The need for replacement printer cartridges probably initiates half of all trips to office supply stores. While this is more true for inkjet cartridges than for laser cartridges (due to the laser cartridge’s higher yield), laser cartridges eventually run out of “ink” as well. (Laser cartridges actually use a dry, powder toner rather than liquid ink, but the term is still used.)
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Inkjet printers have the advantage of using less expensive cartridges than laser printers but their cartridges need to be replaced much more frequently. If you are shopping for a new printer, replacement cartridges should be part of your decision. Different cartridges (even from the same manufacturer) have different yields which can affect their relative cost-effectiveness.
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Over the life of an average printer, an owner will probably spend more on printer ink than was spent on the printer itself. In most cases, the expenditures for ink will be much greater than the initial equipment cost. In fact, the market for replacement ink is so lucrative that some of the major printer manufacturers will occasionally give certain printers away for free.
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Inkjet printers dominate the market for personal and low-volume office printing. They are usually quiet, reasonably fast, and can produce excellent results. They also carry the advantage of being inexpensive to purchase and to operate when compared to more sophisticated laser printers and other high-volume, high-precision machines.
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One of the absolute best ways to save money on your printing supply costs is to purchase ink cartridge refill kits. Compared to the cost of purchasing new inkjet printer cartridges every time you run out of ink, refill kits can save you enough to buy a new printer. The trade-off for such monetary savings comes in more time spent refilling cartridges versus popping a new one into the machine.
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Compared to other major printer manufacturers, Lexmark is a relative newcomer–having been founded in 1991. In the years since, though, they have worked extraordinarily hard to to gain market share and make up for lost time. By all accounts, they have been very successful since they are now included in the top four manufacturers of products for the business and personal printing markets.
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