Epson AcuLaser M1200 review
in Printers
Verdict
A viable home mono option thanks to its solid quality, low price and no-nonsense approach
Review Date: 9 Mar 2010
Reviewed By: Mike Jennings
Price when reviewed: £42 (£49 inc VAT)
Features & Design
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Value for Money
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Performance
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From around the web
Supplied Cartridge Capacity?
What capacity is the supplied cartridge? If "normal" it makes no sense to but a new cartridge but to replace the printer... Is this ecologicaly sound?
By tonytill on 10 Mar 2010 ![]()
Ridiculous!!
PLEASE in printer reviews tell us what consumables are supplied with the printer!! Manufacturers are generally coy about this (Epson are no exception) so this is a critical value add we rely on you for! (Or do the printer manufacturers forbid you from revealing this?)
As tonytill points out, assuming you get a standard toner cartridge with the printer, you'd be a mug to ever buy a replacement since a whole new printer costs less! On the basis of buying a new printer every 1800 pages, the cost per page would be 2.8p versus 3.3 if you replace the consumables!
By JohnAHind on 11 Mar 2010 ![]()
Comes with standard toner cart
Just checked with an Epson online assistant and he stated that it comes with the standard toner cart.
Which means the printer costs -£21 :)
By stevepiece13 on 16 May 2011 ![]()
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