Are there any printers that aren't a scam?

Are there any printers that aren't a scam?

This inkjet in my office is an ink hog and I'm pretty sure it lies about the ink

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I Hear good things about the epson ecotank line.

laser printers

The only inkjet ones that aren't scam are Epson Ecotank printers. Prepare to pay out the ass to buy the printer initially since the price of printer isn't subsidized by overpriced ink like with other printers.

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$230 doesn't seem that bad for amazon.com/dp/B074V54TWR/
Granted yes it's 3 times the price of a "good" normie printer, but if you can get it all back with the ink savings and quicken the ROI if you only print black then it's probably worth it.

And maybe save more going used?

Entry-level Ecotank printers can't do basic shit like duplex printing that $80 "regular" printers can do. If you need those features, you will need to get higher-end ones, and those are quite expensive.

Who the hell buys inkjet printers these days?

I have an Epson Ecotank, it's great as long as you don't need a fast printer, last week I printed a full color 315 page report with color images on every page and it took around 3 hours, and the ink levels barely moved.
Considering I got it used with only ~300 pages printed for 70$ because the company wanted a multifunctional one (mine doesn't have an scanner) I'm pretty fucking satisfied.

According to a review this one does letter size duplex but not legal. Page size discrimination.

>if you only print black then it's probably worth it.
No it isn't.
If you only print black, then get a laser.
It's better in every conceivable way