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Talal Itani
Have you used G&G CLI-8 cartridges? Please give me your recommendations.
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Dan G
G&G compatibles are generally well-accepted. However, G&G does change ink
suppliers with some regularity so you don't always get the same ink. This is
also true of virtually any compatible. Certainly no reason not to give them
a try. I refill, and so I like to use ProColor tanks because they are
easily filled.
suppliers with some regularity so you don't always get the same ink. This is
also true of virtually any compatible. Certainly no reason not to give them
a try. I refill, and so I like to use ProColor tanks because they are
easily filled.
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measekite
Dan G wrote:
G&G compatibles are generally well-accepted. However, G&G does change ink suppliers with some regularity so you don't always get the same ink.
You said it. I have been saying this for a long time. You never know what you are getting and the only way you can have any consistency between photos is to use OEM ink.
This is also true of virtually any compatible.
True enough
Certainly no reason not to give them a try.
Yes there is. If You want to have consistent photos and be able to rely on all of the other characteristics of the ink you need the consistency of OEM ink. If all you care about it spending less money then you can risk your printer by using generic ink but one needs to make an informed decision.
I refill, and so I like to use ProColor tanks because they are easily filled. "Talal Itani" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:Hx0Zh.1097$KP1.437@trnddc02...
Have you used G&G CLI-8 cartridges? Please give me your recommendations. Thanks you.
G&G compatibles are generally well-accepted. However, G&G does change ink suppliers with some regularity so you don't always get the same ink.
You said it. I have been saying this for a long time. You never know what you are getting and the only way you can have any consistency between photos is to use OEM ink.
This is also true of virtually any compatible.
True enough
Certainly no reason not to give them a try.
Yes there is. If You want to have consistent photos and be able to rely on all of the other characteristics of the ink you need the consistency of OEM ink. If all you care about it spending less money then you can risk your printer by using generic ink but one needs to make an informed decision.
I refill, and so I like to use ProColor tanks because they are easily filled. "Talal Itani" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:Hx0Zh.1097$KP1.437@trnddc02...
Have you used G&G CLI-8 cartridges? Please give me your recommendations. Thanks you.
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Tony
<snip>Dan G said:G&G compatibles are generally well-accepted. However, G&G does change ink
suppliers with some regularity so you don't always get the same ink. This is
also true of virtually any compatible.
I have no knowledge of this supplier or their inks and therefore will not
comment. However to say that "virtually any compatible" supplier changes their
inks with some regularity is certainly not correct. The large well established
branded compatibles rarely if ever change their ink suppliers, in fact several
of them formulate and manufacture their own inks to match specific printers. We
are not discussing generic inks of course, I always recommend against the use
of generic inks.
Tony
MS MVP Printing/Imaging
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measekite
Tony wrote:
"Dan G" <[email protected]> wrote:
G&G compatibles are generally well-accepted. However, G&G does change ink suppliers with some regularity so you don't always get the same ink. This is also true of virtually any compatible.
<snip> I have no knowledge of this supplier or their inks and therefore will not comment. However to say that "virtually any compatible" supplier changes their inks with some regularity is certainly not correct.
Since they will not tell you who their supplier is at any given time you will never know.
The large well established branded compatibles rarely if ever change their ink suppliers, in fact several of them formulate and manufacture their own inks to match specific printers.
You do not know this unless you are one of those relabelers.
We are not discussing generic inks of course, I always recommend against the use of generic inks.
Any non OEM ink is generic.
Tony MS MVP Printing/Imaging
"Dan G" <[email protected]> wrote:
G&G compatibles are generally well-accepted. However, G&G does change ink suppliers with some regularity so you don't always get the same ink. This is also true of virtually any compatible.
<snip> I have no knowledge of this supplier or their inks and therefore will not comment. However to say that "virtually any compatible" supplier changes their inks with some regularity is certainly not correct.
Since they will not tell you who their supplier is at any given time you will never know.
The large well established branded compatibles rarely if ever change their ink suppliers, in fact several of them formulate and manufacture their own inks to match specific printers.
You do not know this unless you are one of those relabelers.
We are not discussing generic inks of course, I always recommend against the use of generic inks.
Any non OEM ink is generic.
Tony MS MVP Printing/Imaging