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Name: HP - Tango X Wireless Instant Ink Ready Inkjet Printer with Linen Cover - White
Brand: HP
SKU: 6276402
Price: 197.99 USD
Rating: 4.5 (569 reviews)

HP - Tango X Wireless Instant Ink Ready Inkjet Printer with Linen Cover - White

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SKU:: 6276402

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QuestionThank you for the quick response. Scanning is not important to me. I just need a printer compatible with IPad 5th generation that will make copies and print images from my IPad. This printer was suggested online. Do you have a suggestion ? Thanks
Asked 5 years ago by Kay.
- Answer The HP Envy Photo 6255 will print excellent quality photos, and can print, copy and scan. It is compatible with the iPad.
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QuestionIs the printer dual voltage (110-220V)? Can it be used in another country with 220V without using a step down converter?
Asked 6 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Yes, it works with an input voltage of 100 to 240 VAC (+/-10%).
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HP - Tango X Wireless Instant Ink Ready Inkjet Printer with Linen Cover - White

Q: QuestionThank you for the quick response. Scanning is not important to me. I just need a printer compatible with IPad 5th generation that will make copies and print images from my IPad. This printer was suggested online. Do you have a suggestion ? Thanks

Q: QuestionIs the printer dual voltage (110-220V)? Can it be used in another country with 220V without using a step down converter?

QuestionThank you for the quick response. Scanning is not important to me. I just need a printer compatible with IPad 5th generation that will make copies and print images from my IPad. This printer was suggested online. Do you have a suggestion ? Thanks

QuestionIs the printer dual voltage (110-220V)? Can it be used in another country with 220V without using a step down converter?