Today, we’ll be facing two more giants against each other, like we did last week. Lexmark vs HP were compared last week, this week, however, it’s Dell vs Epson. Let’s get started.

Dell vs Epson

When choosing a printer, one of the most important things to take into consideration is the cost per page. Most people when buying a printer select one on the basis of the price of the hardware not how much it’s going to cost them to maintain the printer during the time that it’s owned. This article provides you with some examples of the different cost’s of consumables.

Some printer manufactures try to provide value for money with their consumables whereas others just care about making the maximum amount of money they can from you the consumer.

These examples show how you can save money over time and show how you should use careful consideration to what you’re buying.

Differences in Price – Dell vs Epson

You can see that with both Dell and Epson printers, paying a bit more for your printer will give you much better running costs and help you save in the long run. This is a general rule to consider when buying any printer. An increase in the cost of a printer usually results in a lower cost per page, higher page yield (better cost-efficiency) and is much better than buying than a printer as cheaply as possible. The print quality from more expensive machines will also be better as well as its features, functions and connectivity.

Save… EVEN MORE!

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