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HP DeskJet Plus 4130e All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer & 9 months Instant Ink with HP+ £49.99 @ Currys
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Posted 28 February 2023

HP DeskJet Plus 4130e All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer & 9 months Instant Ink with HP+ £49.99 @ Currys

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  1. arshadsomauroo's avatar
    arshadsomauroo
    Well point to note it is a Single sided printer only !
    Lauren_Bray's avatar
    Lauren_Bray
    As far as I know it is duplex
  2. subhi's avatar
    subhi
    Don't trust new hp printers. Some will stop working without subscription. Laser jets won't work without hp.com login

  3. plap's avatar
    plap
    Keep in mind that with the 'e' printers you cannot use aftermarket / non-genuine HP inkjet cartridges if you have signed up to Instant Ink.
    After you cancel instant ink the printer will ONLY accept genuine HP ink cartridges.

    Still a good deal for some, just be aware of this restriction
  4. HottUKDealer's avatar
    HottUKDealer
    condolences to anyone that needs to use a printer - hateful devices
    wolvesinwales's avatar
    wolvesinwales
    HP certainly are, best thing I did when I binned mine and bought an Epson.
  5. bigguy201's avatar
    bigguy201
    49679735-pVKaj.jpg

    I've managed to accumulate a few free months 😜
    allsa001's avatar
    allsa001
    Oh wow. How did you make that. My own was delivered today, but not got home yet
  6. ehsangreat's avatar
    ehsangreat
    And don't forget extra 3 months free
    dré.'s avatar
    dré. Author
    that was deleted from my original post by the mods.
  7. Mihai_A.'s avatar
    Mihai_A.
    This rubbish again? Don't buy HP people.
  8. Russ2626's avatar
    Russ2626
    Definitely worth mentioning in the title that 9 months instant ink is included
    dré.'s avatar
    dré. Author
    I cannot edit the deal unfortunately? (edited)
  9. DrNub's avatar
    DrNub
    If you roll it over to 2100 then cancel, do you end up losing those rolled over pages?
    gordo1964's avatar
    gordo1964
    You lose most of them. It's to stop people rolling up on the free ink then 'downsizing'.
  10. Inki's avatar
    Inki
    A little confused on how this works. Do you get 700 pages a month for 9 months for free (then cancel)?

    There's a couple of big textbooks + workbooks I want to print and it would be far cheaper to do it this way. (edited)
  11. RedmanDealer's avatar
    RedmanDealer
    What happens at the end of 9 months, does all the ink currently in your printer stop working or can you simply use whatever is left in the cartridge then you either have to resubscribe or buy ink cartridges the old way?

    I have a b/w laserjet that just keeps going so I only need the odd colour printout but I'm wary of all the tactics used by HP, including best before dates etc.

    What happens at the end of 9 months, does all the ink currently in your printer stop working or can you simply use whatever is left in the cartridge then you either have to resubscribe or buy ink cartridges the old way?

    I have a b/w laserjet that just keeps going so I only need the odd colour printout but I'm wary of all the tactics used by HP, including best before dates etc. (edited)
    Shab99's avatar
    Shab99
    If you cancel then the printer won't print until you buy new cartridges. However, the cheapest monthly charge is 99p and gets you 10 pages. I am on that and must get some carry over because I rately use it but sometimes print over 10 pages and never pay more than 99p. (edited)
  12. scotz78's avatar
    scotz78
    Got this last time it was posted. it's OK but a bit slower than previous Envy printers and has an annoying need for the Document Feeder button to be pressed on the 2nd page of any print job and I can't find the setting to get round it. Still it's the cheapest document feeder printer around which is terrific if you're scanning a multi page report or even photos.
  13. MasterAK's avatar
    MasterAK
    Got this last time and its decent for the price, get a friends referral for 3 months extra ink so 12 months free in total.
  14. MrsPickleJuice's avatar
    MrsPickleJuice
    this printer is constantly £50. I'm waiting for it to hit 30! :P
    sethjee's avatar
    sethjee
    I bought this for £45 from last deal last month with BLC and it had £15 cashback offer, so got it for £30. It probably works out free of charge as they’re giving 1 year free ink. If you buy cartridge alone it would cost nearly £20
  15. jus012's avatar
    jus012
    Wow 9 months of instant ink is good. And obviously with a Refferal code and Google search you can easily extend free ink to another 6 more months. So almost 15 months of free ink!!
    dizzypanda's avatar
    dizzypanda
    How did you get 15 months free ink?
  16. e_aussie's avatar
    e_aussie
    doesnt support borderless printing also i dont think 6 months extra is right its 3 months for referral no?
  17. t1redmonkey's avatar
    t1redmonkey
    i've had this printer for about a year, it's a good all round performer for what i've used it for (just everyday printing tasks really and some occasional scanning), and the free ink for most of that time was nice too.
  18. LugsDeal's avatar
    LugsDeal
    The HP inkjet (and most other) printers aren’t worth the hassle in my experience. I’d buy genuine cartridges but use the printer only occasionally (2/3 times a month).

    The heads would dry up completely in a couple of months and I’d end up using most of the ink trying to get a single sheet to come out in some sort of acceptable quality. I’d be trying to print a barcode on a shipping label and have to do it near 10 times to get one that was readable.

    Ended up screwing it off for the sake of my sanity and bought a Brother duplex colour laser printer. Much more expensive of course, but very much worth it.
  19. The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat
    If you love frustrating wifi problems, this is the printer for you!
    dré.'s avatar
    dré. Author
    I use a USB cable for that very reason.
  20. dan.gadgets's avatar
    dan.gadgets
    just setting this up on a new account and it is only showing 2 months free Instant ink, what am i doing wrong :?
    dan.gadgets's avatar
    dan.gadgets
    Sorted
  21. lynne192's avatar
    lynne192
    Any good for printing pictures? I've got a hp envy 4524 and it's always been brilliant but it's on its last legs.
  22. Imran_Amjad's avatar
    Imran_Amjad
    its showing £79.99
  23. dré.'s avatar
    dré. Author
    Not for me, still showing @ £49.99
  24. dré.'s avatar
    dré. Author
    NOW £40, won't let me edit so submitted a new deal ?
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