Still running an OKI C833? This A3 colour printer comes from the second C800 generation, released in 2016, and prints 35 pages a minute; the ES8433 is that generation's Executive Series model. Below: what to know, and when replacing it starts to make sense.
The C833n prints 35 colour pages a minute on paper up to A3. OKI Australia ended sales in January 2021; its list shows support until 31 January 2028.
As for the ES8433, OKI Australia ended its sales in March 2019, and support finished on 31 March 2026.
Still running OKI's 2016 generation A3 colour printer? Read this first.
Taken from the maker's published specifications. Every machine is checked, and you get its page count before you decide.
Inside its support dates and running well, a C833 is worth keeping. An ES8433 is outside OKI's support, so parts depend on what can be found. Once running costs climb, the current C834 does the same job, newer and quicker to the first page. In the same changeover we can take the old one away (trade in).
The C834 is on our list new, beside secondhand OKI A3 printers, every unit checked and its page count stated in writing. Included in the price: delivery, network installation and a walk through for your staff. On a service agreement our replacement warranty runs for the full term, so a machine that fails is replaced.
Pay outright, rent or lease, subject to approval; rental is from $15 a week plus GST for selected machines, and at the end of a term you can upgrade or hand it back.
Every one links to its own page of maker's specifications. Ask about any, and you hear whether one is in now.
Say what the machine must do, or name a model. You get two or three that fit, each with figures in writing. No obligation.
Rather speak to someone? Ring (03) 7056 9994, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Interested in the OKI C833?
Say what you need. A written reply covers availability, the page count and the figures. Every enquiry is answered the same business day.
Put any machine on our service agreement and the replacement warranty comes with it. New or secondhand, and whether you rent, lease, finance or buy outright, the rule is the same: should the machine fail, you get a replacement. The cover runs to the final day of the agreement, not the end of year one.
On a new copier the maker's own warranty is usually 12 months, on the hardware only; consumables sit outside it. Beyond that year, your cover is the service agreement. Your agreement sets out the full terms of the replacement warranty.
Yes. OKI Australia's list shows support to 31 January 2028. For the ES8433, support finished on 31 March 2026.
The C834, from the third C800 generation of 2019, still sold by OKI in Australia.
Secondhand OKIs can be rented on a term matched to the machine's age, subject to approval. Rental is from $15 a week plus GST for selected machines. Tell us which one you are after and the figures come back in writing.
Honest answers on models, grades, agreements and running costs. Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Every enquiry is answered the same business day.
