My new printer printed the user manual on its own as soon as I got it up and running : r/mildlyinteresting
Dirt Dauber Nest in a Brother Laser Printer : r/techsupportgore
My printer cartridges that have been in my HP printer for over a year have been remotely disabled after cancelling subscription to HP Instant Ink. : r/mildlyinfuriating
HP breaks its own printers (again) with firmware update : r/technews
My printer won't let me print black text because it doesn't have any magenta. : r/mildlyinfuriating
Ditched HP inkjunk and got ourselves a Brother Laser Jet! Very excited, thanks for the advice r/printers! HL-L2395DW : r/printers
Canon vs HP Printer Showdown: Which One Prints Better Quality
HP have updated their printers to outright ban 'non-HP' ink! They no longer shows the “can't guarantee quality” message, but instead cancels your print completely until you inset a HP ink cartridge.
This is my review of HP. : r/printers
After years of use without issues our laser printer updated itself overnight and blocked access to all the remaining ink/toner : r/assholedesign
Epson vs Canon vs HP printers: Who makes the best all-in-one? | Tom's Guide
Instead of spending $20 a month on printer cartridges, I spent $60 on a continuous feed system that I can fill for almost nothing : r/Frugal
Nabbed a Brother MFC-7360n (made in 2012) for $40 from the guy who bought it new. Reliable and quick. What other printers would you consider solid workhorses? : r/BuyItForLife
2nd hand Brother (L3230CDW) laser: a good choice for light reliable home printing? : r/printers
HP said fuck your printer : r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR
Does anybody know why my Brother Printer is printing a line and distorting text in the upper right corner of my documents? The Ink is getting low, but the rest of the
Streaks/fading on Brother laser printer (MFC-L2710DW) : r/printers
Best Home Printers 2023 - Forbes Vetted
![Not sure if this counts, but I'm about to retire this printer that I bought in March of 1995. [F] : r/BuyItForLife](https://i.imgur.com/tMyasr0.jpg "Not sure if this counts, but I'm about to retire this printer that I bought in March of 1995. [F] : r/BuyItForLife")
Not sure if this counts, but I'm about to retire this printer that I bought in March of 1995. [F] : r/BuyItForLife
Printer stopped working completely until a supply plan with the manufacturer is purchased : r/assholedesign
I can't use the printer I paid for or the back stock of ink I have because your company doesn't have access to my bank account. : r/assholedesign
