Do Staples in the UK do in store document printing?

[evenflow]

Yes, yes I know - google it. I did and can't seem to find an answer.

So does anyone know if Staples stores in the UK do in store document printing?

Thanks

[n3il123]

Didn't staples go bust about 2 years ago? At least their bricks and mortar.

[evenflow]

Oh! Shows how much attention I've paid...

So there are local companies that do t-shirts and business cards etc but I only need about 10 black and white pages done

[Spare tyre]

Not sure where you are op

In Southampton these guys were fantastic years ago when we used them in a previous life

https://www.colourco.com/contact-us-2/send-us-a-fi...

See they do a remote service

[Alorotom]

evenflow said:

Yes, yes I know - google it. I did and can't seem to find an answer.

So does anyone know if Staples stores in the UK do in store document printing?

Thanks

Depending on the volumes your local library will likely do printing for a very low price - I used my local extensively before picking up a laser for home and often call in to local libraries while working for various clients if I need something printing for meetings etc.

[vikingaero]

Staples in the UK are definitely only online.

[anonymous-user]

Your local library will print documents for you

[SteBrown91]

Any local printing place will do it for you.

[Spare tyre]

Op I know it’s not what you asked, but you can pick up a simple laser printer for around 100

Might be worth considering? Side note, only ever get involved with usb printers, not Wi-Fi, nfc etc if you value your sanity

[evenflow]

Thanks everyone - library is a great shout!
As is a cheapy laser for home. It might be time to invest.

[sherman]

Rymans do instore printing.

[Puggit]

evenflow said:

Thanks everyone - library is a great shout!
As is a cheapy laser for home. It might be time to invest.

May I recommend: https://www.printerland.co.uk/product/xerox-phaser... The ink that comes with it with last a long time and replacement knock-off cartridges work a treat. Prints double sided too.

Had a 6500 before that also. Never going back to what ever Currys sell.

Single sided version is £70 less: https://www.printerland.co.uk/product/xerox-phaser...

[Spare tyre]

evenflow said:

Thanks everyone - library is a great shout!
As is a cheapy laser for home. It might be time to invest.

If you do (and you are paying) just go for a black only laser and check out the cost of refills before taking the plunge

I have a dell 1250c (which I got around 2010 for £10 in Tesco!) and a black toner is under a tenner and lasts a decent time

My dad has a little Samsung and it seems good (if you use it via usb)