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I have my eyes on these two printers:

 

Epson WF-3640

 

HP Officejet Pro 8610

 

This printer will be used in a home, around 15 pages a day color and black/white.

 

The Epson seems a bit more durable/beefy,  holds up to 500 sheets of paper, etc. 

 

The HP Officejet Pro apparently has very good ink cartridges, boasts a 2000 plus page print per cartridge.

The sale reps at Staples recommended this HP printer several times. 

 

 

Ink cartridges are expensive so I want a printer that supports good cartridges. 

Have you guys heard anything about these two printers??

Any other printer recommendations are welcome.

 

Thanks

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Cheap printers are engineered to fail after X amount of prints. Some even have page counters to error once you hit a certain page counter. Getting a commercial grade laser printer is cheaper in the long run. I only replaced the ink cartilage once in over 10 years with heavy amounts of printing.

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Cheap printers are engineered to fail after X amount of prints. Some even have page counters to error once you hit a certain page counter. Getting a commercial grade laser printer is cheaper in the long run. I only replaced the ink cartilage once in over 10 years with heavy amounts of printing.

What printer do you have?

Desktop: i5 4670k, Z97-K, 16GB, MSI GTX 770, Evga 850G2, TT T31

Freenas Server: i3 4170, X10-SLL-F-O, Crucial 16GB UDIMM, 4x4TB WD Red, Evga 550GS, Fractal 804

Peripheral: K60, HyperX Cloud

Mobile: Nexus 6P 

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