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Laser Vs Inkjet - Better Buy?
There are two basic options the potential buyer faces when shopping for a new printer; inkjet or laser. This can be a difficult decision as both have their benefits and drawbacks. But by assessing your printing needs, you can easily make the right decision.
Arguably, the most important factor potential printer buyers can examine is price. You can find a decent inkjet printer nowadays for next to nothing. These printers can easily print text or photos, and are generally capable of handling all of your printing needs. But inkjet printers do have a hidden cost – printer ink. Most manufacturers rely on supplies to make profits, meaning your affordable printer purchase could turn into a $1,000 a year investment. The best way to avoid costs like this is to research the inkjet printers you find. Look at ink cartridge costs and page yields for these printers, and check to see if there are additional costs like print heads. Calculating the average cost per page (cartridge cost/page yield) is always a wise move.
Laser printers are usually not as easy on the wallet. Monochromatic (black and white only) laser printers can start in the $150 area, and color laser printer get mighty pricey. The cost of toner cartridges is typically greater than that of inkjet cartridges as well. But toners typically have large page yields, sometimes in the thousands of pages. If you find that most of your printing is documents for home or office, you might be able to save a ton of money going with laser. The same rules apply when shopping: check out cartridge costs and page yields.
Your printing needs can be the ultimate decider when shopping for a new printer. If you’re looking to print color documents and photos, inkjet is definitely the way to go. But if your needs are mostly monochromatic, a laser printer can save you a good chunk of change. Another option to explore is buying both; a dedicated monochromatic printer for daily needs, and an inkjet printer for those special documents.
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