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I'm Looking For An All In One Printer.
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I have a Canon MP 220 and I can't get scanner to work better, see my earlier post. I want a similar one taking in to account the price of ink not being the dearest. T I A
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The most frequently recommended printers here on AB are definitely those manufactured by Canon. (You've also had good service from your existing Canon printer for many years).
The most economical printers are those which use separate cartridges for each ink colour (rather than having all the coloured inks in a single cartridge).
PC World are currently offering a Canon printer which uses separate inks (and has outstanding reviews) for a nominal price of £99.99 but with £50 off when you use the discount code (either online or in store), so that's just £49.99 for a first-rate printer:
https:/ /www.pc world.c o.uk/gb uk/comp uting-a ccessor ies/pri nters-s canners -and-in k/print ers/can on-pixm a-mg575 0-all-i n-one-w ireless -inkjet -printe r-10143 745-pdt .html
A full set of all 5 (compatible) ink cartridges for it will cost you just £20.79 from my usual supplier:
http:// www.ink redible .co.uk/ canon-p ixma-mg 5750-in k-cartr idges
(They're currently a bit cheaper than that and there are always bulk discounts available anyway)
So that's what I'd buy myself if I was currently seeking a new printer. (It's actually the successor model to the MG5350 which I currently use).
The most economical printers are those which use separate cartridges for each ink colour (rather than having all the coloured inks in a single cartridge).
PC World are currently offering a Canon printer which uses separate inks (and has outstanding reviews) for a nominal price of £99.99 but with £50 off when you use the discount code (either online or in store), so that's just £49.99 for a first-rate printer:
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A full set of all 5 (compatible) ink cartridges for it will cost you just £20.79 from my usual supplier:
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(They're currently a bit cheaper than that and there are always bulk discounts available anyway)
So that's what I'd buy myself if I was currently seeking a new printer. (It's actually the successor model to the MG5350 which I currently use).
A friend came over today and uninstalled the printer and then installed it again. Can you believe it seems to be scanning and printing with noticable difference in the ink output. Yes this printer has served me well for several years so I cant complain, maybe get afew more out of it. Thank you all for your input I will hold fire for the time being and see how things go x
Buenchico I have a Cannon Pixma MG5550 and had a look at your ink link. The bigger black one is similar to cannon's own but the colour ones have 11ml instead of 7ml. As my last puchase of Cannon ink (I can only get it at Curry's/PC World) was £58 I wondered if the larger size colours would be okay for my printer. Can you confirm or negate please?
I have a Canon Pixma and it works well. Inks are cheap too. Been getting compatible ones from the link below and they seem to be as good as the originals with much more ink for a lot less money.
https:/ /www.99 9inks.c o.uk/
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