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Same here, except I print way less, so I’m on a dollar per month sub, and just pay for overages sometimes. I think instant ink is a better product in terms of

Same here, except I print way less, so I’m on a dollar per month sub, and just pay for overages sometimes. I think instant ink is a better product in terms of money saved, especially when you account for the risk of cartridges drying out. Now, to be clear, when it first came out, I thought “evil capitalists” just like everyone else in this thread. But I think it’s wrong, there’s just a yuckiness factor associated with paying monthly for something you theoretically own. I think we should just move on as a society from the idea that you somehow “own” cheap personal property like phones and printers and fridges, etc. Everything is perpetually leased

antonvs 4y ago
> I think instant ink is a better product in terms of money saved, especially when you account for the risk of cartridges drying out. They created a problem for which the solution was a subscription. Laser toner doesn't have this issue. > I think we should just move on as a society from the idea that you somehow “own” cheap personal property like phones and printers and fridges, etc. You do own it. If you want to pay someone a monthly fee to help you manage it, that's your choice. But to say that everyone else should "move on as a society" because of your personal choices is very arrogant.