(WXYZ) — With so many people still working from home, your household printer may be working overtime, not to mention your ink cartridges. Consumer Reports has some ...

We all know the pain of buying ink cartridges. They are expensive – ridiculously expensive – $16 to $227, depending on the brand. In some cases, replacement cartridges seem as pricey as the actual ...

Printer ink is so expensive it’s considered the other black gold. Replacement cartridges can take a big bite out of your budget. There are some ways to save money, and Consumer Reports says it starts ...

Here's a riddle. Which is cheaper, a $49 inkjet printer or a $299 laser printer? The answer depends on how much you print and how long you keep the printer. If you do a lot of printing, over a year or ...

When you purchased a printer for your office, it came with an instruction manual that indicated the type of ink the machine accepts. The manufacturer recommends certain types of ink because the ...

Printing your images onto wood is definitely a unique way to display your photos or art, but it can become a costly endeavor depending on the printing company and specific options you choose. If ...

The EcoTank ET-3850 has great picture quality on glossy paper and does well on plain paper too. Photo by Tracey Truly / Digital Trends The hidden costs of ink and toner are important considerations ...

The printer ate your TPS reports, but no excuse matters when you’re rushing off to meet clients empty-handed. No wonder everybody loves to hate printers. When you ...

Printers are complicated machines, and far less important than they were even 10 years ago. And yet, there are still times ...

Canon inkjet printers use ink cartridges that are equipped with a special chip that reports when a cartridge is low or out of ink. One hindrance to this technology for many businesses is the fact that ...

— -- You've probably had this experience: Your printer tells you it's time to change the cartridge, but you dismiss the message and keep printing. Days or weeks later, you're still using the same ...