HP announced a new subscription system for the distribution of its printers. The All-In Plan service includes delivery of the printer, supply of paper and ink cartridges, warranty service, repairs and replacement of the device after a certain period of time, and if the customer refuses the service, an additional fee will be charged. necessary, says on the manufacturer’s website.
Three printer models are available as part of the subscription: HP Envy, HP Envy Inspire and HP OfficeJet Pro; each of these offers different pricing plans depending on the volume of printing you need. Subscription prices vary depending on the printer model you choose and the number of pages you need; They range from $6.99 for 20 pages per month for the HP Envy model to $35.99 for 700 pages per month for the HP OfficeJet Pro.
HP also added the ability to rollover unused pages to the next month. For users who exceed their monthly limit, there is the option to change the tariff plan or pay extra for additional pages.
The HP printer system is equipped with smart ink level detection that allows you to automatically order new cartridges when they are low. If the device breaks, the company offers a new one the next day.
HP offers a 30-day trial period during which customers can cancel their subscription and return the printer at no additional cost within ten days of canceling the plan. Canceling the service after the trial period ends will require an additional fee, the amount of which depends on the duration of use of the subscription. For example, canceling an HP Envy subscription after 30 days and up to a year will cost $120, and after a year it will cost $60. After using the service for two years, you can cancel your subscription free of charge.
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Source: Gazeta
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