What is a customer benefit of high capacity ink cartridges?

Question

Options

• AProven HP quality and lowest price per cartridge
• BTrouble-free printing and reduced running costs
• CThe ability to utilize the low-fill cartridge that always ships with the printer
• DThe ability to Upgrade older printers to a higher print quality

• A
  7% (2)
• B
  87% (26)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

High capacity ink cartridges hold significantly more ink than standard cartridges, meaning users print more pages before needing a replacement - this directly reduces how often cartridges are swapped out (trouble-free printing) and lowers the cost-per-page over time (reduced running costs), making B the correct answer.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is incorrect because high capacity cartridges typically cost more per cartridge, not less - their advantage is cost-per-page, not cost-per-cartridge.
• C is backwards - high capacity cartridges are the opposite of low-fill starter cartridges; this choice describes a drawback of standard retail printers, not a benefit.
• D is incorrect because ink cartridge capacity has no effect on print quality or hardware capability - resolution is determined by the printer hardware itself.

Memory tip: Think of high capacity as a "bulk buy" - you pay more upfront per cartridge but save money long-term and interrupt your printing less often. The key phrase is running costs, which signals ongoing operational savings, not one-time price.

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