hl-1110-m…
Officeworks price beat $37.20 - http://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/brother-hl-…HP Officejet 2620 All in One Printer $40.56 - http://www.dicksmith.com.au/multifunction-printers/hp-office…
Thanks found a nice laser at DS based on your post
bought brother hl1110 for $19 @ DSE last year, THAT was cheap ;)
Nice, how has it been?
The Canon Pixma MG2560 does not come with a USB cable.
The others in my comment above probably don't either.Supported Operating System: Mac OS X, Windows Vista, Windows XP
I have one, paid $22 for it from Big W. They are back to normal price now though. Works fine for printing and scanning with Windows 8.1.
Ok
Good deal, $38 in store though sp prepare for some staff grumbles.
Tempted to buy one, if it'll do 30 sheets it's cheaper than carts for my existing
"Who uses inkjet printers anymore?"
ME!
I have read a lot of negative information about nano particles emitted buy laser printers. I'm sticking with inkjet at home, anyways.
Good price OP.
I'd ask everyone to PLEASE not send printers to landfills simply because of the ink. Most start with 1/2 full tanks to begin with. If you print using "draft" or "economy" mode, etc…the ink goes a very long way.
Please don't use excuses to pollute. You aren't saving that much, & you're all causing an exponential impact on our planet.
You should direct your appeals to the manufacturers and retailers who's business models make a new printer less than half the price of a new cartridge. They are pulling the price levers, the market simply responds.
Me, I refill my own but many would not bother at this price point.I most certainly do write to the makers, don't worry about that.
But the end users cannot claim innocence as in "two wrongs make a right"….don't even go there. If the units are left on shelves, then the makers will change. If the end user buys & dumps, the maker makes more. Not shifting blame- there's plenty for everyone who participates.
This starts and stops with price point.
You will find some consumers who agree with you views and actually boycott buying cheap printers, but so few that boycotting cheap printers will never make a tangible difference. You might as well have a chat with the sea about stopping the tide.
It starts and stops with price point. The manufacturers and retailers could end this practice tomorrow by setting realistically higher prices for the printers. People wont throw them away then.
Here's a general rule of thumb that works: people are selfish and short sighted. If printers are $18 and cartridges are $35, they will buy the printers. Simple as that. Its all price-point.The shifting of blame really doesn't work. Saying the makers should charge more for the printer does not absolve a person of after-the-fact dumping of a non-degradeable printer into a landfill.
As a responsible end-user (short of complete boycott/non-use of) printers: you buy, you replace printer ink, you recycle the cartridge. Whether you try generic is up to the user. And yes- if the majority wrote letters & boycotted this practice, things might change.
But to suggest it's the maker's fault that a user decides to buy, then dump a fully-functioning printer into a landfill because inks are dear is ridiculous.
Imho
Please— please!
Do not excuse yourself & dump printers into landfills! You buy it, you support it— OR you contact the maker for THEIR pick-up of bad units.
Don't dump your printer!
Print>choose printer>quality (ALWAYS CHOOSE DRAFT)> print.
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I managed to buy a Canon Pixma MX476 ex display @ Box hill south Officeworks, melbourne last night.
http://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/canon-pixma…. Print quality is pretty good for me. Wifi, Print, scan, copy, fax. Not bad for a wifi printer for $20 with starter ink that might last for 100 pages :)
No stock in melbourne. Shows limited stock in Pitt St Officeworks, sydney. May be 1 or 2 left.
Kogan is selling it for $46 + delivery here https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/canon-pixma-mx476-inkjet-mfp-pr…
It retails between $45.27 to $119 here http://www.shopbot.com.au/pp-canon-pixma-mx476-price-477045.…
I posted a deal and it was unpublished due to limited stock. Anyone from sydney looking for a good printer. Be quick.
$18! What have you got to lose?
(except the environment, as I'll buy a new printer rather than replace ink cartridges).