AIO Printer £15 -Amazon

mikeysmith

www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B014FEATWU/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1505808912&sr=8-5&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=printer&dpPl=1&dpID=31i1q3NfwKL
Might suit someone

groom

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B014FEATWU/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1505808912&sr=8-5&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=printer&dpPl=1&dpID=31i1q3NfwKL


Thanks. Ordered

fdevine

Very similar to the one linked below that I picked up recently from the Argos BA thread

http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/4974967/Trail/searchtext%3EHP+PRINTER.htm

Don't see a difference other than viaually. Great little printer, fast & quiet. Nicer looking than the usual black/grey

Xterminator

picked up the argos version today. its cheaper than replacing ink in my current AIO. even with 1/2 ink tanks, plus its 1/2 the size. & ink is cheaper.

fryup

while we're at it..which is the cheapest make for ink ??

Asus X540L

fryup wrote: »

while we're at it..which is the cheapest make for ink ??

Yeah how much are replacement ink carts?

edit: Gone up to 30 anyway

Kayshee123

Think that's the cheapest I've ever seen a printer..

Xterminator

nah, i bought 3 lexmark inkjets @9.99 each a couple of years ago. at that price they are disposable.

noble00

Hi can anyone tell me what ink I can use with the hp printer is there other brand that are compatible with it , the printer in Argos is a great price thanks

Xterminator

you always seem to pay more for bricks n mortar ink.

the ink for argos printer hp 2132 printer is HP 302 cartridge. approx 12-14 euro online for HP ink.

123ink.ie have both compatible and originals. due to previous expereince i'll probably stick with original for this printer.

noble00

Great thanks for that

FrKurtFahrt

I'm a Luddite and I admit it. Stupid question now: Is that printer (or the other one shown) cordless? I mean, does it have to be hooked up to a pc, or can I print remotely from a laptop? (Go gentle with me)

MOH

Xterminator wrote: »

you always seem to pay more for bricks n mortar ink.

the ink for argos printer hp 2132 printer is HP 302 cartridge. approx 12-14 euro online for HP ink.

123.ie have both compatible and originals. due to previous expereince i'll probably stick with original for this printer.

Assuming you mean 123ink.ie . I've used their own replacements for years (since they were Ink Maestro), never had a problem, but even their originals are cheaper than B+M.

davo2001

noble00 wrote: »

Hi can anyone tell me what ink I can use with the hp printer is there other brand that are compatible with it , the printer in Argos is a great price thanks

It has to be connected to the PC, it doesn't have wireless or network capability.

fryup

the colour cartridge nearly costs as much than the printer itself

they sure do sucker you in, sell the printer for peanuts..screw'em with the ink

yes.

Thanks for the share, great price for it considering you'd spend over €20+ for printer ink heh'.

Marhay70

Xterminator wrote: »

you always seem to pay more for bricks n mortar ink.

the ink for argos printer hp 2132 printer is HP 302 cartridge. approx 12-14 euro online for HP ink.

123ink.ie have both compatible and originals. due to previous expereince i'll probably stick with original for this printer.

I usually find 7day shop pretty good for compatible printer ink, fill levels are also multiples of OE cartridges. With a €15 printer it's a no brainer

Asus X540L

"theinkers" on Ebay used be great for fake carts

https://www.ebay.ie/sch/theinkers/m.html

deadl0ck

I've used both https://www.printcartridgedirect.com/ an https://www.inkjet.ie/ before and had no problems

fryup

davo2001 wrote: »

It has to be connected to the PC, it doesn't have wireless or network capability.

can it be made wireless with an adaptor ?

davo2001

fryup wrote: »

can it be made wireless with an adaptor ?

No

deadl0ck

fryup wrote: »

can it be made wireless with an adaptor ?

Probably with something like this

davo2001

deadl0ck wrote: »

Probably with something like this

Yes, spend twice as much on this as the printer itself. You can of course make any USB device available via the network, how practical it is, is a different question entirely.

deadl0ck

davo2001 wrote: »

Yes, spend twice as much on this as the printer itself. You can of course make any USB device available via the network, how practical it is, is a different question entirely.

True - I was just answering the question he asked though

fryup

fryup wrote: »

can it be made wireless with an adaptor ?

davo2001 wrote: »

No

mine is going back to argos then, for an extra fiver i can get this one in lidl