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Grab an HP InkJet printer and 4 months of ink for less than $90
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TL;DR: Save up to 40% on the easy-to-use HP Home InkJet printers.
If you’ve been holding out for a new printer, this sale on Amazon will save you money and leave blotchy printouts in the past.
HP Home InkJet printers are up to 40% off, giving you four options all under $90.
If you want easy wireless printing, the HP OfficeJet 3830 is a steal at just $59.89. Or save space with the compact HP DeskJet 2655 for $49.89.
Whichever you choose, there are two sweet extras that come with your purchase. When you sign up for HP instant ink service during the setup process, you’ll receive four months of free ink. Just make sure to redeem the offer by Jan. 11, 2020, which shouldn’t be a problem because all of the options can arrive before Christmas.
Believe it or not, that’s not all. In addition to the automatic free ink subscription, you can also choose to add a free $5 ink card to your Amazon cart.
Check out all the options below before the sale ends.
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