I now work from home permanently. I was extended the offer a little over a month ago, and took them up on it. Went in for one last time, and cleaned out my office.
Now that working from home for "two weeks" might actually end up being several years for me.... I'm looking at replacing my current HP ink jet printer/scanner/copier with a smaller 'all-in-one' laser unit.
I had to print out a few documents, and my ink jet ran out of ink. Thankfully, I keep a spare black cartridge on hand. But with today's issues, I discovered that OEM ink jet cartridges for my less than 5 year old ink jet are difficult to source.... and even more expensive than before. Looked online... out of stock. Went to Wal-Mart, they were out of stock of nearly everything. I bought this unit before Christmas one year, and paid around $60 for it, so I'm out very little.
So.... I'm looking to upgrade to a smaller laser unit, that can also scan and copy, without spending a lot of money. It is easier to make this investment into something better, when it is already going to cost me $50 for an inkjet cartridge. I'd rather take that $50, and put it towards something better, moving forward. I'm partial to HP from previous units, but not brand loyal.
Any suggestions from your experiences?
Now that working from home for "two weeks" might actually end up being several years for me.... I'm looking at replacing my current HP ink jet printer/scanner/copier with a smaller 'all-in-one' laser unit.
I had to print out a few documents, and my ink jet ran out of ink. Thankfully, I keep a spare black cartridge on hand. But with today's issues, I discovered that OEM ink jet cartridges for my less than 5 year old ink jet are difficult to source.... and even more expensive than before. Looked online... out of stock. Went to Wal-Mart, they were out of stock of nearly everything. I bought this unit before Christmas one year, and paid around $60 for it, so I'm out very little.
So.... I'm looking to upgrade to a smaller laser unit, that can also scan and copy, without spending a lot of money. It is easier to make this investment into something better, when it is already going to cost me $50 for an inkjet cartridge. I'd rather take that $50, and put it towards something better, moving forward. I'm partial to HP from previous units, but not brand loyal.
Any suggestions from your experiences?