How come the pilot frixion black refills are more expensive that the blue refills?
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Hi Bridget! Thank you for your inquiry! Pricing depends on manufacturer, current sales and stock availability. Aiste BisonOffice
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I'm assuming yes, MontBlank is definitely more expensive, but is a good looking pen, has a good weight to it and I don't have any issues with writing. Hope that helps
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This IS the more expensive version -- name brand Canon Pixma and not a refilled cartridge. I use the black and 5 other colors in my 5-year old Canon photo printer. Cheaper (usually) on Amazon than other big box stores. Only one size available -- no larger size for my particular photo printer -- needs all 6 cartridges in the correct colors before it will run.
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Because they are made to be used with specialty card printers - which can cost 10 to 20 times the price of an inkjet (at least mine did). The ink is "burned" into the plastic cards permanently.
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Compared to refills, refills are more convenient but it definitely holds more ink that a 5pk of refills. Maybe like 25-30 refills.
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I really have no idea!! I saw the blue one & that was that, seems like something would be put in or maybe they switched prices & forgot the black one!! Maybe if you email the company & ask them they will have an answer for you!! Good Luck in finding your answer!!!
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MontBlanc offers refills in a variety of colors, you can see the list of colors on their website. I don
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Because it is like 7 bucks! Plus you get extra leads. These are very good pencils. I doubt if you would find anything comparable for the money.
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I don't know why the prices are different. They are the same type/color and sold by the same company. I purchased the cheapest one and it works great!
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There are individual color cartridges inside this multi-pak. Each cartridge is filled with a larger quantity of ink compared to the regular cartridge.
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The larger cartridge labeled PGBK should be filled with a pigment based ink. The others use dye based inks. When you purchase refill ink, be sure there are five separate bottles and of the two black inks, one is pigment and the other dye.
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no. Black ink cartridge is about $17 and color is about $21 depending on where you shop. They both last quite a while.
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XL just means there is twice as much ink in the cartridge. It cost more, but you replace it less frequently. That is how it was explained to me.
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Just get the pentel refill lead in 0.7 (it has the blue top). And it's not expensive and comes with very large amount of refills
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Old post, I know. I have not tried refilling this cartridge, but this is what I have found:Lexmark offers for sale two different versions of the same cartridge: The regular version ( #200 or 200XL) is not refillable. It is the "Return Program" or "Prebate" cartridge. Supposedly, when you buy this cartridge you agree to return the empty cartridge to Lexmark. In return, Lexmark gives you roughly $5 off the retail list price of the cartridge. The "A" version ( #200A or #200XLA) can easily be refilled. However, the price of the cartridge is roughly $5 higher than the regular version, so most people unknowingly buy the regular version. If you want to refill #200 or 200XL you will need "A" version cartridges. Old post, I know. I have not tried refilling this cartridge, but this is what I have found:Lexmark offers for sale two different versions of the same cartridge: The regular version ( #200 or 200XL) is not refillable. It is the "Return Program" or "Prebate" cartridge. Supposedly, when you buy this cartridge you agree to return the empty cartridge to Lexmark. In return, Lexmark gives you roughly $5 off the retail list price of the cartridge. The "A" version ( #200A or #200XLA) can easily be refilled. However, the price of the cartridge is... » Read More Old post, I know. I have not tried refilling this cartridge, but this is what I have found:Lexmark offers for sale two different versions of the same cartridge: The regular version ( #200 or 200XL) is not refillable. It is the "Return Program" or "Prebate" cartridge. Supposedly, when you buy this cartridge you agree to return the empty cartridge to Lexmark. In return, Lexmark gives you roughly $5 off the retail list price of the cartridge. The "A" version ( #200A or #200XLA) can easily be refilled. However, the price of the cartridge is roughly $5 higher than the regular version, so most people unknowingly buy the regular version. If you want to refill #200 or 200XL you will need "A" version cartridges. « Show Less
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Sorry, I have no idea why the black model is more expensive than the red. Could be the provider of the black paint is greedier.
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See this: http://www.office.xerox.com/latest/OPBFS-13.PDF for an apples to apples and useful cost analysis between their lasers and solid ink printers. Note: The Phasers are laser printers while Colorqubes are the solid ink printers. The 8870 model which is aimed at higher volume shops has a higher up front cost but significantly lower ink costs than the 8570. As far as I could tell, they are basically the same printer with a few minor differences. This may no longer be correct or I might have missed something... I have had two of these over the years, the latest one is significantly better in every way and does not waste as much (very little) ink. The ink "qubes" are not interchangeable between models are country specific and foreign ink will not work. Off brand ink may or may not work well. I had a problem (with the older model) after several years with clogged nozzles which I attributed to non OEM ink. As a side note, the yellow ink from Xerox is bright yellow, the off brand that I thought would be high quality was a dirty yellow almost orange color and it was more brittle resulting in broken cubes.