There are both pros and cons to using refilled cartridges in your inkjet printer, no matter what brand you own. If you listen to the manufacturers, refilled cartridges can damage your printer and void your warranty.
If you listen to the refill companies, on the other hand, the cartridges will work as well as the originals, at a much lower cost.
The truth is somewhere in the middle – here are some of the pros and cons of refill ink.
Pros
The biggest advantage of refill ink is the lower cost. They cost less than half the price of a new cartridge, and this can really add up over the life of a printer.
And no only do you save money, but you’re also recycling the ink cartridge, which is better for the environment.
Another advantage of refill ink is the availability. If you keep a refill kit on hand, it won’t matter when your cartridge runs out – you can just refill it. This is especially helpful if you run out of ink in the middle of the night or you use a printer like Dell, whose ink is not available anywhere except by ordering from Dell (and waiting for it to be shipped).
Cons
One of the biggest cons...
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