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£25 Tesco e-gift card + HP Envy 6022e HP+ enabled All-in-One Wireless Colour Printer + 3 months instant ink = £45.49 via Health Service link
£25 Tesco e-gift card + HP Envy 6022e HP+ enabled All-in-One Wireless Colour Printer + 3 months instant ink = £45.49 via Health Service link
£25 Tesco e-gift card + HP Envy 6022e HP+ enabled All-in-One Wireless Colour Printer + 3 months instant ink = £45.49 via Health Service link
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Posted 3 November 2023

£25 Tesco e-gift card + HP Envy 6022e HP+ enabled All-in-One Wireless Colour Printer + 3 months instant ink = £45.49 via Health Service link

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Noticed this HP Envy 6022e HP+ enabled All-in-One Wireless Colour Printer had dropped from £79.99 to £47.99 directly at HP. You can get for £45.59 via Health service HP link. Plus you can get a £25 Tesco e-gift card once bought by claiming from HP post purchase, so net is just over £20 factoring in the gift card. You also get 3 months of instant ink although some people reporting on a previous thread they were offered 6 months free. Free delivery.



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HP Envy 6022e HP+ enabled All-in-One Wireless Colour Printer with 3 months Instant Ink


  • Copy, scan automatic 2-sided printing
  • Crisp colour images with every print
  • Dynamic security enabled printer
  • Keep the whole family connected with built in self healing Wi-Fi
  • Works with your smart phone or tablet
  • Easy set-up, pair device with your printer and you’re ready to go
  • Print speed up to 10 ppm (black) and 7 pmm (colour)


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4 simple steps to claim your Tesco e-gift card

1. Buy a qualifying Printer on HP StoreBuy a qualifying Printer between the 28th September 2023 and 22nd November 2023.
2. Register your claimClaims must be made within the period beginning 14 days after your purchase and ending 45 days after your date of purchase, giving a window of 31 days to claim.
3. Claims will be validatedUpon submission, the team will valid the claim and advise if it's been successful.
4. Receive your Tesco e-giftSuccessful participants will receive an email containing a link to the voucher redemption site within 30 days of their claim being approved




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Edited by Chanchi32, 3 November 2023
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  1. bfam's avatar
    Just don't use them as much I think I would and then the nozzles dry up. Doubt the technology has changed since I last had a printer preventing this. Does anyone have one of these and can recommend cheap replacement cartridges that work?
    dré.'s avatar
    HP will replace ink if it does dry up, I only use my printer a couple of times a month, had 1 issue, they sent new carts and gave me 1 extra month instant ink.
  2. radiocaf's avatar
    Bear in mind before you purchase, HP have been known to use several tactics to keep you buying ink. They will disable their printers from using ink if there isn't an active instant ink subscription on that printer. This will happen even if the printer has a set of brand new ink cartridges in it. They've also been know to disable the scanner function if the printer is out of ink.

    Honestly, it's not worth it.
    gavin1's avatar
    Not quite. If you enable the Instant Ink Plus offer then part of that is you agree to only use HP cartriges and in that case then yes HP WILL use updates to enforce this, and disable the ability to use copy carts.

    If you never take the instant ink offer then you can use clones carts.

    Unfortunatly most people don't read the small print when signing up for an "free" offer.
  3. Taka_nai's avatar
    Discount for carers and teachers too

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  4. c_1st's avatar
    Which Review:
    Underwhelming HP printer.
    The HP Envy falls short in some important areas – print quality is reasonable, but it’s very slow and ink costs are high. Even if you’re committed to buying a printer with HP+, there are better choices.

    Pros
    • Reasonable print quality
    • Wi-fi and Bluetooth
    • AirPrint and Cloud Print
    • Good scanner

    Cons
    • Very slow
    • Expensive to run
    • No screen"
  5. Begize's avatar
    Freezing again.

    Used to be excellent, however now they've split the business, the half that does the cheaper non enterprise stuff is shocking. Poor build quality, poor support and even the ink has got cheap and nasty.

    As an ex employee of an HP reseller and qualified HP tech, take your money and go elsewhere. You'll have to eventually, probably about a month outside of the warranty period.
  6. neilcaldwell's avatar
    Don't do it people. Just don't do it.
  7. FatherTed's avatar
    What happens after 3 months? You can't use it anymore?
    leigh321's avatar
    Instant ink is a subscription package, you choose what package you want each month, so after the free 3 months then you decide how much printing you need each month and pay, packages start at 99p per month for 10 pages.
  8. Sir_MawT's avatar
    That's a good deal. What happens if you don't subscribe to the monthly subscription and just want to use the ink it comes with? Will it stop working?
    OldGrump's avatar
    As long as you don't activate the instant ink subscription by using rhe free months it's just like a normal printer. Dont think you can get compatible ink for them so you are stuck with expensive ink. Personally I use the £2.99 plan which gives 50 pages a month and you get new ink when you need it. I need to replace ours so I'll need to check our work perks scheme as at this price with 3 or 6 months free ink it's a no brainer for me
  9. chigger1's avatar
    Pro tip : research HP printers before buying & will probably save yourself some money in the long run.

    look at Canon or Brother printers
  10. snsghayyadah's avatar
    Do your search in the long run HP is a rip off.. other brands are more value
    OldGrump's avatar
    Depends what you need. I've had numerous other brands where cartridges dry up and nozzles block when used infrequently, especially with cheap ink. Our HP and instant ink works well for us, printing infrequently. Costs £3 a month and just works.
  11. giblets693ee45's avatar
    Thanks op.ive been waiting to send back my hp2710e to amazon which is so unreliable in terms of connectivity.
    ayeworld's avatar
    HP are a nightmare. I've had 2 and never again. Canon are far superior.
  12. bfam's avatar
    Thanks for posting. Hate inkjet printers but at £20 for 3/6 months it might be worth it for me. (edited)
  13. Goosi's avatar
    Whats the difference between this HP Envy 6022e and the other 2 recently posted - HP Envy 6032e and 6020e? I did a comparison of all 3 on the HP website and it shows no difference.
    dré.'s avatar
    6032 has duplex and 6 months ink which worth more than the gift card if you want to print a lot (or carry over for 3 extra months)
  14. rtriyas58's avatar
    How to claim bcak
  15. whymark10's avatar
    Is it possible to use compatible cartridges with this?
    leigh321's avatar
    You are receiving instant ink with this printer which means HP send you replacement cartridges when the ink is low automatically, after the free months end you choose what printing package you want, they start at 99p per month for printing 10 pages, it is a subscription service and you don't buy cartridges.
  16. greatnameuk's avatar
    Mine printed like cr...p
    Great if you like Lines thoughout....
    I am sure I just got a dud...? (edited)
  17. Goosi's avatar
    Silly question perhaps but after the free subscription has expired, can you stop the subscription and keep purchasing genuine HP ink cartridges yourself from say Currys or do I need to start a new subscription plan?
  18. g00ner82's avatar
    HP ain’t great get Canon tbh
  19. georgeb's avatar
    I’ve had a hp printer for 4 years now and still working fine. No wifi issues. I’ve changed my instant ink subscription a number of times from low print quantities to higher depending on my usage. I’m tempted for this offer as i keep expecting mine to fail soon as most printers only seem to last about 4 to 5 years but it’s still working so no complaints from me
  20. Reena7's avatar
    Not many free months with this one. You can get another free month on top with code
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  21. cdwmc4's avatar
    Hi guys just got the above printer was looking at claiming now the printer has disappeared from the claiming section for £25 Tesco voucher. Anyone else have this problem
    Chanchi32's avatar
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    hp-offers.com/pla…-GB link

    oh i see its been removed as an option, contact hp and ask tbh as was clearly in the promo and labelled on the page.

    will expire post. (edited)
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