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HP OfficeJet Pro 9014e printer with 9months instant ink £169.99 (£99.99 after cashback) @ Amazon
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Posted 6 May 2023

HP OfficeJet Pro 9014e printer with 9months instant ink £169.99 (£99.99 after cashback) @ Amazon

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You can claim £70 cashback and an extra wrranty by registration. This also comes with 9 months instant ink. Seems like a good price
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  • BEST FOR SMALL BUSINESSES AND HOME OFFICES – Print professional-quality colour documents like presentations, brochures and flyers
  • UPGRADED FEATURES – Fast colour print, copy, fax, auto 2-sided printing and scanning, mobile and wireless printing, auto document feeder, and print from USB
  • HP+ SMART PRINTING SYSTEM – The optional HP+ system enables your printer to think ahead so it is 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
  • 9 MONTHS OF INSTANT INK INCLUDED AND AN EXTRA YEAR OF HP WARRANTY – when you activate optional HP+ and Instant Ink when setting up your printer. Only with HP+
  • FAST PRINT SPEEDS – Print up to 22 pages per minute in black and 18 pages per minute in colour
  • DUAL BAND WI-FI – Self-healing Wi-Fi automatically detects and resolves connection issues
  • HP SMART APP – Print, scan and copy from your phone—from anywhere. Get advanced features for 24 months with HP+
  • SECURITY ESSENTIALS – Protect sensitive data with basic encryption, password protection, Wi-Fi security and document protection. Get enhanced cloud-based security features with HP+
  • This printer is intended to work only with cartridges with original HP chips or circuitry and will block cartridges using non-HP chips or circuitry. Periodic firmware updates will maintain the effectiveness of these measures.
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  1. sowotsdis's avatar
    sowotsdis
    As many have said there is certainly a program on updates sent by HP that renders printers that are more than two years old to be useless.
    SpamBin's avatar
    SpamBin
    I wonder how legal that is? Can they legally send out a code to render your private device unserviceable? I think they would be on very thin ice if you took them to the small claims court. The issue I guess though would be proving that HP actually sent out this code to brick your device. If you could, I think that that could effectively be classed as 'criminal damage', it's your property that you paid for and now own. It's not rented off HP or loaned by them. If a class action was brought against them and they were found to have breached UK law, it could be extremely expensive for them.

    To add though, I am no legal expert but have had numerous legal disputes in the past that have been resolved by the other party settling before they have gone to court.
  3. tdk2bu's avatar
    tdk2bu
    Just had my confirmation that cashback has been approved. Result, printer will work out £100 and 10 months free ink.
    djdope's avatar
    djdope Author
    Did you apply for a warranty extension as mine is showing 2 years instead of 3. So I need to raise a support case with them
  4. djdope's avatar
    djdope Author
    Cashback has been confirmed
  5. dré.'s avatar
    dré.
    This looks a solid printer, I am seriously thinking about an upgrade. Currys will price match and it's worth their 5 year guarantee as this will inevitably break (edited)
    tdk2bu's avatar
    tdk2bu
    Currys don't sell it mate from what I could see last night
  6. MrFizzy's avatar
    MrFizzy
    Sadly ho printers are not the simple quality work horses they used to be. It wouldn’t even allow me to set it up without an internet connection. performs behind the scenes firmware upgrades to prevent the use of 3rd party cartridges.
    tdk2bu's avatar
    tdk2bu
    The internet thing is pretty much with most printers and tech these days mate. You have to be connected to big brother.

    I just had to get rid of a 15 year Epson SX all in one, all it had was printer cartridge error due to 3rd party cartridge leaking and so it wouldn't let me use the scanner feature. Utterly ridiculous so had enough and got rid.

    To be honest these subscription programmes seem to be the thing to go for. This one comes with 9 months free ink, plus people will give a 3 month referral code, so from the outset you've got almost a year of free ink.

    Also 99p a month for 10 sheets as the cheapest option isn't bad.

    For me it was this or the brother laser at £299 which occasionally drops to £280. But at almost 3 times the cost I thought I'd give this HP a go for a few years. (edited)
  7. Aerobiz's avatar
    Aerobiz
    I ordered a printer that looks exactly the same as this from a office outlet company on eBay last year. Only cost £37.04 delivered. This is obviously some kind of upgraded model, but I can't fault what I bought. And Instant Ink is definitely the best. Saying that, the reason I bought a new printer was because my old instant ink printer gave some kind of error on the screen related to a firmware update...I couldn't fix it or bypass it. HP couldn't help. Was out of warranty. I found it all a bit shady to be honest, I felt a forced botched update had broken my printer.
  8. gilperfect's avatar
    gilperfect
    I would not recommend go printer because HP now blocked non genuine toners for the HP printer and genuine toners are very expensive and compatible toner won't work.
    UKJBreezy's avatar
    UKJBreezy
    Instant ink?
  9. SpamBin's avatar
    SpamBin
    How do you go about getting the £70 cashback?
    SpamBin's avatar
    SpamBin
    I could not find the link that the OP had on their screenshot on my Amazon page but found this link HP Promotions


    However, it does say that the retailer needs to be a HP Approved retailer or reseller without providing a list of these. After some more digging, I found a list for the US but not one ofr the UK, so not entirely sure how that would work and if Amazon is acceptable?
  10. backyard's avatar
    backyard
    DO NOT BUY HP....the end

    edit: okay, buy Brother instead. (edited)
    Ashish_Gargqal's avatar
    Ashish_Gargqal
    Is that due to pricy original cartridge?
  12. DarenDickinson's avatar
    DarenDickinson
    Do these still have an issue with scanning and Googlemail addresses?
  13. MOHIMMY's avatar
    MOHIMMY
    FREEINK - 1 month free
  14. Rkp's avatar
    Rkp
    Is amazon purchase eligible for cashback? TIA
    tdk2bu's avatar
    tdk2bu
    There's no list, so assumption is that it is. I've ordered and will be submitting my claim straight away
  15. tdk2bu's avatar
    tdk2bu
    Mine arrived today. All set up, not used it yet but app download and logged in on all tablets and free 9 months ink activated.

    The referral code kindly given from here only gives 1 month, well it did for me, still can't complain.
  16. PuffDaCat's avatar
    PuffDaCat
    When I click on the link its showing as £209.06now. Is the deal expired or am I just not doing this right (as usual...)
    tdk2bu's avatar
    tdk2bu
    It's expired mate
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