Is this a go to printer for more than a 100 pages a day? null

Definitely not. If you use their Instant Ink, it gives you 15 pages a month for free and then adds 10 pages for $1.00 after that. Buying the ink outright is very expensive.

No, absolutely not. The printer is engineered for light home or home office use. It's not geared toward 2200+ pages a month. And even if it was, the cost of the ink would eat you alive-about $450 each month. A much better choice would be something like the OfficeJet Pro 9025 https://www.bestbuy.com/site/hp-officejet-pro-9025-all-in-one-instant-ink-ready-printer-gray/6320040.p?skuId=6320040 which is more money up front, but considerably cheaper per page to run. Plus, it's engineered to do that kind of printing load.

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Definitely not. If you use their Instant Ink, it gives you 15 pages a month for free and then adds 10 pages for $1.00 after that. Buying the ink outright is very expensive.
Answered by kidlit43 5 years ago
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No, absolutely not. The printer is engineered for light home or home office use. It's not geared toward 2200+ pages a month. And even if it was, the cost of the ink would eat you alive-about $450 each month. A much better choice would be something like the OfficeJet Pro 9025 https://www.bestbuy.com/site/hp-officejet-pro-9025-all-in-one-instant-ink-ready-printer-gray/6320040.p?skuId=6320040 which is more money up front, but considerably cheaper per page to run. Plus, it's engineered to do that kind of printing load.
Answered by HP Team 5 years ago
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