Every home printer I’ve owned, regardless of the brand, has been difficult to set up in the first place and then will stop working from time to time without an obvious reason until it eventually craps out. Even when consistently using the maintenance functions.
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Because the profit incentives aren’t there to make it better, most of the margin is made on the ink, which, the crappier your printer is the more likely you are to let dry out.
personally i’ve found that….just use the library is my preferred method of printing. society puts too much emphasis on “this is yours (it might suck)” and not enough on “this is ours (and it works)”
Maybe I print way less than the average person but I just dont see the value in owning a thing that, by all accounts, seem to be more of a nuisance
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