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January 10th, 2010 at 2:57 pm
“In my first year of university I lived in halls of residents and the walls were an awful shade of green so in order to brighten the place up I covered them in pictures, all of which came from my Continuink 363 printer, friends use to ask me where I’d had my pictures printer because they didn’t believe they had all come from a home printer.
My flatmate brought a basic printer for around £30 at the start of the term and by the second week of term her printer had already ran out of ink and she was using mine because the cost of cartridges was more than the cost of the printer!
My printer has successfully printer 2 years worth of colour photos, lecture notes and essays all without needing an ink refill. (To be exact that is 1549 prints!)
The fast draft setting on the Continuink 363 printer is fantastic not only does it print extremely quickly but using this setting means that unlike normal house-hold printers that smudge when you use a highlighter on the text, this printer uses just the right amount of ink, causing minimal smudging.
Not only is it convenient to have your own printer in your room but it is also cheaper, a single A4 black and white print in the uni library costs 10p. I can print mine from the comfort of my own room for around 3p in full colour and I don’t have to queue up.
I think that every student should own a continuink printer; it was defiantly the best thing I bought with my student loan.”
Samantha Fern
(2nd Year Sociology and Social Policy student at University of Southampton)
January 12th, 2010 at 9:28 am
Good day Jon
I bet you were surprised to see me back in your shop so quickly after buying your Continuink all-in-one printer!
Firstly let me start by saying how disappointed I am that the pack of photo paper ran out in just a few hours on the first night. I connected my printer last night and attempted to try it out by playing around with the functions and printing off a few documents and photo’s and boy was I blown away with the photo quality, speed and sharpness of this little baby. So impressed with it that I ended up finishing all 100 photo sheets I got from you a few hours earlier. Hence I was back in again today to get 4 more packs of 100. I’m sure I will be back soon, either to fill her up with ink or for more photo paper, either way I wish you guys all the success for the year ahead and keep up the good work.
It’s not often that I’m impressed with gadgets, maybe that’s because I have all the latest ones, but this is certainly a beast to be reckoned with.
Best regards
Kamal Knight
January 26th, 2010 at 7:55 pm
We must have saved a £1000 a year by switching to a Brother printer with the continuink system installed.
The cartridges for our old Epson printer were costing about £20.00 a shot and we were using at least 1 a week…
January 28th, 2010 at 10:11 am
Q-Signs use two print systems using the continuink adaptions and inks, an A3 HP system and A4 brother printer/scanner, both have proven to be reliable systems and both produce printing were very happy with, should anyone like samples of the printing, were happy to post our Q-Signs fascia-vehicle livery-display pamfelts to them showing the quality of the print output and recommend continuink products , services and claim on the fact theirs inks are far more cost effective than all other suppliers around. Q-Signs have used various brands and types of print systems over many years and feel we have at last found suppliers who services help us achieve reliable quality print in this area of the market.
Regards
Paul
January 29th, 2010 at 2:23 pm
We got a “free” printer when we bought our PC a few years ago. The cartridges (especially) the colour ones were costing a fortune. If you did not use the printer for a while you had to remember to print a few sheets every now and again, otherwise they would dry up and you’d have to buy another cartridge. Switching to a Brother printer with the Continuink system installed is definitely worth it!
January 29th, 2010 at 2:30 pm
In August 2009 we purchased our 2nd all in one printer from Fillink . This time it was brother Continuink 990. It is the end of January and we still have not needed to refill the ink cartridges in it. It is truly a very economical device. Before we had to change the ink cartridges almost every month. We still print the same amount of pages and we do not have to worry about the ink now. This all in one machine is almost perfect. We wish it had bigger paper load (50 pages lasts only for couple of days…).I will recommend your services to all my friends. Good luck
regards
Gregory
January 29th, 2010 at 4:06 pm
Hi John,
When I purchased my Continuink 585 with the extra large ink cartridge ink supply I did also buy a spare set of ink refills.
Well I have to say I am delighted with the economical useage of the ink. I still do not need any more.
All the Best
Len
January 29th, 2010 at 8:05 pm
I bought my Continuink 585 about 5 weeks ago. I am delighted with it, since its use of ink is very economical – what I’ve printed on it would have used at least 3 ink cartridges on my old printer. It also does a good job when printing photos
January 30th, 2010 at 1:06 am
I have to say I am impressed by the amount of printing I have done with this eco friendly system.
Hopefully I wont see you too soon to pick up re-fills….
February 2nd, 2010 at 11:54 am
We bought a Continuink 585 in desperation, as we were spending loads of money and time keeping a huge Oki 4 toner colour laser printer in working order. Naturally, we thought this little thing would act as a backup colour only device and for document printing only when our Brother mono laser failed. No so. We are so stunned by the mono AND colour results, ease of use and sheer reliability, that it has become our number one machine on the system. The OKI has been binned and the Brother laser just sits there gathering dust.
We do have a problem with the small paper tray, but only when printing long scripts – (thought to self, we need to buy a second paper tray…).
I can’t be done with the fiddle and the hassle of expensive cartridges that need changing every 10 minutes, so the continuink system is bliss and clean and goes on and on and on..even in our quite busy office.
If we needed another one, we’d buy the same again…but we don’t need two as one does the job superbly!
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