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Re: R3000
In reply to BrightGuy,
4 months ago
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BrightGuy wrote:
chooflaki wrote:
The set of 8 R2000 cartridges at $15.95 each set contain 136 ML of ink. That works out to just under 12 cents a ML. And no mess and time wasting.
No mess nor time wasting, but someone will probably waste whole cartridges, unless he/she arranges to sell them separately, what will be difficult considering the low demand for them. R2000 ink usage is very uneven between the cartridges. Here, usage ratio between cyan/magenta carts and orange/red ones is 4:1, even worse for the GO if someone often prints on glossy papers
True, there is wastage and I expect to have quite a few spare orange/red cartridges at some stage. But getting a whole set for the price of 1 or 2 cartridges cannot be ignored. That may up the per ML cost by a few more cents for inks used. Retail prices for a genuine set in Australia is around $200-$220 per set.
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