printer exspense

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I am looking for a new all in one printer,but have concerns about the cost
replacing in cartridges ,what brands have reasonable priced cartridges?
thanks
 
Tony said:
I am looking for a new all in one printer,but have concerns about the cost
replacing in cartridges ,what brands have reasonable priced cartridges?
thanks
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Maybe you could expend the effort to search the archives since the
question is asked almost every other day.
 
I am looking for a new all in one printer,but have concerns about the cost
replacing in cartridges ,what brands have reasonable priced cartridges?
thanks
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In short, none. All modern printers, and most older ones have over
priced consumables. The only way to manage cost is to refill
cartridges, it really is as simple as that. As a very general rule,
home printers are the least expensive to purchase but have the highest
running cost whereas 'office' or 'professional' printers cost
considerably more to purchase but have lower running costs. Hence if
you print high volumes a 'office type' printer is the cheapest whereas
for low volumes a home printer will be the cheapest.

If the latest and greatest is not of concern, 'ebay' is the way to go!
 
Edward said:
In short, none. All modern printers, and most older ones have over
priced consumables. The only way to manage cost is to refill
cartridges,
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But you must sacrifice print quality, accept more rapid fading, and
subject your printhead to a greater risk of clogging.
it really is as simple as that. As a very general rule,
home printers are the least expensive to purchase but have the highest
running cost whereas 'office' or 'professional' printers cost
considerably more to purchase but have lower running costs.
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I have an Office Printer and the ink costs still are high.
Hence if
you print high volumes a 'office type' printer is the cheapest whereas
for low volumes a home printer will be the cheapest.

If the latest and greatest is not of concern, 'ebay' is the way to go!
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Ebay is not the way to go.
 
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