Can someone help me regarding Inkjet Printer cartridges..

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  1. nom

    nomad Well-Known Member

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    Whats the difference between high yield, moderate yield and low yield cartridges.
    Does it mean certain cartridges have more ink.
    I have a lexmark printer and seem to have the choice of 3 black and 3 colour cartridges

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    Burn it and buy a Epson or a Canon

    You will save tons on cartridges then. Lexmark are notorious for cost of ink. but you got it right. more ink in high yield
     
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    nomad Well-Known Member

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    Can you recommend one for my young daughter to use for her school work nt
     
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    They actually change so often, but i like the Canon for general use. There's one in Tesco at Stairfoot on special now but anything under £50 by them will do the Office stuff admirably. then if its for pjhoto's something a little more.
     
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    I'd recommend an epson all in one

    Printer , scanner and copier - you can pick up a decent one for about £80
     

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