Tesco Value Inkject refill's
Tesco Value Inkject refill's
24 August 2004, 11:11 AM
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Depends on whether you want to risk breaking your printer or not. The ink in inkjet printers is designed specifically for that printer and so if you use generic refills, you run a real risk of clogging up your print head. I never buy anything but the official cartriges myself - wouldn't touch the refills as I've seen them knacker more than one printer....
24 August 2004, 11:26 AM
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Thats what I was wondering, as with my printer the print head is on the printer not on the ink cartridge, so it does not get replaced regularly.
Has anyone had first hand experience of these refills ?
Has anyone had first hand experience of these refills ?
24 August 2004, 12:13 PM
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try here http://www.ajb-inkjets.co.uk/ i buy from them in bulk you really get a bargain and they are the same if not better quality than originals.
24 August 2004, 12:19 PM
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24 August 2004, 01:10 PM
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Thats why i chose a printer that had permemnant print heads and the ink cartridges are essentially just ink tanks.
I used to have a HP and like you say the new cartridges are cost so much your better off getting a new printer than cartrisdges, another thing is to get a printer that has seperate colour tanks. so when the blue runs out you dont have to chuck away the other two colours that havent.
I used to have a HP and like you say the new cartridges are cost so much your better off getting a new printer than cartrisdges, another thing is to get a printer that has seperate colour tanks. so when the blue runs out you dont have to chuck away the other two colours that havent.
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Had a few bad experiences with compatibles - will be going for genuine epson ones from now on.
AFAIK if you need to get a serviceman out to your printer and they find someone elses cartridges in it - they'll say you've voided the warranty - the serviceman who came out to mine told me that but said he'd turn a blind eye to it, as the problem turned to be me being a total doofus!
AFAIK if you need to get a serviceman out to your printer and they find someone elses cartridges in it - they'll say you've voided the warranty - the serviceman who came out to mine told me that but said he'd turn a blind eye to it, as the problem turned to be me being a total doofus!
24 August 2004, 08:45 PM
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I have a epson printer and have been using compatibles from a company called www.choicestationary.co.uk and they have been ok.. I have been printing pictures and dvd covers and have no probs.. I paid £34.99 for 6 colour and 6 black..
Cheers nick
Cheers nick
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