Which are athe best and cheapest ink cartridges?
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Laser printers. They yield so much more for the ink (which is toner) for the buck. The text is super crisp, just like in a magazine. And last much longer. Pages print super fast. There isn't any "printing alignment" that you have to do. You just put the toner cartridge in and you're good to go. They're so much better and easier on your wallet in the end. Think about it: four cartridges at about 30 bucks is 120 bucks. Maybe around 40 pages each is about 160 pages. A toner cartridge with even just low yield is around 80 bucks average, with around 2000 to 5000 pages yield.\n\nNo messy ink cartridges. And many of them you can exchange with companies that will sell you "refilled" toners at a cheaper cost.\n\nYou can get a black and white laser printer for around a hundred bucks now, and color for around 300.
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HP DESKJET 3920 is cheap and nice printing options .
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I like to buy mine from here: http://www.akadotretail.com/shop/index.php?client=AR\n\nI'm not sure if they are the cheapest, but the shipping is /really/ quick.
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Lexmark z33.\n\nThe cartridges 16/26 or 17/27 are quite possibly the poorest designed cartridges on the market.  The print head clogs quickly, they are low capacity and they really don't have all that many nozzles to begin with, thus print quality is less than that of their competitors.\n\nTo Add insult to injury when this printer came on the market you could purchase it for $30 and would have to spend 90 to replace the cartridges.  Most were trashed, adding to the problem of E-waste.   Thank you Lexmark for another substandard quality product.\n\nDid I mention they also make Dells?
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Lexmark cartridges aren't cheap but there are alternative cartridges you can use, they do a black 16 and a colour 26 which also fit your printer but they are only a few pounds cheaper at about £ 16 for 16 black and £ 20 for 26 colour. But it's best to shop around, if you purchase through the net it will cost more by the time you add post & package.Try P.C World or if in uk W.H. Smiths , or a shop " The Stationary Box" in most shopping centres
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http://www.123inkjets.com  retails for $32.95 if it is HP. IF it is a remanufactured one then it goes for $19.95
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There is a company called Azerty.\n\nThey provide all almost all of the office suppliers with there products.\n\nhttp://www.azerty.com/Website/index.jsp\n\nFor ink cartridges, you'll have to search locally for a Re-manufactured manufaturer because that is the only money to be made. It is extremely hard for a small company to go up against a large company for name brand toners.\n\npaper is not bad, but you will have to find a realy cheap distributor out there..maybe China...cause the magins on paper are extremely low and it is very hard to make money on those products because of the firece competition.\n\nI'm in the industry I know.
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ran out of ink? not on the right printer option?
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Unfortunately that's how printing companies catch you these days, making their printer prices unusually cheap and reeling it in with the cartridges.\n\nYour best bet is to buy a cheap printer and one of the following options:\n\n1. Visit http://www.refreshcartridges.co.uk/\n2. Buy a refill kit and fill them yourself (be very careful of mixing colours)\n3. See if you can grab some on eBay.\n\nIf you have an inkjet printer this shouldn't be a problem, however if you have a laserjet printer already (these aren't too cheap, but offer better print quality) then you must buy a toner cartridge, and unfortunately these also come at a price and cannot be refilled.\n\nHope this helps.
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In my opinion, stay away from ink jets.  My kids were going through expensive ink so fast.  I hated it.  I finally put a print server on my laser so they can print to it from their PCs.  That was a good move, as toner is much cheaper on a per page basis.
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You first will want to find a kit specifilcally designed for your type of cartridge.  You may have a little more luck finding one designed for a lexmark #82 or #83 (18LOO32 and 18LOO42).  Lexmark makes most Dell cartridges so the ink and method will be similar.  if you haven't had a good print within the last couple weeks don't bother, your cartridges are too dry. \n\n\nFor you black Cartridge:\n\nLocate the vent hole at the top of the cartridge. You will want to widen it slighy to accomate the needle.  \nThe cartridge has a capacity of 20ml of ink however I find the best way to avoid leakage is to underfill. Inject about 10ml of ink.\nAllow the cartridge to settle, ie.  let it rest with the printhead facing down. If there is any excess ink it will leak out the bottom.  So make sure you have something underneath to absorb any ink.  When you have no leakage it is safe in reinstall the cartridge.\n\nFor you colour:\n\nAt the back of the top of the cartridge you should see a little slot in the lid.   Use a small screw driver to pry the lid off.  Be careful, you need to lid to be in one peice.\n\nYou should see 6 holes underneath the lid which correspond to the three colours.   Again underfill.  They should take about 6ml of ink per colour.  Use 3ml.  Let rest as you did the black.\n\nAfter reintalling the cartridges run a couple print head cleanings, this will get rid of any ink and debris that is in caught in the printhead.\n\nAs a warning refilling is messy, you are altering the cartridge, and using third party ink.  Make sure you are running regular print head cleanings and watching for any smearing or blobbing of ink.   First sign of any problems remove the cartridges and replace with new ones.
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A smaller ink cartidge, basically just a starter.  How long it will last will vary by how you use it (type of printing, quality level, etc...) but it will not last very long.
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I would recommend this article as a good place to start:\nThere many excellent sources of printers for you.  Please choose the one that best meets your needs from the following:\nhttp://www.digitaloutput.net/content/ContentCT.asp?P=572\n\n\nPlease choose a best answer.  There is a contest right now, and best answer is required to enter.
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Go to http://www.bhphotovideo.com\nThey have the cheapest prices
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Range    Model      Black   Cyan   Magenta  Yellow \nStylus C CX3600 TO441  TO442 TO443    TO444 \n\nThese are the Epson part codes for genuine Epson cartridges.\nThey are expensive.\n\nEqually good are Inkrite compatible cartridges.\nPart codes in same order EB441 EC442 EM443 EY444 \n\nGo to www.ebandit.co.uk They stock both the genuine Epson and compatible cartridges.
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With most of these things it is best to check the price of the consumables. \nYou may find that the blades for the more expensive one are much cheaper than the blades for the cheaper one. \nYou buy the razor one time, but you are going to be buying the blades quite often, so the real cost is in the blades. \nIt is the same with printers; a cheap printer may have great quality print, but if the ink cartridges cost a fortune, then in the long term, the cheap printer may be much more expensive that a much more expensive printer with cheap cartridges.
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I use an.. HP PSC 1510 All-in-one....printer, scanner, and copier.  Cost under $90.  I also got a $20 rebate from Costco.\nE