It's a mixed situation because it's a part of my secondary job to calibrate printers (I have a spectrophotometer and a colorimeter which I use to calibrate monitors, printers, cameras, scanners, etc and I have the knowledge about how to set up an accurate color managed workflow for anybody with the appropriate hardware). So you may think I am also picky about my own output devices (and I partly am, just not about my printer/AIO because I don't print much 
).
On the other hand, I don't really print/scan a lot and most of that are black and white documents (may be with some grayscale charts). But sometimes I want to print some high resolution color images at home with decent quality and correct colors. And it's a real pain that I theoretically know how to make a decent printer to output correct colors, but I always have some cheap entry level (stupid) printer/AIO device at home which usually stops working as soon as the warranty period ends.
So now, after my last PhotoSmart unit died, I decided to buy "a real printer" which means "a printer with CMYK inks and a driver which accepts CMYK (usually a PostScript or a proprietary PS emulator driver)".
But the fact remains that I really don't print too much (and even less color images), so I still want something relatively cheap.
I proved to be really hard to find cheap AIOs with PostScrip support. One candidate I could come up is the HP 251dw. But to be hones, I want something even cheaper. It would also buy an older used mode too (not too old though, something from >=2011 which wasn't used too extensively and has some life left).
It's less important but it would also be nice if the scanner part would also have a kind of "RAW mode" (even if it's standard RGB than it can be permanently configured for lowest levels of post-processing).
Does anybody have any suggestions?
New or used AIO with PostScript / CMYK driver for <=200$?
).On the other hand, I don't really print/scan a lot and most of that are black and white documents (may be with some grayscale charts). But sometimes I want to print some high resolution color images at home with decent quality and correct colors. And it's a real pain that I theoretically know how to make a decent printer to output correct colors, but I always have some cheap entry level (stupid) printer/AIO device at home which usually stops working as soon as the warranty period ends.
So now, after my last PhotoSmart unit died, I decided to buy "a real printer" which means "a printer with CMYK inks and a driver which accepts CMYK (usually a PostScript or a proprietary PS emulator driver)".
But the fact remains that I really don't print too much (and even less color images), so I still want something relatively cheap.
I proved to be really hard to find cheap AIOs with PostScrip support. One candidate I could come up is the HP 251dw. But to be hones, I want something even cheaper. It would also buy an older used mode too (not too old though, something from >=2011 which wasn't used too extensively and has some life left).
It's less important but it would also be nice if the scanner part would also have a kind of "RAW mode" (even if it's standard RGB than it can be permanently configured for lowest levels of post-processing).
Does anybody have any suggestions?
New or used AIO with PostScript / CMYK driver for <=200$?
