Printer, anyone have a recommendation ...

[L-Pink]

I'm sick of dealing with the varying quality of local print shops. I need a printer that does a PERFECT job printing color corporate letterhead and of course the black body of the letter.

I'm using fine linen, off white paper from Crane & Co. Anyone have a recommendation? Low volume 5-10 per week max but they have to look perfect.

Thanks, Lee


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[dyna mo]

I'm having luck with this one

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Xpress...dp_ob_title_ce

[Tom_PM]

That one looks pretty nice. Samsung makes good stuff in general.

[MrBottomTooth]

Ive never had an issue with any of the hp colour laserjets. Not sure what the current model # is but I've used several in the 1500 line.

[NatalieK]

Brother always make decent printers

[RummyBoy]

HP is definitely the best - very positive results from their Laserjets anyway.

[Harmon]

Have some kids and introduce them to crayons.

[femdomdestiny]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

I'm having luck with this one

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Xpress...dp_ob_title_ce

I 've bought this one last week. Is it normal that it is loosing wi fi connection if you are not using it for several minutes?

[SDSimon]

Originally Posted by L-Pink

I'm sick of dealing with the varying quality of local print shops. I need a printer that does a PERFECT job printing color corporate letterhead and of course the black body of the letter.

I'm using fine linen, off white paper from Crane & Co. Anyone have a recommendation? Low volume 5-10 per week max but they have to look perfect.

Thanks, Lee


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Hi Lee,
You mentioned "perfect" twice. I'm not sure you can get perfect from a $150 printer.
Maybe check to find a store that has printers set up to test. Office Depot maybe?

>>>WINNERS WIN because they NEVER GIVE UP!<<<

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by femdomdestiny

I 've bought this one last week. Is it normal that it is loosing wi fi connection if you are not using it for several minutes?

I don't know. I connect via USB. It doesn't sound normal though.

[Famemonster]

Go for an HP laserjet if you are heavy duty printing. Brothers are good like @gspotproductions said too. Ink Jets can seldom hande heavy duty printing. Regardless of which you get go for a laserjet, they are worth the extra money IMHO

[L-Pink]

Originally Posted by SDSimon

Hi Lee,
You mentioned "perfect" twice. I'm not sure you can get perfect from a $150 printer.
Maybe check to find a store that has printers set up to test. Office Depot maybe?

>>>WINNERS WIN because they NEVER GIVE UP!<<<

This is for contacting prospective buyers/licensee by letter, if the copier costs 5 times that it's ok. The quality has to be high but the machine won't be used that much. I don't want to pay for durability instead of quality. (if that makes sense)

The "sales help" in retail stores are worthless.

[bronco67]

Just buy one and worry about it when you need to replace it a few months when it mysteriously stops printing.

Printers are made to mechanically self destruct after a set period of time so you'll need to go back to the store and buy another.

[klinton]

Originally Posted by bronco67

Printers are made to mechanically self destruct after a set period of time so you'll need to go back to the store and buy another.

not true , I use my ink Brother since 7 years and it still works

[glowlite]

Xerox Solid Ink produces very high quality desktop printing. You can get a ColorQube for $600-$700

http://www.shop.xerox.com/shop/offic...colorqube-8570

Give them a call, they'll print out samples of your documents and mail them to you.

[bronco67]

Originally Posted by klinton

not true , I use my ink Brother since 7 years and it still works

It's probably not true...it's more my way of saying they fucking suck, because I've had about 5 printers over the course of 10 years.