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Posted 15 May 2023
HP DeskJet 4120e All in One Colour Printer + 6 months of Instant Ink with HP+, 35 Page Automatic Document Feeder, White £39.99 @ 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 and mobile fax for 24 months
- ONE ADDITIONAL YEAR WARRANTY COVERAGE WITH HP+ ENROLLMENT – Just signup and activate HP+ to receive 1 additional year of HP warranty coverage on your HP Printer, 2 Years Total
- 6 MONTHS OF INSTANT INK INCLUDED – Print up to 700 pages a month free when you enrol in Instant Ink. Ink is delivered automatically before you run out at no extra cost. Credit card required; change or cancel anytime
- ACTIVATE HP+ AND INSTANT INK AT PRINTER SETUP – Once HP+ is activated, your printer must be connected to the internet and requires Original HP Ink Cartridges to operate for the life of the printer
- HP SMART APP – Print, scan and copy from your phone—from anywhere
- EASY SETUP – Get started fast with easy printer setup that guides you step by step
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51 Comments
sorted byThose new drivers won't let your printer use any third party cartridges.
You can choose between 10 pages and 700 pages every month from any plan below at no extra cost for the first 6 months.
10 Pages/month £0.99
50 Pages/month £2.99
100 Pages/month £4.49
300 Pages/month £9.99
700 Pages/month £22.49
Hopefully after 6 months you'll have an idea which plan - if any - is suitable for your needs.
*Be mindful that everything you send to your HP WiFi connected printer can be... 'monitored.' (edited)
You just have to pick the least awful one for your use case. Is this one it? Maybe.
If you don't want Printing as a Service? HP printers anywhere near the low end probably ain't for you.
If you want:
To pay a small monthly fee.
Price your printer based on Total Cost of Ownership over the two year warranty period.
Your usage makes sense for an inkjet.
Then it's a steal.
Unless you're printing "Test" in tiny writing on the top left of an otherwise empty page for a whole ream of paper every month, this is worth considering.
@StinkingQuentin already posted the Instant Ink prices. But it's worth noting that they aren't hard limits. There's rollover that's up to 3x your monthly page allowance and upgrade/one-off increases if needed.
The 3 month rollover means it's unlikely to cost you more if you suddenly need to go over, unless you've been right up against the page count.
For most home users I've spoken to, and some business users, Instant Ink works out cheaper than buying official cartridges and is vastly less hassle.
The print heads are built into the cartridges. If you have a print quality problem that the 2nd deep clean and a splash of Isopropyl Alcohol won't fix it's ok. You've already got a set of brand new cartridges waiting for you.
(For most business users, this probably isn't a replacement for a laser printer but it might be. You can also get HP laser printers on Instant Ink for toner which is worth looking. I've got a happy client on one.)
It's got an ADF and a plate for scanning. You can print from anything, anywhere. You can print A4 photos and never worry about the cost of ink. [edit: This specific OfficeJet doesn't do borderless printing.]
It's WiFi and you can hide it anywhere in the house you get a decent signal. You never have to go out and find Rymans don't have your cartridges in stock.
When the Envy printer sitting in the cupboard under the stairs eventually dies, I'll be getting another one.
Edit: Sign up with someone's code and get an extra free month each. Yes, the sign-up address thingy may be missing your county. They don't care. Just put in the nearest one they do have. (edited)
Also, this printer uses a combined single colour cartridge, would only ever buy a printer that has separate colour cartridges.
In the market for a new all-in-one printer after the print head on a 6 year old Canon bit the dust. That printer worked great and took ~£1 third party cartridges. For a new Canon equivalent printer the cheapest 3rd party cartridges are four or five times the price.
I've only researched a few new printer types, but it seems that the days of dirt-cheap inks is over.
Happy to stand corrected if that's incorrect.
Edit: The £70 cost for a new genuine Canon print head is starting to look attractive. (edited)
I am also in the market for a new all in one after my old epson died. Would appreciate if you could please the details of the Canon printer you are considering.
Thanks
Can be useful say for a student, who can print a few textbooks if they are available as pdfs or copy friends notes. (edited)
eg.
Brother HL-L2375DW (£135.90 Amazon)
Brother HL-L2350DW (£129.50 Amazon)
Ta.
Just bought a HP office jet and so far it's looking great. 9 months free ink, plus one extra month from a referral code and ink prices starting at 99p when offer finishes.
Sometimes it's worth the peace of mind.
If you're after a cheap inkjet, I think you'll struggle to beat a deal like this (edited)
But can anyone recommend all In one
Printer that is cheap on 3rd party ink and doesn't cost £250 or more. (edited)
hotukdeals.com/com…189
Have a read of my comment in the link above the should hopefully give you some idea.