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I use an Epson ECOTank printer. Refills come in a bottle. No DRM. Very low price ink compared to the alternatives. I previously used Brother printers which are
by TehCorwiz 3y ago
I use an Epson ECOTank printer. Refills come in a bottle. No DRM. Very low price ink compared to the alternatives. I previously used Brother printers which are also pretty good, they didn't use cart DRM either last time I used them.
They both have their flaws, but nothing approaching the BS that HP pulls.
- 0xcafecafe 3y agoAny issues with ink getting clogged? I was hearing such cases for ecotank variants. My use-case is infrequent printing
- blakesterz 3y agoI have an ECOTank and haven't had troubles with clogs. The Windows driver has been a bit buggy, but Mac has been solid.
- 0xcafecafe 3y agoThanks
- CommonGuy 3y agoI have an EcoTank and print infrequently, clogging has never been an issue. I once didn't print in half a year and it didn't clog. Printing quality goes down after not printing for a long time, but the automated "cleaning" (or whatever it's called) program solves that in a minute
- 0xcafecafe 3y agoThank you for the reply
- TehCorwiz 3y agoI've never had a clog with my color one. The shop my wife works at (which I get occasionally called on to do tech support for) chose the B&W model for their invoice printing and they've been using it heavily for about three years now with no problems.
- 0xcafecafe 3y agoThanks, will consider it then.
- systems_glitch 3y agoIf we ever end up needing large format color print capability in-house again, it'll be an Epson ink tank printer. Currently we just take stuff to the local print shop if it's bigger than legal size.