Trying to decide between 3 printers

[measekite]

THE R800 IS A PIGMENTED BASED PRINTER THAT IS MORE PRONE TO CLOGGING
WITH ANY INK. THE RISK IS MUCH HIGHER WITH AFTERMARKET INK

 

[measekite]

IMO THE IP2000 IS A RIP OFF THAT SHOULD BE DROPPED FROM THE CANON LINE.

 

[drc023]

Only partially correct about the black ink. Pigmented black is only used for
plain paper mode. Composite black is used for text and graphics on all other
paper types.

 

[Davy]

stevemwrote

"Davy"]
Be warned that the latest Epson printer

I understand will not wor
with OEM ink - you need to check this point

Don't know to which printers you're referring here, but my R80
happily
accepts third-party cartridges (with Formulabs ink) without complaint
and
produces every bit as good results as it did with the origina
cartridges
Steve.[/quote:8c9799c99c][/quote:8c9799c99c

I am aware that the C and R series will work with non OEM inks. I wa
referring to the RX series which 'appears' to make using 3rd part
inks difficult

Dav

 

[measekite]

stevemwrote:

message

Be warned that the latest Epson printers

I understand will not work
with OEM ink - you need to check this point.

Don't know to which printers you're referring here, but my R800
happily
accepts third-party cartridges (with Formulabs ink) without complaint,
and
produces every bit as good results as it did with the original
cartridges.
Steve.[/quote:8c9799c99c][/quote:8c9799c99c]

I am aware that the C and R series will work with non OEM inks. I was
referring to the RX series which 'appears' to make using 3rd party
inks difficult.


Davy

THE R800 USES PIGMENTED INK AND HAS A HIGH CLOGGING RATE WHEN USING
ANYTHING OTHER THAN EPSON.