I see a big letdown coming in the commercial office market as companies are realizing their employees are just as productive working from home. kid's homework ? Thats a very different thing than if you are working from home during the pandemic. Just paperwork like copies of tax returns and other documnets. The deciding factor will be your workload. The $300 Canon Pixma G4210 hits your wallet hard on Day One, but it has an ink reservoir instead of cartridges, and may run only $6 per year in ink costs, making the two-year cost of ownership only $312. But CR's estimated total cost of ownership for the printer tops $500 after two years when you add the price of ink.
It may seem like a bargain in the store with a price of about $80. I figure that I'll probably have to get some cheap printer until I can get what I really want but I'm coming up empty even there. I've got some printing work coming up that needs to be done in October and afterward (medical papers, tax returns and health insurance documents) and no way to print them. I've looked everywhere for affordable Epson multi-cartridge inkjet printers and. Newegg, Amazon, Staples, B&H are either sold out or discontinued. So now I have a store credit.Īll my usual buying haunts are cleaned out, which surprises me. I sent it back with a request to replace it with another but got an email telling me that it has been discontinued. I found an affordable Epson all-in-one (even though I don't want or need the copier or scanner portions) from B&H Photo, but the scanner was jammed and I could not continue initial setup.
My 15 year old Epson Stylus C88+ inkjet printer suddenly died on me two weeks ago, so I started looking for another Epson to replace it.
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