Why doesn't my lexmark inkjet cartrage concluding longer?

Why doesn't my lexmark inkjet cartrage concluding longer?

Depending on which model you enjoy, it could be because the cartridges you are getting are not completely full. When you buy the printer, you get "starter" cartridges that aren't full, so they run out swiftly. Then you might keep buying low yield cartridges and not even realize. Like for some models, Lexmark offers a #16 black, which is the regular size, and a #17, which is the low concede version.



When it comes down to it, even Lexmark cartridges that are completely full don't end that long simply because they are so small. It's not really anything about how Lexmark printers use the ink, it's simply that there isn't that much to instigate with.



Try printing within draft/fast mode for all documents except momentous ones or ones you plan on showing to someone else. This really does help.
perchance you're printing too much
The only company who have printers that are used up faster are Epson.....Lexmark driks ink like a fish drinks river.
I think its cheaper immediately to buy a new printer near ink cartridges included than to go buy cartridges alone.
I read that the foundation the printer come real cheap is because they manufacture more money on selling the ink than anything else.



My Lexmarks get around 400 sheets out of it but within are others that get deeply less.



David