zlacker

I bought a brother multifunction scanner inkjet. I left it to print a 20 page document while unattended, and there was a paper jam. I forgot to check when I came back, and it sat with a jam for a few days.

This dried out the non-replaceable inkjet heads, bricking the entire thing. I think I might have gotten 10 decent non-test-page pages out of it before I recycled it.

My current printer is a samsung wifi-enabled laser that cost about $100. It's great, but HP bought the division, and the first-party toner, drums, etc, are now garbage. Fortunately, the cheap supplies work as well as the OEM supplies used to. If you see one used on craigslist, etc, it might be worth picking up.

There have been some intermittent bugs with the MacOS / iOS / Linux CUPS drivers (I think they're all the same open source stuff), but it's been trouble-free otherwise.

I agree though. For new consumer printers, I think Brother laser jets seem to be the only remaining choice worth considering.

>>hedora+(OP)
I had a Samsung laser printer that printed maybe 300 pages before the fusor died on it. The fusor replacement part was more expensive than an entire new printer.

I have had the worst luck with samsung devices, everything but their ram and ssds have failed on me in an incredibly short time (appliances failing in less than 3 years) or had issues making them nearly unusable for me, such as their TV backlights are set to like 6500k or something, far too blue and hurts to look at for me.