Quick ad-hoc survey - What is the most common printer

[zag]

HP 2055DN's

 

Moving towards the brothers mentioned earlier though.

[rpain]

Hi - maybe we're unusual but we have 3 main canon photocopiers (ir5045 and ir2380), 3 hp cp3505 for art,dt and ict and about 25 canon inkjets (most teachers have their own in their classrooms).

 

When we worked out colour printing costs it worked out checper to use the inkjets with compatible cartridges (and allowing for 2-3 to fail each year) than use colour laser printers. We're a junior/middle school (age 3-13) and lots of the teachers print out bright colourful displays.

 

Richard

[AngryTechnician]

The vast majority of our printing is now done on 10x Canon iR C1028 MFPs on a lease as of last Christmas. They are very good.

 

They replaced a mix of HP LaserJet 3600 (no end of driver problems), some Kyocera FS-C5100DN (deathly slow photo printing, same problem as @Little-Miss), and a Xerox 6125 which was costing us a fortune in toner and ate imaging units like they were hobnobs.

[X-13]

We have:

 

A few HP CP1525nw on WiFi

Another HP on WiFi [the model escapes me]

A few old HP 1320 printers knocking about as local installs.

A few Epson [c-c-c-c-combo breaker] DX7400s as local installs.

An Epson BF[something] as a local printer.

 

When the local ones break, they're gone.

[Asomodai]

Almost all printers here are HP. Using some ancient and some new. 2015n's 4050n's. Currently trying to phase some out with HP M401dns.

 

Personally I dont like HP's, we go with them for historical reasons. I prefer Brother's myself.

 

Most hated printer is Samsung ML2850. They have no right being in an education or business setting. Very cheaply made, constant problems.