This has been posted before (Previous deal ) but now the price has dropped again ! There is a £50 cashback offer as well running at the moment but I can confirm that you can't use both so trade-in an old printer obviously is the best option as you would get £100 back.
Latest comments (55)
paulwhitehead66
18 Sep 17#52
Can you wire this into your PC to print and also use Wi-Fi to print from your phone?
OperateOnMe to paulwhitehead66
26 Sep 17#54
yes either by usb lead or network/ethernet wire From your phone you can wifi direct without a router, or wifi via router, google cloud, touch by nfc - no bluetooth
Has anyone recieved the trade-in, if so did they also apply for cashback
flamethrower to OperateOnMe
2 Oct 17#55
as mentioned, you will not be able to claim both as the serial number is linked with their system.
hotdealseeker
21 Sep 17#53
Price just gone up to 166.76, 66.76 after trade-in...
robot1000
13 Sep 17#44
Another Instant-Ink question....
Can the starter cartridge be used up before commencing the instant-ink program or does it need to be registered right out of the box?
Chaykin to robot1000
13 Sep 17#46
If think that's doable but who know when the UK2FREE code will expire?...
Check your PM.
OperateOnMe to Chaykin
16 Sep 17#51
I signed up with this code, the website says charge period does not start until the ink that is sent is inserted. My start up ink are still start up ink and have not changed codes.
Musicrab to robot1000
13 Sep 17#47
The former.
OperateOnMe
16 Sep 17#50
Received the printer, it is a big bulky monster but overall very happy with it, especially the scan to email function but it is very complex to set up. It has apps to scan to your google drive and I would strongly recommend creating a new gmail account just for the printer!
What surprised me was the cartridges - they made a whooshing popping sound almost as if they are pressurised. So on top of the chips which can be turned on and off HP seem to be using a pressurised system to stop you using compatible inks. Noticed also the very high cost of replacement compatible inks - hopefully with time the prices will come down.
I have signed up to the ink supply system - the website seems to have changed so you cannot stack two codes and it states this. Given the cost, I am tempted to to use the service on and off - has anyone tried this?
I've added the 3 year warranty, and put in the trade-in details. Lets see what happens
hotdealseeker
15 Sep 17#49
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wuzmuz
14 Sep 17#48
Great deal! Small correction though that the price (now) before any rebate or cashback is £119.98
OperateOnMe
12 Sep 17#15
Can someone advise with instant ink is it different number of cartridges per plan or is it a set sent out and as you use it they replace it? - considering signing up for 2 months and cancelling
dyczko to OperateOnMe
12 Sep 17#33
When I signed in they sent me set of cartridges , so as you use- replace. I'm not sure what's if you disconnect printer after 2 months from internet with new cartridges. You can have 3th month with referral code.
jav1900 to dyczko
13 Sep 17#45
Where do you get a referral code from - Does anyone have any other codes which can be used with Instant Ink.
I'm waiting for my start up inks to run out before i sign up
o_t_e
13 Sep 17#43
Thanks for posting the price drop - ordered last friday for delivery this friday and after a call to ebuyer they've refunded me £20.
Doormatt2000
13 Sep 17#42
Deal is too good to miss just hope I get the trade in as well
Thank you :smile:
antah
12 Sep 17#39
Anyone know whether the printer you are trading needs to have any ink left or even ink carriages fitted ?
gibblesuk to antah
13 Sep 17#41
yes, it needs ink and ability to print test page
jimbb
13 Sep 17#40
Its now £119.99
AndiTails
12 Sep 17#38
Woo - missed out on the 8710 one by going to lunch and coming back and the price had gone up, so jumped on this.
Quidco'd (which I think the price in the title reflects) and my £59 colour laser which will cost me 3x that to replace the toners (which are running low) I will gladly depart with for £100 :wink: Mrs. has just started a new job and having a duplex'ing, scanning, more 'friendly' printer will be great (a £59 colour laser is a fussy, jamming, piece of crap, really!)
Thanks, OP!
m1chaels
12 Sep 17#37
119.98?
Pasanda
12 Sep 17#5
Printers like this are a loss leader. They make a loss on the printer and rake the profits in through ridiculously overpriced ink and toner.
EndlessWaves to Pasanda
12 Sep 17#36
Actually the ink for this is pretty reasonable as manufacturer ink goes, the 957 black catridge is £34 for 3000 pages.
Bikertov
12 Sep 17#35
Looks a great printer, but it is physically huge.
Ordered it a few days ago and then cancelled when I saw one in the flesh.
Shame, as it a brilliant price.
DealBeast23
12 Sep 17#34
Bit upset I bought the 8710 now but still really happy with it! Incredible price. Excellent paired with HP instant ink.
mantha2in
12 Sep 17#32
Price gone up to £119.99?
OperateOnMe
12 Sep 17#31
Noticed on ebuyer linked revoo someone asked
"Hi
Can you claim both the trade-in deal and the cashback deal with the same purchase?
Regards"
RESPONSE
Bartreplied on 09 September 2017 Don't know yet. Just waiting for trade in cashback and then will submit the other. Fingers crossed..
Alanreplied on 09 September 2017 No, but the best deal I think is the trade-in,
I am hoping Alan is wrong
duggie1982
12 Sep 17#26
I seen the terms about uploading proof off purchase but I can't find mine or I would deffo go for this deal :angry:
chrisjdhuckle to duggie1982
12 Sep 17#27
They will email proof of purchase when you by from ebuyer
duggie1982 to chrisjdhuckle
12 Sep 17#30
Soz, I thought it meant the old product, just noticed there it is for the new one
cheers - I'm going for it
dybydx
12 Sep 17#24
I've done a few HP cashback + trade-in printer deals before - all purchased via eBuyer. Have previously traded in the oldest, dirtiest, rubbish printer (usually inkjet) that I have somehow acquired and got the cashbacks without issue. Tempted again!
haritori to dybydx
12 Sep 17#29
What invoice did you send them? i sent mine and they told me it wasnt acceptable and i need to forward them the correct invoice?
mantha2in
12 Sep 17#17
How do I trade my printer in? How do I physically get it to them?
OperateOnMe to mantha2in
12 Sep 17#18
Buy printer, receive printer, fill in form within date and time (very strict), they will collect printer or old scanner
mantha2in to OperateOnMe
12 Sep 17#28
That's great. Thanks for the help. I will probably go for it then.
ministrymason
12 Sep 17#25
How do I get the free instant ink? Can I also put in a referral code and get longer?
tapash
12 Sep 17#19
I have a HP 4527, 4-5 months old, can I trade in and still get £100?
centurion to tapash
12 Sep 17#21
When you purchase a new HP printer, you can trade in your old printer - regardless of the manufacturer. One condition: the old printer must be at least 6 months old and fully-functioning.
tapash to centurion
12 Sep 17#23
thanks but i am getting confused about 6 month old printer term.. 6 month I bought or 6 month ago manufactured?
haritori
12 Sep 17#22
I uploaded my invoice HP are saying its not acceptable!! anyone else having issues?
centurion
12 Sep 17#20
If you click through on the link on HP website it says they collect your old printer
How does the trade-in program work?
First prepare all required information.
Select your new products and your return products.
You will receive an offer with the value of the return payment.
Enter the product details.
Enter your contact details.
Successfully uploaded invoice/proof of purchase document.
You will receive your order number and information on the next steps.
After your application has been successfully checked your order will be approved.
HP will collect your old products.
gungesh
12 Sep 17#16
Can someone point to the terms and conditions of trade on like who bears the cost of sending the old printer.
inonefly
12 Sep 17#14
just received mine last week and still unpacked, can I return it then purchase again?
BargainBaptist
12 Sep 17#13
Thanks, ordered. :thumbsup:
donthasslethe
12 Sep 17#10
Could someone help. Will they take any printer as long as it works
manjbains to donthasslethe
12 Sep 17#12
As long as it's a inkjet printer. Like for like trade in
Jazzcool
12 Sep 17#9
Will a printer I want to trade-in has run out of ink but still good, will such a printer accepted as a valid trade-in?
manjbains to Jazzcool
12 Sep 17#11
Yes as long as it has ink and can print a page
manjbains
12 Sep 17#8
Also 3 year warranty when you register with HP
EndlessWaves
12 Sep 17#2
This is a ridiculously low price for such a printer. Make sure you print a suitable amount though, the ink cartridges are pretty large (3,000 pages black, 1,600 colour for the best value ones. 1000 black, 700 colour for the smallest).
7day to EndlessWaves
12 Sep 17#7
Any ideas on the ink prices chea
chrisjdhuckle
12 Sep 17#6
Brought 2 now bargain
7day
12 Sep 17#4
Why drop price do quick ..just received i
GDB2222
12 Sep 17#3
This looks much nicer than the 8710. I don't like all that black. :smile:
mackem1966
12 Sep 17#1
seems a great deal but wouldnt it be £16.38 after cashback ?
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Opening post
There is a £50 cashback offer as well running at the moment but I can confirm that you can't use both so trade-in an old printer obviously is the best option as you would get £100 back.
Latest comments (55)
From your phone you can wifi direct without a router, or wifi via router, google cloud, touch by nfc - no bluetooth
Has anyone recieved the trade-in, if so did they also apply for cashback
Can the starter cartridge be used up before commencing the instant-ink program or does it need to be registered right out of the box?
Check your PM.
What surprised me was the cartridges - they made a whooshing popping sound almost as if they are pressurised. So on top of the chips which can be turned on and off HP seem to be using a pressurised system to stop you using compatible inks. Noticed also the very high cost of replacement compatible inks - hopefully with time the prices will come down.
I have signed up to the ink supply system - the website seems to have changed so you cannot stack two codes and it states this. Given the cost, I am tempted to to use the service on and off - has anyone tried this?
I've added the 3 year warranty, and put in the trade-in details. Lets see what happens
HP Digital Fax
With HP Digital Fax, you can save incoming, black-and-white faxes to a computer folder on your network for easy sharing and storage, or you can forward faxes through email—allowing you to receive important faxes from anywhere while working away from the office.
In addition, you can turn off fax printing altogether — saving money on paper and ink, as well as helping to
reduce paper consumption and waste.
media.dustin.eu/med…pdf
I'm waiting for my start up inks to run out before i sign up
Thank you :smile:
Quidco'd (which I think the price in the title reflects) and my £59 colour laser which will cost me 3x that to replace the toners (which are running low) I will gladly depart with for £100 :wink:
Mrs. has just started a new job and having a duplex'ing, scanning, more 'friendly' printer will be great (a £59 colour laser is a fussy, jamming, piece of crap, really!)
Thanks, OP!
Ordered it a few days ago and then cancelled when I saw one in the flesh.
Shame, as it a brilliant price.
"Hi
Can you claim both the trade-in deal and the cashback deal with the same purchase?
Regards"
RESPONSE
I am hoping Alan is wrong
cheers - I'm going for it
Tempted again!
but i am getting confused about 6 month old printer term..
6 month I bought or
6 month ago manufactured?
How does the trade-in program work?
As long as it's a inkjet printer. Like for like trade in