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Anonymous
The toner for it is $75, lol
5 years ago |
Anonymous
the price is 149 now.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Use generic toner vs OEMs. YOu will save a bunch. //@Anonymous: The toner for it is $75, lol
5 years ago |
Anonymous
I just ordered two generic toners for $20. They work great. Bought this printer three years ago at a cheaper price. No problem at all.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Is this one refurbished or brand new?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Very old printer, but does it job. No duplex. Okay for the price. Many stores have accumulated a lot of inventories in order to hype the price. They have to sell hard next year.
3 years ago |
dealdo
Bought it almost 8 years ago about $20 from staples. Believe it or not it's still working with the ancient original toner cartridge!
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Works with Linux? Particularly Arch Linux, which I use BTW.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
toner is only 1600 pages, so you print less than 10 pages per year? //@dealdo: Bought it almost 8 years ago about $20 from staples. Believe it or not it's still working with the ancient original toner cartridge!
3 years ago |
Anonymous
You can buy toner at ebay //@anonymous: The toner for it is $75, lol
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Use a calculator if multiplication is challenging for you. 1600 pages over 8 years yields 200 pages per year, not 10. //@Anonymous: toner is only 1600 pages, so you print less than 10 pages per year?
10 months ago |
Anonymous
For mine, it always said paper jam even I checked multiple times and cannot find a single piece of paper. Stay away from it.
10 months ago |
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Anonymous
is $129
2 months ago |
Anonymous
$129
2 months ago |
Anonymous
It's occasionally free from your utility company.
2 months ago |
Anonymous
If you check your electric company's website, there's likely a $50-75 discount to get a WiFi thermostat.
You would sign up to have your AC turned down automatically during the hottest afternoons. If you are home, you can simply just turn it back up. However, it keeps empty homes slightly warmer to prevent the burning of diesel, natural gas, etc.
Nearly a free thermostat and your household carbon footprint goes down!
2 months ago |