The entry-level Envy 6455e comes with a free six-month free Instant Ink subscription.
B.A. in Journalism & Public Relations with minor in Communications Media from Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP)
This back-to-school season, treat yourself to an HP Envy 6455e all-in-one printer—with six months of free Instant Ink cartridge replacements—for $50 off the retail cost.
This entry-level device, sensible for families and home offices with relatively low print and copy needs (about 100 to 200 pages per month), is on sale from Amazon for $139.99(Opens in a new window) —26% off the $189.99 sticker price.
At 6.8 by 17 by 14.2 inches (HWD) and weighing only 13.6 pounds, the Envy 6455e is outfitted with a high-capacity scanner (with 35-page manual-duplexing document feeder) and simple control panel. With a maximum monthly duty cycle of 1,000 pages and suggested monthly volume of 100 to 400 prints, the single 100-sheet paper tray can handle up to 10 envelopes or 40 sheets of premium photo paper.
While the machine lacks slots for reading documents or photos from a USB thumb drive or flash card, it does connect with a single Windows or macOS computer through USB 2.0, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth 4.2, as well as handheld devices via the iOS and Android HP Smart app or Wi-Fi using Apple AirPrint, Mopria, or ChromeOS.
Like other HP inkjets, the Envy 6455e also supports smart home voice activation through Amazon Alexa and Google Home Assistant, allowing you to print or perform certain tasks without leaving the couch (or garage, backyard, kitchen table, etc.).
Whether you're printing family photos to hang on the fridge, copying lost-pet signs, or printing documents for work, the HP Envy 6455e all-in-one(Opens in a new window) machine gets the job done for less thanks to Amazon's $50 price drop, bringing the printer to $139.99.
Customers can save even more with an HP+ subscription, which includes a two-year warranty and six months of free HP Instant Ink service, reducing your running costs to zero for the first half-year with the printer. Those who want to continue using Instant Ink after the six-month period can choose between various plans, including one for printing up to 300 pages per month for $11.99, and another that delivers as many as 700 pages for $24.99.
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