Laser Printer Recommendations

[Aperitif]

This month's PC Pro A-List Printer for medium duty / light office use is a Dell!
Funnily enough, I do not want a Dell printer but does anyone use a single pass colour laser for their work? Any recommendations out there so that I can target research effectively? Lovely image quality, rapid and economical would be good for starters...
Thank you in advancimus.

 

[HJ]

Try Trusted Reviews...

 

[Piemaster]

Dunno what make it is, but the one at work just had new cartridges bought for it. £150 for a set.
Might be an idea to have a look at consumable prices as well as the initial cost.

 

[ACS]

Budget?

HP LaserJet P2055d B+W have 10 on site good value

 

[HJ]

Dunno what make it is, but the one at work just had new cartridges bought for it. £150 for a set.
Might be an idea to have a look at consumable prices as well as the initial cost.

These day it is cheaper to buy a new printer...

 

[Aperitif]

Thanks for the linky HJ - I'll read up.

 

[bonj2]

These day it is cheaper to buy a new printer...

i once had a printer that broke, and I phoned up the manufacturer (lexmark i think it was) and they just straight away asked for my address.
I was a bit confused, but they wanted my address because they simply wanted to send me a new one straight away. They weren't even interested in what was wrong with it or obtaining proof of purchase or warranty period or anything like that.
Printers (possibly to a greater extent, cheap(er) ones) are obviously a loss-leader for printer cartridges.
It's also a known fact that there is an inverse correlation between cost of printer and cost of cartridges, i.e.generally the cheaper the cartridges, the more expensive the printer.