Wireless printers

[scotcat]

what's the best value and easy to operate wirelesss printer?
I don't do a huge amount of printing but may want to print pics as well as documents

[ladybirder]

I bought the HP Photosmart 5510 All in One and am very pleased with it.

[marje]

Snap Ladybird, I've just bought one of those too. I really am pleased with it. I always had Epson printers before but as I bought an HP TouchSmart310PC I thought I'd get the same make of printer.

[furrypusscat]

We have the HP7200 All in one. Had it quite a while now and pleased with its performance so far.

[ladybirder]

Big Up for HP then:-) I don't use mine very often and worried about it drying up, but it's fine.

[fbg40]

I've always used HP printers but this time I thought I might try something else - an Epson SX445W, brilliant. Glad I made the move !!
FBG40

[Maydup]

I have an HP photosmart 610 all in one. It looks good but stopped working wirelessly once and despite reinstalling it, I now have to get a usb cable out.

And becasue I don't use it very often the inks dry out . Every time I use it I seem to need a new set at about £50 a time.

Whatever you do, check the cost of ink before you buy.

[scotcat]

thanks folks, i've had the drying issue with printers before and its so darned expensive

[Hymie]

Rule 1 when buying any ink jet printer – check the price of compatible cartridges available on ebay (or elsewhere).

I would not even consider buying an ink jet printer model for which I could not buy cartridges at less than £1 each.