Reliable color Costco printer for home use?
Laser Printer
I have had older versions of the HP and the Brother. Both manufactures make good quality products. If you print volume, you will save a ton. It's easy to get 3,000-8,000 copies per toner cartridge. I have best luck with the build of HP not needing any maintenance.
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I have never done it. However, they have been downsizing the photo areas and the one nearest me closed. Also, with COVID, they may not be doing recyclable products right now. Some have stopped, so you might call prior to going.
More on reddit.comHP Envy Pro 6400 - Might be the Worst Printer I've Ever Owned
I hate it so much. I print maybe one document every few months and have to spend at least a half hour troubleshooting it every time. What a waste of money. Major regrets for this purchase.
More on reddit.comWe just returned out Epson ET-2850 due to it churning out unusable prints. I researched and it looks like Brother is the go to recommended brand around here. I would like to try out a laser printer but the only one that does color is the MFC-L8895CDW at $650 which is quite steep for a household that doesn't print much but needs a printer that will just work for years to come. Were sick of constant issues so if going this route gives us a reliable printer we will spring for it.
Next question about the above, is the MFC-L8895CDW DRM protected? The Brother's brand toner is quite expensive compared to aftermarket cartridges that it says it takes (TN-436)