“Compatible cartridges produce really poor results.” “Compatible cartridges will crush all of your hopes and dreams for the future and will consequently ruin your life.” Fair enough, we might be exaggerating a bit with that last statement. But there’s no getting away from the fact that compatible/remanufactured printer cartridges have a stigma attached to them. Go on admit it, you’ve got (or once had) a poor perception about them? Maybe you bought some once .

Where should you go to buy remanufactured ink or toner cartridges? You may have seen and heard many printer suppliers offer their ‘own brand’ ink and toner cartridges as an alternative to the original manufacturers product. Maybe you’ve even considered buying remanufactured cartridges yourself? The big question is, are they actually any good and are they worth the risk? Do they produce the same level of quality as cartridges built by the original manufacturer? .

When purchasing printer supplies, it is crucial to know which cartridges are compatible with the machine that requires a replacement.

  There is a great amount of variation between different inkjet printer models and even between different brand inkjet printers in terms of structure and designing. While the same level of high variation doesn’t exist when it comes to laser printer brands and models, this doesn’t mean that there isn’t some kind of variation. The variations are just more subtle in laser printers than in inkjet printers. For instance, take the dilemma of drum .

“Refurbished” isn’t just another word for “used,” but the two terms are related. Used goods, also known as secondhand or pre-owned goods, are products that another person has bought, used, and sold. Refurbished goods, also known as reconditioned or remanufactured goods, are products that another person has bought and then, for some reason, decided to return