Large format printers have more colors because they primarily use durable pigment inks, which have a narrower color gamut than dye inks. The additional color cartridges compensate for this limitation and expand the available color spectrum, resulting in more accurate...

Comparison between Dye Ink Vs. Pigment Ink ParameterDye InkPigment InkColor performance and vibrancyVibrant with good saturationLong lasting, less vibrant than Dye inksPrint longevity and fade hereModerateExcellentWater and smudge resistanceLowHighMedia...

When you’re buying printer cartridges — whether for home, school, or business — you’ll often come across terms like “page yield” or see specifications that promise “up to 2,000 pages per cartridge.” These numbers sound helpful, but what do they actually mean in...

Whether you print occasionally at home or manage a busy office with high-volume printing, choosing the right cartridge for your printer is essential. Using the wrong one can lead to printer errors, low print quality, or even permanent damage to your machine. It can...

In the simple terms, original ink or toner cartridges are manufactured by the company who built your printer whereas a compatible cartridge is one that has been manufactured by a third party. There’s obviously far more to it than that, so we’ve put together this...