Laser Printers

[Red Baron]

Has anyone got any tips for a good quality laser printer? My old Canon Pixma iP8500 needs updating and I want to move on to a laser printer, but as technology isn't my strong point, I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction.

[Thundershot]

I no expert, but from the refill's point of view..

Personally I'd only go for a Laser printer if you're printing vast quantities on a day to day basis, we print out loads of delivery notes & other documents every week & haven't changed the black toner cart' in over a year (@ work).

Laser toner cartridges are massively expensive to replace, especially the colours, but last a hell of a lot longer in comparison to ink jet cart's... it's a strange world, when, a full set of replacement inkjet carts can cost almost as much as (or even more than) the printer they're going to go into.

[Chopper]

Laser is the best and most economical way to go. Yes, carts can cost up to $100, but you get months out of them, years if you are a low volume user. Just be aware that new lasers will not have high volume toners to start off with. Last one I sourced for me sister in laws business was a Epson. Reasonable toner replacement cost and a good price to boot.

[The Kraken Wakes]

I have a Samsung C300 I think it is, great quality and brilliant for printing decals. Pretty cheap to buy and run.