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HP DeskJet 2710e All-In-One Colour Printer with 6 Months of Instant Ink with HP+, White £28.99 @ Amazon
HP DeskJet 2710e All-In-One Colour Printer with 6 Months of Instant Ink with HP+, White £28.99 @ Amazon
HP DeskJet 2710e All-In-One Colour Printer with 6 Months of Instant Ink with HP+, White £28.99 @ Amazon
HP DeskJet 2710e All-In-One Colour Printer with 6 Months of Instant Ink with HP+, White £28.99 @ Amazon
HP DeskJet 2710e All-In-One Colour Printer with 6 Months of Instant Ink with HP+, White £28.99 @ Amazon
HP DeskJet 2710e All-In-One Colour Printer with 6 Months of Instant Ink with HP+, White £28.99 @ Amazon
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Posted 27 March 2023

HP DeskJet 2710e All-In-One Colour Printer with 6 Months of Instant Ink with HP+, White £28.99 @ Amazon

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  • BEST FOR BASIC PRINTING – Print basic colour documents like recipes, forms and travel documents
  • KEY FEATURES – Print, copy and scan in colour, plus mobile and wireless printing
  • HP+ SMART PRINTING SYSTEM – The optional HP+ system enables your printer to think ahead so it's more secure, more productive and ready when you are. Requires an HP account, internet connection and use of only Original HP Ink for the life of the printer
  • 6 MONTHS OF INSTANT INK INCLUDED & AN EXTRA YEAR OF HP WARRANTY – when you activate optional HP+ and Instant Ink when setting up your printer. Only with HP+
  • EASY SETUP – Get started fast on any device with the HP Smart app that guides you step by step
  • HP SMART APP – Print, scan and copy from your phone—whenever, wherever. Get advanced features for 24 months with HP+
  • WORRY-FREE WIRELESS – Get better range and more reliable connections using dual-band Wi-Fi with self-reset
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  • HP DeskJet 2710e All-In-One Colour Printer with 6 Months of Instant Ink with HP+
  • Multifunctional
  • Black Printing Speed 5-9ppm
  • Colour Printing Speed 5 ppm
  • Interface: USB 2.0
  • Warranty: 1 year
  • Condition Status: Brand New


All-in-one with WiFi

Print, scan and copy with the HP DeskJet 2710e All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer. It comes with built-in WiFi, so you can use it from any room in your home without needing to plug it into your computer.

It has a print resolution of up to 1200 dpi, so you'll get sharp text, bold blacks and crisp colour images with every print.

Enabled with HP+

The cloud-connected DeskJet 2710e is enabled with HP+, which gives you extra printer benefits, such as automatic detection and fixing of connection issues. This makes the printer more up-to-date and secure. You even get more advanced options through the HP Smart app on your phone, such as easy multi-page document scanning, mobile fax and productivity features.

Includes 6 months of HP Instant Ink

Thanks to Instant Ink with HP+, you can save up to 70% on original HP Ink and up to 50% on toner. Cartridges are automatically ordered by your printer when you are running low and delivered to your door. Plans start from 99p per month for 15 pages.

The service works on how many pages you print, not how much ink you use. Choose between 15, 50, 100, 300 or 700-page monthly plans - unused pages roll over to the next month. The price includes ink, shipping and cartridge recycling.
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  1. beebop24's avatar
    beebop24
    Got this last year on a cheap deal (not as cheap as this). It's very basic but absolutely fine for printing the odd worksheet or occasional photocopy.

    No good for photos and doesn't print edge to edge.

    Remember, sign up to the highest subscription for the 6 months but remember to reduce it or cancel before the 6mths run out.
    greatnameuk's avatar
    greatnameuk
    Why's it no good for photos?
  2. tonysat's avatar
    tonysat
    Anyone know if this is actually any good? Quite a few poor ratings
    Bottles81's avatar
    Bottles81
    I sell lots of them. Just as dependable as any other home printer in my experience. Just a bit more clattery with front loading cartridges. Can be a pain to setup if you don't have a WiFi computer in which case use a smartphone or tablet with the HP Smart app. Almost impossible to setup on Windows 7 despite supporting it.

    The 6030 one above it is a more pleasing build.
  3. MrDMan's avatar
    MrDMan
    Said on a previous deal that I wouldn't buy this again. Can work fine sometimes but more often than not it states offline and won't print, even when connected with usb cable. After alot of messing it can normally be sorted and works but quality is poor.
    I would spend a little more elsewhere next time not to have the hassle.
    greatnameuk's avatar
    greatnameuk
    Yeah I think I'm gonna give this a miss. So cheap but sounds like it's not worth the hassle..... Save my fiver off voucher for something that I might actually keep! (edited)
  4. LCulls's avatar
    LCulls
    Worth the extra tenner for the better model?
    Cheapasnowt's avatar
    Cheapasnowt
    I would say so. This one has some iffy reviews.
  5. Junesama's avatar
    Junesama
    Good for B&W documents but the colour prints are atrocious
    greatnameuk's avatar
    greatnameuk
    Do u have this exact printer?
  6. 130uk's avatar
    130uk
    Can you sign up to the free ink if you already have a subscription?
    Cheapasnowt's avatar
    Cheapasnowt
    dont think so- if you have a subscription the only way is to do it would be to use a new email address and register this printer under a second account.
  7. Faistime's avatar
    Faistime
    Absolutely awful printer. We bought for around the same price and we were DEPERATE for a printer and still returned it. Just junk.
  8. Dezz's avatar
    Dezz
    Thanks op this will hopefully be better than my current printer where it will only print on a full moon with the wind blowing in the right direction and standing on one leg...
  9. Maxm4n's avatar
    Maxm4n
    Thanks op managed to get one,,,,,
  10. dré.'s avatar
    dré.
    great deal, think I may order a spare!
  11. fizzervbf's avatar
    fizzervbf
    Ordered, thanks. Had to finally get a printer
  12. garyho1220's avatar
    garyho1220
    HOT!
  13. Cheapasnowt's avatar
    Cheapasnowt
    These printers remind me of the old games consoles- cost a fortune when they first came out then got as cheap as chips purely as more money was made by software (for games consoles) and printer cartridges in case of the printers.
  14. Cheapasnowt's avatar
    Cheapasnowt
    Oh and the other thing to remember is that by signing up to HP+ I think you are only able to use genuine original HP cartridges. You can't use third party ink even if you unsubscribe. The only way to use third party ink is not to subscribe to HP+ in the first place.
    Djpal123's avatar
    Djpal123
    Hi, where can i buy good third party cartridges from? Please let me know if you know one. Thanks.
  15. ollyprice87's avatar
    ollyprice87
    Top tip - don’t bother with the instant ink, if you’re buying this type of printer chances are you’re not going to use that much so don’t bother with the faff and giving HP your details. In the same vein - when getting the driver, look for their ‘basic’ driver. It’s hidden a way on their site but you only need that. The bundled crap they give you in the normal driver is just pure bloat. (edited)
  16. BadCredit's avatar
    BadCredit
    Landfill
  17. AzeemB's avatar
    AzeemB
    Buy a brother printer instead, 10 years later it will still be working
  18. Jay_Bee's avatar
    Jay_Bee
    I have one of these.

    Prints fine - but will bleed you as dry as a Pharoh's flip flops when buying ink.
    Unfortunately, I discovered printer companies are like drug pushers, they sell you the essential equipment for next to nothing, and then drain the life out of your wallet when you need ink.
    If you want original ink cartridges - its gonna cost £30-£40 a pop to replace both black and colour (maybe slightly less on 3rd party sites if your lucky, but not much less, and the printer often has software updates that might mean certain 3rd party ink cartridges don't work -nightmare).

    I learned the hard way - gotta fork out for a more expensive printer in the beginning to make savings over the years in ink. Works out cheaper in the long run.

    Plus - the ink cartridge you buy for around £20 will give you just over 200 pages if your lucky.

    And, if you don't use it often, the cartidges can dry out over time in my experience (edited)
  19. sombol's avatar
    sombol
    Ah I'm so tempted to buy
  20. EbayIsGodSend's avatar
    EbayIsGodSend
    Ordered just now
  21. timmyteef's avatar
    timmyteef
    If I set up the Instant Ink to maximum, what do I achieve by this? More ink cartridges in the 6 months? Or am I wrong
    SiB123's avatar
    SiB123
    No, they'll only send you new cartridges when yours are empty. The benefit of being on the highest plan is that you'll be able to print out a higher number of pages.

    Cartridges are included in the price whatever plan you're on, when they're nearly empty HP automatically send out replacements.
  22. greatnameuk's avatar
    greatnameuk
    Yeah I kep reading bad reviews on these which makes me hesitant... They really bad?
    wolvesinwales's avatar
    wolvesinwales
    I've suffered terribly with HPs in the past (WiFi constantly dropping out) extremely stressful I would never have another. I'm happy with an Epson. (edited)
  23. naz9236's avatar
    naz9236
    Need a cheap printer for the kids, do I buy then once Iv received it sign up?
    Sorry not sure hence why I’m asking
    Thanks
    MdNadim_Sharif's avatar
    MdNadim_Sharif
    Yes

    You need to signup after you receive the item. (edited)
  24. Cheapasnowt's avatar
    Cheapasnowt
    I signed up on the highest tariff at the time of 300 pages. After a month realised wouldn't print anywhere near that so at the end of the six months downgraded to 50 pages. That suits me and can roll over up to three months worth in case you are running short. PM me if needed
  25. ruheluddin86's avatar
    ruheluddin86
    This printer ALWAYS comes up on offer!
    What’s a better alternative? I just need a black n white printer for printing kids home worksheets etc?
    jaffamuffin's avatar
    jaffamuffin
    Almost any £50 laser printer.  Or are they £100 now?
  26. Ybansal's avatar
    Ybansal
    Can someone please recommend the cheep documents scanner + printer. I need a scanner which can scan both sides up to 50 pages in one go...thanks
    Monaco.Blue's avatar
    Monaco.Blue
    I’m after a budgiet printer too
  27. PhoenixS's avatar
    PhoenixS
    I got the envy 6022e last night and it's been a pain... Would say it's in an error state and photo quality is rubbish.blooks fancy but I wish I'd bought this one. Probably little difference between them
  28. Chemical's avatar
    Chemical
    Pitty not available in black, so how does this ink subscription work? What’s the limit they will send you? Guessing I can’t blaze a cartridge per week
    janiex's avatar
    janiex
    You pay for a set amount of pages, so if you had 500 pages a month you can do 500 pages full colour. You get new cartridges sent out before you’d run out of ink, so that you can always keep printing.
  29. fleebleflam's avatar
    fleebleflam
    Can these be filled with your own ink? (edited)
    Cheapasnowt's avatar
    Cheapasnowt
    Only if you don't accept the instant ink and sign up to HP+ program at outset. If you do then you can't use third party ink
  30. wadepayne's avatar
    wadepayne
    Was great but awful trying to connect devices to printer
  31. lageryron's avatar
    lageryron
    Ink just evaporates, you're not saving if you don't use it much.
  32. greatnameuk's avatar
    greatnameuk
    Sounds fun 🤪
  33. CoolGeezer's avatar
    CoolGeezer
    How does this instant ink thing work then? Can I not just buy cheap replacement ink off eBay like I do with my current conventional printer? Someone plz explaina nd thanks in advance 🙌🙌
    Cheapasnowt's avatar
    Cheapasnowt
    Not if you sign up to HP+.
  34. silentplayer's avatar
    silentplayer
    Is this the one, where if you cancel the subscription, it won't print anymore?
  35. snowtiger's avatar
    snowtiger
    Requires an HP account, internet connection and use of only Original HP Ink for the life of the printer
  36. Adao's avatar
    Adao
    No longer available?
  37. Frank30uk's avatar
    Frank30uk Author
    Aww man, didn`t quite make it to 1000°
  38. greatnameuk's avatar
    greatnameuk
    glad its gone
  39. Louis_4j8's avatar
    Louis_4j8
    Friendly reminder that ink refills are a hidden scam in the tech industry and should always be treated as such.
  40. Noddydog's avatar
    Noddydog
    For some people, like myself, we just need to print out the odd boarding pass or a once in a blue moon letter. I realise the cartridges will dry out without taking precautions, but the prescribed method of keeping them in a damp sealed container until needed, isn’t a biggie in my scenario.

    The cheapest half decent lazer printer is about £150, three times what I will pay for this printer plus a couple of spare cartridges that will probably see me out several years.

    For some of us, admittedly not all, this type of printer, even with high cartridge costs, makes good economic sense.
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