Copygrafik

Either the times are wrong or he comes in an hour late. I waited outside his store for about an hour. Called and left him a message, but didn’t hear back from him. Went to replica digital ink to do my printing instead. On the way back I saw that he finally open. He quoted me $ 20 less than I ended up paying.
I guess if your document is not that urgent you can take your chances. I kind of expected this after reading a few Unilocal reviews that also says he closes earlier than advertised.

I have had two big copy jobs done here in the last year or so — multiple bound copies of a lengthy manuscript. I am very happy with both jobs.
I am happy with the work. The man’s an artist. A craftsman. He took both jobs very seriously, and it shows.
I am *very* happy with the price. This most recent time, yesterday, I was lazy and tried to go to a copy shop near my job; the price they quoted me was literally five times the price I agreed to at Copygrafik a few minutes later. (3 cents a page at Copygrafik; 15 cents a page at the other place.)
Now I know. Next time I won’t be lazy. I’ll go to Copygrafik first.

What are your actual hours because im outside of your closed establishment and it’s not even 4:30…

I printed an 800 page book for only 26 bucks!!! And the next time, I printed 30 pages for ONLY 2 Bucks!!! The manager said I am his friend and he should charge student less. Such a good printing place!!!

I called in to get quote on how much it could cost to print 100 4×6 Save the dates. The guy on the phone quoted me $ 25 which is by far the cheapest compared to all of the other places I’ve called by 50%.
I went in on a Saturday and the place was completely empty. Upon first glance, there were a lot old outdated machines and one guy in the back. I approached him and told him we spoke on the phone earlier in the week, then gave him my flash drive with the files I needed printed. Apparently he misheard me and thought I only needed one side printed when I had told him I needed double sided prints. So he bumped up the price to $ 30 which is by far cheaper than any other place I called in. He printed out a sample on a regular piece of paper and it looked fine.
He told me to come back on Tuesday to pick up the prints. I called in the following Tuesday to ask about my prints and he said to come in Thursday 11 – 12. Ok, no big deal since I was in no immediate rush. But if I were, that would’ve been a problem.
I came back on Thursday and the prints were ready. He even gave me a few extra. The prints were decent, not bad not great, but worth the price we paid for.
I would go back if I needed some cheap prints and was in no immediate rush to get them done.

Really great with big orders and printing on specialty paper. Really fast turn around compared to most places where you would take large orders. For a one man shop it’s pretty well run.
Went to a place on Grand in Oakland where it was more expensive and they had 2 guys working, they still didn’t have my copies done right when I went in there a few hours later to pick them up. Copygrafik is the best place I’ve found for the price.

I went in with a simple job — I needed to copy multiple pages out of a book. The guy was able to set me up on a copier very quickly, and was quick to fix a paper jam later on. He even taught me something about how to prevent the paper jams happening in the first place, and showed no impatience. Paying at the end was easy too, and the gentleman was polite throughout.

Times are wrong. Just went there (5:22pm) and it was closed. Door says 9:30am — 5pm M-​F

Important to Unilocalers: No printing if you have to use e-​mail to get your file.
Note on Service: I had the same exact experience as Camden S. When I walked in, I was approached rudely, as though I had done something wrong by coming in. Then, when I explained that I needed to print some things from a computer, I was led to the computer, but told that I couldn’t print anything from my e-​mail. Maybe he thought it was only a few pages, and that he wouldn’t be making enough money to treat me with dignity. The sad thing is that about a year ago I gave this guy about $ 150 in business for color prints I needed. The quality on that job was standard, but with so many competitors out there why support someone who will only treat you with respect if he thinks you’re going to spend a lot of money.
I actually don’t think this should have anything to do with it, but for what it’s worth, I had about $ 20 bucks worth of printing I needed done for my students from the pdf’s I had e-​mailed myself. Instead of explaining that to sway him, I politely nodded and headed down the street to another business.

Worse customer service handling!
I went here first time to inquire about a color print for a logo project, found it advertised as least expensive in the area and I first want to see the quality of prints.
Upon arrival at the location, and to my surprise the hole in the wall and outdated looking equipments, the Indian man at the printing station asked what I need. I asked about a color print and he then asked me how many. I said, «Well.I only really need one, unless I have to buy a certain minimum.»
Snobbishly, he brushed me off and exclaimed, «I am busy right now!» –without letting me further explain that I don’t need it right now, and can pick it up later.
He should of realized that I might be a returning customer that would buy lots more prints in the future, rather than treating me like a low class citizen that only wanted one print.
Well, good thing I have options! Later I was informed about Krishna’s Copy that’s not too far away, went and got an amazing quality print there… and even got a discount from the printing kid!

SO CHEAP. We made several black and white copies and only paid 25 cents TOTAL.
The only drawback was that the copy machine we were using was slightly broken (the lid part wouldn’t stay up) and we weren’t clear on how much we were being charged per copy or anything like that. Still amazingly easy and practically free — hard to beat that!

As everyone else has mentioned… this place is as cheap as it gets AND relatively close to campus.
I needed to make flyers for my organization, and for only $ 2 more (if I’m not mistaken), they will cut your flyers into quarter-​sized sheets for you!
Also to save a trip, you can directly email your file and desired dimensions to
and they will have everything printed for you by the time you get there (be sure to call in and check your order!)

Needed some color signs for Proposition Yes on 37. Like most campaign with very little funds the expense would come out of my pocket. This place was the cheapest by far — 25 cents per color copy. The owner helped me right away. Found my signs on my flash drive. Made my copies. In and out in less than 10 minutes. This is how a business should be run!

Great price for black and white copies (2.5 cents per page) and printing (3 cents per page). Last week I emailed the store an enormous pdf (1648 pages) in the morning, and they had it ready for me by the early afternoon for just over $ 50.
From what my web research tells me, their prices are the best in town, which makes a big difference for large jobs. Going back today to order another 5000 copies – will use the money I save to buy myself lunch.

The best thing about this place is that it’s CHEAP! Cheapest place to get simple black and white copies in the UCB area. If you want something a little nicer you might want to try someplace else since the quality isn’t great. But it’s a perfect place to drop (self serve) in and make flyers!

Five stars for hella cheap black and white printing. When online just won’t do and you need to print a huge job cheaply, this is the copy place. They are fast, friendly, and no nonsense. I haven’t tried their other services but they have been around a long time. Good old fashioned small business.
A short review, but what more is there to say?

Good guys — nice and helpful on the phone, quick service, good prices and a good job. It was good.

As good as it gets in Berkeley! For 2.5 cents you can copy black and white pages or colored copies for 25 cents.
Great for starving college students with printing needs and for student organizations that are limited in funding. The times I’ve been here, the workers were not very personable and welcoming, but I’ll credit them for being very helpful. You just gotta call them over and get them off their computer or whatever they’re doing if you need some assistance.
If your pages are stapled, you should bring your own staple remover because theirs is very low quality and can tear your pages and get jammed with the staple it is removing. Their stapler is kind of bad too, but still functioning. They don’t have a large stapler that can staple large stacks of papers together.
I want to reemphasize the cost: Just last week, I made over 800 copies and I only spent about $ 20. That was a lot to carry back to the apartment. 800 pages! Now that is value, yessir.

I’m so glad my classmates told me about this place before I was about to make 7150 copies and 13 bindings! At 2.5 cents per B&W copy, I’m pretty sure I saved at least $ 150, even with the 15% discount you can get with a AAA card at the UPS store.
I arrived at 1 pm on a Sunday, and the owner (I assume) was nice enough to rush my order to be finished by 3 pm, which was closing time. When I came back just after 3 pm, he had finished all the copies and was binding the last 3 books. I apologized for making him stay at work late on a weekend, and he said he frequently has to stay late. I hope all his hard work pays off!
This is definitely THE most affordable copy shop in the Bay Area for poor students.

Most definitely the cheapest copies in Berkeley. Especially great for college students and organizations when saving every little penny counts.
Although the place is super small and really does not have any maneuver room, they end up helping you with the copies anyways.