Resolution Of Inkjet Printer

DPI is an important standard in the industry for measuring print quality. It itself represents the number of dots that an inkjet printer can print within a range of one inch. The higher the dpi value during monochrome printing, the better the printing effect. The situation is more complicated when printing in color. The quality of printing is usually influenced by both the DPI value and color harmony ability. Due to the possible differences in black and white printing resolution and color printing resolution between general color inkjet printers, it is important to pay attention to the resolution provided by the merchant and whether it is the highest resolution when purchasing. Generally, inkjet printers with a resolution of at least 360DPI should be selected.