Inkjet Printers

What Makes Printing with Inkjet Printers Easier?

• Inkjet printers use a refill tank system which allows you to refill ink directly into the cartridge, i.e. into the print cartridge, using an ink bottle. This system results in lower printing costs, and since fewer print cartridges are used, inkjet printers are ecological and greener to use.
• Inkjet printers have Airprint. You can print wirelessly, via Wi-Fi, from your mobile phone or computer, or even from another room.

The Main Advantages of Inkjet Printers

• Low price - models range from as low as about £38
• Compact size - the classic inkjet printer fits comfortably on your desk.
• High printing speed - about 34 pp/min. Inkjet Printers can start printing after 5.4 seconds.
• High print quality - up to 9 600 DPI. DPI (Dots per inch) refers to the number of pixels that can fit into one inch. 1 inch is 2.54cm. The higher the DPI resolution, the better the print quality.
• Suitable for printing documents, photos and CD and DVD printing.
• Interface via USB, LAN, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or print from a memory card - Thanks to Bluetooth connectivity, you can conveniently print without connecting a cable to the printer.
• Various paper sizes - A1-A6, B5, photos of 13x18cm, 10x15cm and others

The Main Disadvantages of Inkjet Printers

• If not used for a long time, the ink dries out and can clog the nozzles.
• Most of the ink is not waterproof and the print fades after a long time in the light.