Hiking Boots/Shoes Recommendations?

Hiking boot recommendations?

Any recommendations for women's hiking shoes?

[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

Cold and wet weather hiking boots recommendations?

I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

Good pair of hiking shoes?

[Request] waterproof hiking shoes

[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

Request - Hiking Sandals

Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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BIFL: Mastercraft ratchet set with lifetime warranty. Got it at 14, im 31. Went thru more abuse than you think!

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Midsize vehicle for three kids

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Deep long rpgs?

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Fantasy games with an detailed and immersive world?

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Open world game with huge map, lots of things to do, and great graphics

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Turn-based strategy games

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Bullet Hell-Type Games: Atomicrops vs. I, Dracula: Genesis vs. Others?

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Designed for small and medium-size businesses, the image class MF264DW balances speedy performance and minimal maintenance, and the large LCD panel delivers an intuitive user experience.

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If you don’t need to print in color but want to scan and copy, consider the Canon imageCLASS MF264DW.This black-and-white laser all-in-one is kind of bulky, so it might be better suited to a home office than the family room, but its footprint isn’t much bigger than many less-capable models. This is one of the least expensive all-in-one laser printers, and it has low estimated toner costs of only $13 a year, based on our research of typical use.The Canon prints black-and-white text at blazing speeds (20 pages per minute) and just as important, the quality is superb. It’s less than great with graphics, but that’s what you’d expect from a laser printer. And our survey data suggests that the Canon should be reliable over the long term.This Canon laser also delivers a lot of the convenient features you might find in a full-blown office printer: a document feeder, a second paper tray, and auto-duplexing that allows you to print on both sides of a sheet, which helps you save money and the environment, all at once. Interested in auto-duplexing for scanning and copying? Check out the Canon imageCLASS MF451dw, which performs similarly and has a nifty document feeder that allows you to make two-sided copies automatically. Or if you want a built-in fax, consider an upgrade to the Canon imageCLASS MF269dw, which costs more but has a lower $5 toner cost per year.

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I like it once it was set up. Set up could have been easier; instructions somewhat opaque. I use AirPrint which is nice so no need for outdated driver support which is why I replaced my other (perfectly good except Canon did not provide driver support anymore) printer. I don't use Fax so no need to spend more for that antiquated technology

 I use AirPrint which is nice so no need for outdated driver support which is why I replaced my other (perfectly good except Canon did not provide driver support anymore) printer. I don't use Fax so no need to spend more for that antiquated technology.

Good Printer for Price

It took me a few months of having this printer to realize that for it to really be useful you have to do two things.  First, it MUST be connected via Ethernet and not WiFi if you want to use it as a network printer. It is advertised as a wireless printer, but as far as I can tell this feature is absolutely useless because any wireless print won't wake the printer up from the sleep mode it enters after some comically short idle timer. Sure, you can go wake the printer up manually by pushing a button (although this was a crapshoot in my experience from half my devices) but this defeats the point of having a network printer that you can put in a centralized location

 It is advertised as a wireless printer, but as far as I can tell this feature is absolutely useless because any wireless print won't wake the printer up from the sleep mode it enters after some comically short idle timer. Sure, you can go wake the printer up manually by pushing a button (although this was a crapshoot in my experience from half my devices) but this defeats the point of having a network printer that you can put in a centralized location. When connected to your network via Ethernet, though, the wake command can be properly sent and it prints reliably.  Second, there's a little paper catch that you MUST flip up if you don't want the printer to just spit your pages over the floor

Good print quality but messy paper management and the sleep feature for WiFi printing is INFURIATING

 That's despite the WiFi shortcomings. I hope that Canon figures out WiFi in the future, but I suspect I won't need another laser printer to replace this one for at least a decade.

 WiFi is the printer's downfall. I initially set the printer to use its built-in WiFi connection. This is not that hard to do if you are versed in doing such things, and everything worked well for a few days. Then every few days, I'd wake up, go in to feed my cat, and find that the printer had taken itself offline

 You find out this has happened when the mellow green pilot light on the printer gets inflamed and turns bright orange/yellow. A bit of online research indicated that many other people have encountered this particular design flaw. The solution to this problem is to run an Ethernet cable from your router or gateway to the printer and use the printer's hardwired Ethernet port. I bought a cheap, 50-foot Ethernet cable (about $10), connected the printer to my router with it, and it's been happy ever since

 (The printer doesn't communicate at Gigabit speeds, so a cheaper, thinner Ethernet cable will work just fine.) I bought my used printer for $80 from Amazon, so I feel my money was well spent to get a double-sided printer with a sheet-fed scanner. That's despite the WiFi shortcomings. I hope that Canon figures out WiFi in the future, but I suspect I won't need another laser printer to replace this one for at least a decade

Great print, bad Wifi

 I finally got the APPLY to work, but even with leaving the printer on for 24hrs, the installation didn't stick wirelessly. Not being able to print out the manual was frustrating. The needed odd bits needed to install were scattered throughout the documentation. Not graceful

 Unfortunately, it appears you need to set up the software using a laptop or desktop. )  (This is not touch screen. It's Alphabet Hunt & Peck. If I get this setup done, I'll write a modified review

 The needed odd bits needed to install were scattered throughout the documentation. Not graceful. The downloadable software did not support my model. So I watched videos, I read the manual using the index, not particularly useful

Need a Computer or Laptop to Install Successfully, (seems like a good product)

After buying the cannon with ink cartridges for school and paying $50 for cartridges to only get maybe 60 prints before they were all empty, I switched to the ink jet. BEST decision ever. Set it easy worked right out of the box. Fast prints

If you print a lot this is what you want

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With space on your work surface often at a premium, this wireless monochrome laser printer's compact footprint makes it a great way to add a printing solution to your desk. The ultra-fast print speeds of the Brother HL-L2370DW printer help ensure that even large documents can be printed in just a few minutes. Built-in Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n) capability lets you send print requests from virtually anywhere. Features a variety of mobile device printing options, including AirPrint, Brother iPrint&Scan and Wi-Fi Direct. Print speeds of up to 36 ppm allow you to quickly finish printing large documents. Prints the 1st page in as little as 8.5 seconds. Based on one-sided printing. Change from default setting required. Print resolution of up to 2400 x 600 dpi creates crisp, sharp images. Manual feed slot can accommodate a wide range of paper types and sizes, such as stock and envelopes, to help you create professional-looking letterheads. Automatic 2-sided printing saves paper and money. 250-sheet tray can accommodate large print jobs without the need for refilling. 15,000-sheet monthly volume. 1-line LCD screen offers easy operation. 64MB internal memory helps you speed through print requests. Compatible with most Windows-based PCs as well as Mac OS X 10.10.5+ and Linux operating systems. Backed by the manufacturer's 1-year limited warranty. Connect and print your way. Works with Alexa Print for voice activated printing or choose from versatile connection options with built-in wireless or connect locally to a single computer via its USB interface. Energy efficient - designed to use less energy than alternative products, potentially helping you save money and reduce your carbon footprint.

RTINGS

If you're looking for something even cheaper and don't mind compromising, the Brother HL-L2370dw might be a good fit. Like our budget pick, the Brother MFC-L2710dw, this printer is also a monochrome laser option but doesn't have a scanner. You still get plenty of connectivity options, and it's even more compact. The build quality is great, and the design allows easy access to the toner cartridge and paper jams.

The regular toner cartridge yields a little over 1200 pages, so you won't have to replace it often unless you print a lot. There are higher-yield cartridges available, and the printer also accepts third-party toners, which can help you save money. The cost-per-print is outstanding because the toner is relatively inexpensive, but like the MFC-L2710dw, the drum unit is a separate piece that'll need maintenance. It prints up to 35 pages per minute, and it can perform automatic double-sided printing.

As for compatibility, you can use this printer with any Windows, macOS, or Chrome OS devices. It has a display screen, but it's tiny, and the menu is hard to navigate. Thankfully, you don't have to go into the menus too often since it's a fairly simple printer. Overall, this is a great laser printer to consider if you have a very small budget and don't need a scanner.

If you prefer a laser printer, consider the Brother HL-L2370DW. This printer-only unit produces only black and white pages, but it has one of the fastest black text document print speeds we've measured at 36 pages per minute (PPM). That said, it's a great choice if you need high-volume monochrome prints done quickly or need to get your essay printed on the spot.

Its toner cartridge has an outstanding page yield at a superbly cheap cost-per-print. The printer is also compatible with high-yield and third-party cartridges, which give you more flexibility when choosing ink that suits your budget range. Connectivity options include an Ethernet port and direct-to-computer USB input, as well as support for Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service.

Unfortunately, it lacks a scanner, which might be a dealbreaker if you need to scan forms or digitize notes. It uses only a single-line dot matrix display, making it difficult to tell the printer's status at a glance. Also, like most monochrome laser printers, it isn't a good choice for making photo prints. That said, it's an excellent choice if you need a cheap option for black and white printing, and it's also among the best laser printers we've tested.

This modestly priced black-and-white laser printer checks a lot of boxes. Our testers report that it delivers reams of crisp, beautiful text in a hurry. 
Our estimates suggest that it will cost only around $15 a year to keep supplied with toner. Furthermore, based on our predicted reliability and owner satisfaction ratings, the Brother HL-L2370DW is likely to operate for years, hassle-free. 
No, this midpriced model doesn’t have fax or scanning capabilities, and as with most black-and-white laser printers, the graphics performance isn’t great. But when it comes to what most people use their printers for—printing text—the HL-L2370DW, which can be found for under $200, is a superb performer, spitting out sharp, high-quality pages as fast as you can hit Control + P.  In these days of supply-chain shortages, note that the Brother HL-L2350DW is a few dollars cheaper and merely leaves off the Ethernet port, which you may not need, unless you wish to link directly to the printer from a laptop or WiFi modem.

This modestly priced black-and-white laser printer checks a lot of boxes. Our testers report that it delivers reams of crisp, beautiful text in a hurry. Our estimates suggest that it will cost only about $15 a year to keep it supplied with toner. And based on our predicted reliability and owner satisfaction ratings, the Brother HL-L2370DW is likely to operate for years hassle-free. No, this midpriced model doesn’t have fax or scanning capabilities, and as with most black-and-white laser printers, the graphics performance isn’t great. But when it comes to what most people use their printers for—printing text like return shipping labels or concert tickets—the HL-L2370DW is a superb performer, spitting out sharp, high-quality pages as fast as you can hit Control + P.In these days of supply chain shortages, note that the Brother HL-L2350DW is a few dollars cheaper and merely leaves off the Ethernet port, which you might not need unless you want to link directly to the printer from a computer or WiFi modem.

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 However,&nbsp;it excels at what it&#39;s designed to do, which is print plain documents in black and white, quickly and affordably.&nbsp;It uses a single black toner cartridge with a remarkably high page yield.&nbsp;The cartridges aren&#39;t too expensive either, so the cost-per-print is outstandingly low. However, since the drum unit is separate from the cartridges,&nbsp;you will need to eventually&nbsp;purchase a replacement drum unit

The Brother HL-L2370DW is a simple monochrome&nbsp;printer. Its functionalities are limited since it doesn't print in color or have a scanner. However,&nbsp;it excels at what it&#39;s designed to do, which is print plain documents in black and white, quickly and affordably.&nbsp;It uses a single black toner cartridge with a remarkably high page yield

Brother HL-L2370DW

Its toner cartridge has an outstanding page yield at a superbly cheap cost-per-print. The printer is also compatible with high-yield and third-party cartridges, which give you more flexibility when choosing ink that suits your budget range. Connectivity options include an Ethernet port and direct-to-computer USB input, as well as support for Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service.

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The regular toner cartridge yields a little over 1200 pages, so you won't have to replace it often unless you print a lot. There are higher-yield cartridges available, and the printer also accepts third-party toners, which can help you save money. The cost-per-print is outstanding because the toner is relatively inexpensive, but like the MFC-L2710dw, the drum unit is a separate piece that'll need maintenance. It prints up to 35 pages per minute, and it can perform automatic double-sided printing

 The cost-per-print is outstanding because the toner is relatively inexpensive, but like the MFC-L2710dw, the drum unit is a separate piece that'll need maintenance. It prints up to 35 pages per minute, and it can perform automatic double-sided printing.

If you're looking for something even cheaper and don't mind compromising, the Brother HL-L2370dw might be a good fit. Like our budget pick, the Brother MFC-L2710dw, this printer is also a monochrome laser option but doesn't have a scanner. You still get plenty of connectivity options, and it's even more compact. The build quality is great, and the design allows easy access to the toner cartridge and paper jams

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 Graphics, and especially text, are much more important for typical micro or home offices. The HL-L2370DW does a standout job in printing text, and is good at graphics printing as well, while the competing Dell E310dw's text was below par in our testing, as were the Canon LBP151dw's graphics. By virtue of its good text and graphics quality, good speed, solid feature set, and competitive running costs, the Brother HL-L2370DW becomes our new Editors' Choice budget mono laser.

Connectivity choices include connecting to a computer via a USB cable, or to a local network via Ethernet or Wi-Fi. It can also connect via a direct peer-to-peer connection to a compatible device using Wi-Fi Direct, which is also supported the Dell Printer - E310dw ($513.95 at Amazon)(Opens in a new window) but not the Canon ImageClass LBP151dw. The HL-L2370DW supports Google Cloud Print, works with the Brother iPrint&Scan app, and is AirPrint compatible to facilitate printing from iOS devices

 It has a wide range of connection choices, good paper handling, and a competitive cost of ownership. Its mix of features and performance at a modest price earns it our Editors' Choice.

Overall output quality is a strong point for the HL-L2370DW, based on our testing. It offers excellent text, above-par graphics, and slightly below-par photo quality. Text should be fine for any business use, except perhaps for those requiring tiny fonts.

Brother HL-L2370DW Review

I have the Brother HL-L2370DW ($129).  It’s essentially the same as the 2350, but includes an Ethernet port.  I’m very happy with it.




What would you like to accomplish?
I need a basic home printer.  Reviews on everything I look at are super mixed and giving me cold feet. 
.

Are there any models you are currently looking at?

HP Envy 6055 and 6455
Canon TS6420

Minimum Requirements:

Budget: up to 200 if it's worth it

Country:  USA

Color or black and white: Both would be nice

Laser or ink printer:  Ink seems like the logical choice but I can be swayed

New or used: New

Multi-function:  Not a deal breaker but most seem to be 

Duplex Printing:  Nice but not needed

Home or business:  Home

Printing content:   Mainly random crap to fill out standard size

Printing frequency:  not a ton.  maybe twice a month    Sometimes more. 

Pages per minute : doesn't matter to me. 

Page size:   Mainly 8.5X11

Device printing from:  Phone or laptop

Connection type:  WiFi typically. 

Any other details:

I would like something reliable.  I bought a nice Epson years ago and it was awful.  We don't print all the time and I'm sure it will go periods without use.  I don't want to pay through the nose for ink but it seems like it is what it is there.    I have been looking up reviews and it seems like everything is so mixed.

<div class="md"><p>What would you like to accomplish?
I need a basic home printer.  Reviews on everything I look at are super mixed and giving me cold feet. 
.</p>

<p>Are there any models you are currently looking at?</p>

<p>HP Envy 6055 and 6455
Canon TS6420</p>

<p>Minimum Requirements:</p>

<p>Budget: up to 200 if it&#39;s worth it</p>

<p>Country:  USA</p>

<p>Color or black and white: Both would be nice</p>

<p>Laser or ink printer:  Ink seems like the logical choice but I can be swayed</p>

<p>New or used: New</p>

<p>Multi-function:  Not a deal breaker but most seem to be </p>

<p>Duplex Printing:  Nice but not needed</p>

<p>Home or business:  Home</p>

<p>Printing content:   Mainly random crap to fill out standard size</p>

<p>Printing frequency:  not a ton.  maybe twice a month    Sometimes more. </p>

<p>Pages per minute : doesn&#39;t matter to me. </p>

<p>Page size:   Mainly 8.5X11</p>

<p>Device printing from:  Phone or laptop</p>

<p>Connection type:  WiFi typically. </p>

<p>Any other details:</p>

<p>I would like something reliable.  I bought a nice Epson years ago and it was awful.  We don&#39;t print all the time and I&#39;m sure it will go periods without use.  I don&#39;t want to pay through the nose for ink but it seems like it is what it is there.    I have been looking up reviews and it seems like everything is so mixed.</p>
</div>

I need a home printer and Amazon reviews are killing me

 Brother provides absolutely miserable user setup support in case the WIFI install failed. After several hours of hunting Brother tech support online (no phone support available this weekend day), I finally found a YouTube article that breezed me through the connection setup.  I am an IT engineer and recognizing how fastidious WIFI can become, I am still appalled at the hoops needed to get this thing on line. Three hours and thank goodness for YouTube

  I am an IT engineer and recognizing how fastidious WIFI can become, I am still appalled at the hoops needed to get this thing on line. Three hours and thank goodness for YouTube. https://smile.amazon

From Amazon reviews this printer has a great rating (and the reason I purchased this printer). What is absolutely horrible are the wireless WIFI setting installation an my MAC. Brother provides absolutely miserable user setup support in case the WIFI install failed. After several hours of hunting Brother tech support online (no phone support available this weekend day), I finally found a YouTube article that breezed me through the connection setup

Horrible, Horrible wireless installation instructions and support for MAC

Brother monochrome laser printers are nice.  A few months ago I purchased their HL-L2370DW model ($129).  It’s been perfect so far - no hassles and printouts are beautiful.

  But you can still find what you’re looking for (here) at the normal retail price with a little determination.

If you’re only printing once or twice a month I recommend avoiding ink printers.  The ink can dry up in the nozzles when the printer isn’t used often enough.  Also - at your price point it’s best to focus on monochrome (black & white) printers.

#What would you like to accomplish?

Average everyday use. Nothing fancy. Doing a few documents once of twice a month. Copying stuff etc. First and foremost just something that isnt as bullshit as printers usually are.

#Are there any models you are currently looking at?

Not really. Save me.

#More Details:
Questions|Answers
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Budget: | ~200€
Country: | Germany
Color or black and white: | Color is optional, "nice to have".
Laser or ink printer: | No real preference. Afaik Laser printers take up more space? If possibe the thing shouldnt be too big.
New or used: | New, preferably
Multi-function: | Copy and printing, scan is optional.
Duplex Printing: | Not needed.
Home or business: | Home
Printing content: | Documents mostly.
Printing frequency: | Under 50 a month 
Pages per minute : | No preference
Page size: | A4 mostly.
Device printing from: | If possible both from IPhone or USB-Drive
Connection type: | Wifi and USB

#Any other details:

None. 

Thanks a lot for any help!

<div class="md"><h1>What would you like to accomplish?</h1>

<p>Average everyday use. Nothing fancy. Doing a few documents once of twice a month. Copying stuff etc. First and foremost just something that isnt as bullshit as printers usually are.</p>

<h1>Are there any models you are currently looking at?</h1>

<p>Not really. Save me.</p>

<h1>More Details:</h1>

<table><thead>
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<th align="left">Questions</th>
<th align="left">Answers</th>
</tr>
</thead><tbody>
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<td align="left">Budget:</td>
<td align="left">~200€</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Country:</td>
<td align="left">Germany</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Color or black and white:</td>
<td align="left">Color is optional, &quot;nice to have&quot;.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Laser or ink printer:</td>
<td align="left">No real preference. Afaik Laser printers take up more space? If possibe the thing shouldnt be too big.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">New or used:</td>
<td align="left">New, preferably</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Multi-function:</td>
<td align="left">Copy and printing, scan is optional.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Duplex Printing:</td>
<td align="left">Not needed.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Home or business:</td>
<td align="left">Home</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Printing content:</td>
<td align="left">Documents mostly.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Printing frequency:</td>
<td align="left">Under 50 a month</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Pages per minute :</td>
<td align="left">No preference</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Page size:</td>
<td align="left">A4 mostly.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Device printing from:</td>
<td align="left">If possible both from IPhone or USB-Drive</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Connection type:</td>
<td align="left">Wifi and USB</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>

<h1>Any other details:</h1>

<p>None. </p>

<p>Thanks a lot for any help!</p>
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Looking for a cheap-ish home printer to do basic paperwork with. Nothing fancy. Reliability &gt; special functions. Thanks a lot.

 After that, there is a price difference of about 50$ every thousand pages worth of ink.  My math is pessimistic; I'm probably saving more per page than this. I've always heard that ink is so expensive because it pays for the printer, but my math indicates the manufacturer recoups their losses after a few hundred pages worth of ink.  If you too are switching from a deceptively cheap printer that was too good to be true, the Hl-L2370 seems good enough to me

A legitimate review from picky customer....

I chose separate devices primarily for the smaller footprint (small printer / scanner fits in drawer).  Price-wise it was roughly the same as buying an All In One.  And the Canon scanner is nicer than what I’ve seen on AIOs.

Canon imageCLASS MF264dw vs Brother HL-L2370DW

QUICK QUESTION!

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