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Hi
I was planning to replace my Epson R1900 printer with the 3880, largely based on lower priced ink per ml. That's was until I studied the cost of home printing reports from Red River Paper closely
http://www.redrivercatalog.com/cost-of-inkjet-printing.html
If their calculations and mine are correct the 3380 uses more ink per print than either my R1900 or it's replacement the R2000.
R1900 116.28 ml of ink for 200 10x8 inch prints at 1440 dpi
R2000 115.26 ml of ink for 200 10x8 inch prints at 1440 dpi
3880 148.92 ml of ink for 200 10x8 inch prints at 1440 dpi
Has anybody else who has moved up from either the R1900 or R2000 found the 3880 or indeed the R3000 that has the same ink set to be more ink thirsty ?.
I was planning to replace my Epson R1900 printer with the 3880, largely based on lower priced ink per ml. That's was until I studied the cost of home printing reports from Red River Paper closely
http://www.redrivercatalog.com/cost-of-inkjet-printing.html
If their calculations and mine are correct the 3380 uses more ink per print than either my R1900 or it's replacement the R2000.
R1900 116.28 ml of ink for 200 10x8 inch prints at 1440 dpi
R2000 115.26 ml of ink for 200 10x8 inch prints at 1440 dpi
3880 148.92 ml of ink for 200 10x8 inch prints at 1440 dpi
Has anybody else who has moved up from either the R1900 or R2000 found the 3880 or indeed the R3000 that has the same ink set to be more ink thirsty ?.