Looking for a Reliable Printer with Cheap Cartridges

[Busy Academic]

Hi, folks, can anyone give me a hand? I am going to be printing up to 1000 pages a month and am looking for a printer that is less than $110 and has very cheap ink cartridges. I will mostly be printing text in black and white, and do not need color printing. Preferably I would like a printer that does not require you to use the color option. The quality can be fair; I need the text to be legible, clear, and properly centered on the page. I have a Windows 7 operating system. I do not need photo printing, but it would be okay to have if the quality supports it (I can do without photo printing).

I would also like the printer to be a quiet one.

I noticed that some kodak printer ink cartridges can be replaced for $8-9 by third party buyers. If you know of any cartridges for good printers sold in this manner, that information would also be helpful.

Thanks for your time!

 

[username-taken]

Don't know of any first party cartridges this cheap, but for the other part of the question, i've always found the Pixma series from Canon to be reliable.
I had one for years and it got so old that it started doing funny noises inside. Yet its printhead still worked fine and it kept on printing. And never had a single paper jam

 

[Busy Academic]

I bought a Pixma MG2120 and the only cartridges that were available anywhere including online were $22. I will be returning it to the store. I did, however, just buy an Epson Workforce 435 printer, and I found cartridges online that only cost $7. Thanks for your response.

For others who might be looking for a similar deal, Kodak printers and Epson printers have very cheap cartridges available. $5-7 apiece if you buy remanufactured, moderate output cartridges.