u/Leading-Pangolin-466

What would you like to accomplish?
I need to print documents for personal use on my masters research, mostly black and white texts with a few colored headers and pointers. Will only use the printer for a year while away from home and then either resell or gift to a friend.
Are there any models you are currently looking at?
I’ve looked at epson eco tanks and hp smart tank 5105 but I’m clueless.
Minimum Requirements:
• Budget: up to 150€ (ideally around 100€, but I know that’s low)
• Country: Portugal
• Color or black and white: color
• Laser or ink printer: either is fine
• New or used: either is fine
• Multi-function: not necessary
• Duplex Printing: nice bonus but not essential
• Home or business: home
• Printing content: mostly documents
• Printing frequency: up to 80 pages / week
• Pages per minute: don’t know
• Page size: a4
• Device printing from: windows laptop (would be nice to print from iPhone too, but not essential)
• Connection type: usb
Any other details:
I’ve seen printers online for as little as 40€, but then looked here at the sub and noticed that my budget would be considered pretty low already, so what’s the catch? Are they part of those subscription programs?
Also, if buying a used printer, what should I be looking for to know that it will be properly functioning? I’ve never bought a printer before.

My friend and I are booking hotels for November and she’s suggested Maryelen Hotel in Rome, in Via Príncipe Amedeo, and Hotel Agli Artisti in Venice, in Calle Priuli dei Cavaletti. Both are within our budget, which is low, but I’m not a huge fan of the reviews.

My main concern is obviously safety, as we’re both women and I see the Maryelen is close to the Termini station. Other than that, I only care about the places being clean and having hot water.

Has anyone been at any of these places and would you recommend them? If not, would you recommend any places on a similar budget (around 50€ - 80€ / night)? I’d even prefer private rooms in hostels if they’re within our price range (which I believe they are) and have a better location.