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Inkjet printers are for photos and fine art. If you're not printing those, you should probably go with a laser printer. If you are printing those, you should pr
by fennecfoxen 6y ago
Inkjet printers are for photos and fine art. If you're not printing those, you should probably go with a laser printer. If you are printing those, you should probably go with a laser printer anyway for all the miscellaneous documents you use.
(That said, I just got an Epson P900 which will do borderless 17x22"/A2 printing with archival pigment inks <3 <3 <3 which is a little bit prone to clogging as a general rule, but still)
- dragonwriter 6y ago> Inkjet printers are for photos and fine art. Lasers, even relatively inexpensive ones, are often better than cheap inkjets for photos and fine art, too. Expensive inkjets, usually with additional fancy options and paper, are for photos and fine art, but most inkjets are just a rip-off leveraging the ability to conceal high printing costs behind low initial buy-in cost.