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>> or the amount because of which it ends. a buck to print 15 pages a month on the customer's printer is a sweet deal for HP. It's pure profit and likely adds
by nogabebop23 6y ago
>> or the amount because of which it ends.
a buck to print 15 pages a month on the customer's printer is a sweet deal for HP. It's pure profit and likely adds up. 6 months from now they'll bump it to $1.29 and some executive will get a multi-million dollar bonus.
- jandrese 6y agoA typical inkjet cartridge prints around 190 pages. So at 15 pages per $1 this is like buying cartridges at $13 a piece, except way more complicated and obnoxious. Cartridges normally cost around $20 so it is still a slight savings if you're willing to deal with the hassle of counting your pages every month. For me however, I give that whole plan a giant middle finger. That's way too much headache and hassle for a $7 savings.
- tinus_hn 6y agoBut only if you print exactly 15 pages each month
- Wowfunhappy 6y agoThey do roll over up to 45 pages, so it's not entirely unreasonable that someone would use all or at least most of their credits.