Review on Inkjet MFP HP Ink Tank Wireless 419, color, A4, black by Jnis Muinieks ᠌

This is the kind of printer I've been dreaming of for years. At one time, I tried to attach an external CISS system to my old inkjet printers, refill cartridges, constantly repair all this heavily soiled in ink, but all this only temporarily extended the life of printers. As a result, all past inkjet workers had the same result - a screwed up or dried print head costing a new printer and an almost new device was sent to a landfill. Finally, manufacturers realized this and began to make the first devices with built-in CISS. No more hemorrhoids - poured a bucket of ink into special containers and at least seal it. The cost of printing is lower than that of a laser printer. If the print head dies, and I will definitely drive it to death, then a new set costs 1000-1300. What else is needed for happiness? Well, except to wait until HP finally finalize the raw drivers. For example, when sending multiple copies for printing, the printer drives blank sheets. You have to print one copy at a time, if you need several, then start the print job again. No other deficiencies have been identified so far.