02-25-2025
12:19 PM
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02-25-2025
12:20 PM
by
James_C
Can someone explain to me why the heck the ink for this printer costs the same as what I paid for the printer brand new? I mean at this rate I could just go buy a new printer each time I run out of ink cheaper than replacing my ink cartridges
02-25-2025 02:02 PM - edited 02-25-2025 02:04 PM
It's because you succumbed to the allure of an extremely cheap printer, one which has only two cartridges....black and tri-color, and if one color runs out you throw away the leftover colors. This is commonly referred to as a "throwaway" printer. It's a case of giving away a printer and making the profits on the ink.
In addition, the TS3522 will not print borderless pictures larger than 5 x 7 inches, another shortcoming discovered by numerous people writing to this forum.
Spend more for a printer, one which uses four separate ink cartridges. That's how to avoid the trap you are caught in.
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