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I post this every time I see this recommendation. You will only find joy with an EcoTank if you print more than once every week or two. If you want a printer y
by mystified5016 2y ago
I post this every time I see this recommendation.
You will only find joy with an EcoTank if you print more than once every week or two. If you want a printer you can ignore for 18 months and expect it to Just Work, inkjet is not for you.
Unless you're printing dozens of sheets a month, you will likely waste the vast majority of your refillable ink on cleaning the nozzle.
If you're like most people today and print a dozen pages a year then you want a laser printer. Laser printers will happily sit in the corner neglected forever and will always spit out a clean print when you want it to.
Inkjet, including refillables and EcoTank only makes sense if you're printing frequently and a lot. Inkjet is not suited for infrequent single page jobs. That's the domain of laser printers.
- deng 2y agoI 100% agree. For very little use, a cheap laser is absolutely the best choice. If you print very little, you'll probably don't even use up the included cartridge in your lifetime. My recommendation was for people who print a lot and who also need color. Why would you shell out 400$ for a printer you hardly use anyway? EcoTanks are small office printers for people who at least print a couple thousand pages a year. Why else would you need a tank that lasts for 7k pages?