Which printer is best for using generic ink?
in Computer Peripherals ·
Is there actually a single printer on this entire planet that rustysurfer79 won't absolutely tear apart? Seriously, I swear he thinks everything is junk—whether it's third-party ink, refilling cartridges, or even just buying genuine originals again.
No matter what anyone asks, his answer is always some variation of "the only thing that works is whatever we rigged up ourselves at our office." Apparently, the HP Envy is the one and only printer out of all the HP and Canon models that isn't total garbage.
I’m honestly surprised he hasn't taken over Bill Gates' job by now! 🙂))))
Anyway, I would really love to get some actual advice from someone who owns an all-in-one printer around the $167 mark and uses either cheap compatible ink or original cartridges.
No matter what anyone asks, his answer is always some variation of "the only thing that works is whatever we rigged up ourselves at our office." Apparently, the HP Envy is the one and only printer out of all the HP and Canon models that isn't total garbage.
I’m honestly surprised he hasn't taken over Bill Gates' job by now! 🙂))))
Anyway, I would really love to get some actual advice from someone who owns an all-in-one printer around the $167 mark and uses either cheap compatible ink or original cartridges.