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Is there any form of printer that isn't a complete con-job or scam?

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I see these constant horror stories of having to pay to print, silly ink prices, having to log onto a web server etc.

Is there no company that just makes a printer that works, does what it’s supposed to, and doesn’t play bizarre games?

I think a printer might be useful in my life right now… but, I’m actually just scared.

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Haywire@lemm.ee
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Brother or your public library.

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macrocephalic@lemmy.world
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Yep, brother are good. I specifically bought mine based on being able to refill the toner cartridge. It turns out I don’t use it much so haven’t filled the cartridge, but when that day comes you just watch me!

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XTornado@lemmy.ml
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Not saying that happens usually but after I have seen a toner explosion, I am not getting near it even if the probability it’s as rare as winning the lottery.

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meseek #2982@lemmy.ca
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Yup. Can confirm. Brother are and have always been a great company that didn’t price fix or pull a bunch of shady crap.

I’ve had 3 over the past 20 years. Never an issue and ink refills worked the same as new cartridges.

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