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I have a HP LaserJet CP1025 currently which has done sterling service at home for several years.

 

It has a nice compact footprint - doesn't take up much desk space - hasn't been atrociously expensive on consumables - and is reasonably quick... especially as I have it double installed with a mono default.

 

The Toner Drum finally needs replacing which looks like setting me back £70, so it's probably time to consider whether replacing the entire printer is more economic.

 

Has anyone got any suggestions for an up-to-date alternative?

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I have a HP LaserJet CP1025 currently which has done sterling service at home for several years.

 

It has a nice compact footprint - doesn't take up much desk space - hasn't been atrociously expensive on consumables - and is reasonably quick... especially as I have it double installed with a mono default.

 

The Toner Drum finally needs replacing which looks like setting me back £70, so it's probably time to consider whether replacing the entire printer is more economic.

 

Has anyone got any suggestions for an up-to-date alternative?

 

Buy a remanufactured drum off ebay? They're around £20 and if it's still working and has toner left, it'll probably be well worth it.

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He uses it pretty hard. A laser is the way to go here

 

Coudnt temp you with this one:

 

Buy HP OfficeJet Pro 8718 Wireless Inkjet Printer with Fax & Instant Ink 500 Page Monthly Print Plan | Free Delivery | Currys

 

Included with the HP OfficeJet Pro 8718 is a 13 month, 500 page plan with HP Instant Ink, providing a total of 6,500 pages of prints or photos. You'll be able to print colour or monochrome pages or photos and save up to 70% on ink.

 

Would it not be worth looking at leasing?

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We have an HP Laserjet colour 200 M251 here. Older model now, but it seems pretty decent. Doesn't do very hard service but has gone through a couple of sets of toner now, though genuine refills are farily pricey.

 

I should add - what I like about this model is that it doesn't seem to use up the colour toner when doing mono prints, as some do (like some Lexmarks, bizarrely).

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