This store is so handy. I have all my printing, framing, copying and binding done here. Very…read moreefficient and reliable. Excellent prices. I wouldn't choose anywhere else

Funny story here, my father and I were walking past and he stops and stares at the guy in Super…read moreCopy. Turns out they taught back 30 years ago in China. Weird. So he's been in Brisbane all along after all these years... get's me a bit of a discount I guess? Six degrees of separation aside, this guy is efficient, fast and knows what he's doing when it comes to copying, scanning, printing, laminating... all things stationary. They have just introduced canvas printing too. Although yes, prices are not the cheapest here, it is basically the place that you go to do all things office like in nature. When you need something done urgently, the man is very happy to help you, he's very good at what he does and has a lot of experience running this place having had run it for a fair few years now. Saved my behind many times in school and uni with the whole binding thing they make you do. Well worth it to save your grades!

For all your printing (and other related activities that require similar fussy machines) needs go…read moreto these guys; they do everything from printing business cards and brochures to scanning and copying. Never will you have to swear at an empty printer cartridge or thump a scanner with your fist again. Not only do they offer a wide range of services, but it's a nice setup in a big airy room with printers, scanners and who knows what those machines do carefully arranged in an electrical maze around the shop.

It was 3am. My eyes were bloodshot and focused on the…read moreblinking red light on the printer, The death keel beep it produced had signaled I had drained the last blot of ink. Now this would ordinarily be the point where I would panic but I had that ace up my sleeve, SNAP printing services on Merivale street. I was able to pop in the morning and print out my presentation on a nice, recycled 120 GSM uncoated matt stock, it looked better than it would ever had done out of my old HP laserjet. Another time these guys saved my kiester was printing a small portfolio of my work. The sales staff all but held my hand through the entire process, they took the time to remember my name and didn't mind the frequent calls and questions about my printing job. If you explain exactly what you want and what results you are after, the staff at Southbank are very willing to sit down with you and offer good advice and numerous paper samples. Although professional printing can get on the pricey side, the results and service at snap speak for themselves. As for me, I have not been to officeworks since.

I needed an A0 poster for a conference...this shop was right next door. I popped in just before…read morelunch with the poster on a USB stick. The guy took care of sizing it and printing it. It was ready in like 15 minutes. Was pretty cheap too. I dunno if I just lucked out with the timing but they were friendly and the poster was printed perfectly (even with a perfect bleed). Nice indeed.

Say you have a job that has the perk of doing random cool stuff, maybe you don't but you need stuff…read moreprinted. Stuff like posters, flyers, brochures. You could exhaust your poor office laser printer OR you could work smarter not harder and sweet talk the team at Inky's to print it for you. They're pretty good at it you know. I recently had such a task and needed a B1 poster printed for an upcoming marketing event. Not only did the team at Inky's say, "Sure we can print that for you!" they offered advice on mounting the poster for durability and more. In less than a week I'd approved a quote, sent artwork and had my freshly printed and mounted poster in my hands driving it to its new home.

I recently had a book printed by Clark and Mackay on behalf of a community group; a 100 page…read morecollection by various writers entitled Shades of Redlands. The end product is an attractive book with an eye-catching cover that was very competitive in pricing. Clark and Mackay advised in all aspects of printing and took care of aspects above and beyond what was usual. Although it was a very busy time of year, they met a very tight deadline that we needed to meet and met an equally tight reprint. Nothing was too much trouble. All this in a friendly atmosphere. I will be using them in the future and have no qualms in recommending their services. Elizabeth Jeffs. Redlands.

Good communication, very efficient, quality printing, and job always delivered on time. Highly…read morerecommended print shop.

RGB Digital Pro Lab is a very reasonable priced photo-printing service. Getting your photo prints…read moredone at RGB printing is an excellent option as you can organise it from the comfort of your own home. Then, you can pick up your prints from the store or get them delivered to you. I have gotten a few prints done here and found them to be excellent quality, they use kodak for their prints and offer a variety of different textures and fabrics for the prints to be developed on. If you plan on picking up your prints, you can expect to pay as little as $2.00 per print for and 8x12inch photograph. Otherwise, there is a small fee for delivery. The easiest way to order prints online is to download their program, don't worry- it will not take up much space in your drive and slow your computer down. The program allows you to make last minute changes to the photos such as cropping or alignment. RGB Digital Pro Lab is one of the best value-for-money photo printing services out there.

I've noticed that the office staff often appear unhelpful and unwelcoming. There's usually no…read moregreeting or effort to assist customers promptly. At times, I've seen staffs chatting among themselves instead of attending to people waiting for service. This lack of customer focus might explain why there are fewer customers here compared to places like JB Hi- Fi or the Apple Store, where customer services is much more engaging and professional.

Personally, I can't wait for the time when my printer runs out of ink, or I run out of paper, or…read moreschool is starting and I just need to get highlighters in every possible colour. Let's not forget about the regularly occuring need to stock up on sharpies, USBs, notebooks, journals and staplers. I have a self imposed ban upon entering Officeworks unless I absolutely need to. If I do go there, I need to have a guardian with me who will hold my purse. I am a stationary fiend. I can justify any purchase. Not surrendering to Officeworks is sometimes the biggest challenge of my day. When they designed Officeworks, they had me in mind. They said "lets build a colossal multi-level store devoted to stationary and home office needs. The office workers, the creatives, the students, the parents will come in DROVES. Just watch them." It's a brilliant idea. Who doesn't need pens? Even farmers need pens. Astronauts, too. You can get EVERYTHING you need from Officeworks- well, all the basics at least. Forget fancy artist pen sets, go for the Faber Castell set of 24 connector pens. That'll do the trick. Printers, computers, iphones, ipods, phones, external hard drives and all associated accessories can be found here. The staff are extremely friendly and really do like to show off their knowledge of the home office machines. "Oh, your Mac won't recognise your external hard drive? Well that's because X doesn't...". Yes, you will have those conversations and you'll love it because you'll walk out with the right bits and bobs you need. Let's not forget they have photo printing facilities as well as on demand copying services. Ohh! The joy. The SHEER JOY of being handed warm paper just off the press is sometimes too much for me to handle. Bonus points for the selection of chocolate bars they sell at the counter. Shopping does make you hungry.