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Disregarding the anti-consumer part of this, HP instant ink is a pretty good deal. The 910 3-pack on Best Buy is $36 for me, and claims a 315 page yield. Instan
by judge2020 3y ago
Disregarding the anti-consumer part of this, HP instant ink is a pretty good deal. The 910 3-pack on Best Buy is $36 for me, and claims a 315 page yield. Instant ink, on the other hand, offers 100 pages for $6/month, making it about $20 to achieve the same yield of pages.
And with the rise of digital records, most people could probably live on the $1/month plan where you get 10 pages and can rollover up to 30 pages with every extra 10 pages costing $1 when you need it. It'd take 3 years of not printing a total of 315 pages to lose money on Instant Ink compared to the price of the new cartridge (I'm on the grandfathered $1 15 pages/month plan).
- isykt 3y agoIf you have the patience / time / energy to track this, god bless. I don't. I want to buy a thing once and forget about it. It's the same reason why I'm subscribed to exactly one digital service.
- zlg_codes 3y agoYes! There are few things as pleasant as having no subscription services to worry about. Bills are plentiful enough as it is, I'm in no hurry to add to them. I love one-time purchases.
- quickthrower2 3y ago3rd party ink ftw. 6c a sheet is obnoxious. It is a good deal like service stations “2 cokes for $5” type deals are.
- kuschku 3y agoMy brother color laser does 3000 pages for 100€.