Which is cheaper: refill inks or compatibles?
- From: "OM" <om.newsgroup@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 7 Aug 2005 03:05:58 -0700
Can someone tell me, which is cheaper: refill inks or compatibles?
I've become a fan of compatibles, they're dirt cheap (well compared to
the original manufacturer ones).
I've always been against using refills because opening them up is a
messy process.
(Well... at least this is what had in mind, having never actually had a
go at doing it!!)
So... which is cheaper?
Is there a difference in results?
And... I've read that an ink cartridge should only be used X amount of
times before being replaced with the genuine model.
Is this true?
Why?
Why would it not be a good idea to buy a compatible ink cartridge?
Thanks.
OM
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