HP makes no honor

I grew up with HP inkjet printers, which had an excellent quality - and where there was a local service. That something is over, ok, paid. But the quality of this device is incredible underground. The sheet feeder to scan / copy / fax has never worked from day 1. You had to load one from the beginning of each sheet. Unfortunately just as bad is the mechanism at sheet feeder of sheets to be printed. When trying to print 70 pages at a time, the unit has collected from the first 15 half wrong, and so each time causing a paper jam. Only when the leaves manually individually virtually "threading", works of paper feed. It is here - in contrast to professional equipment - not easy to find out the jammed paper ever again.

What I do not understand it is this: The business model of these devices is based on a yet favorable selling price of the equipment and the manufacturer is eligible on the cartridges to its profit. How can complicate only print so you then that any normal person will print as little as possible, because it is so cumbersome, prone to failure and frustrating? It would be smart to make printing as easy for the user rather like much and prints. This certainly not happened.

The supposedly low price per printed page is passed through the extremely difficult handling absurdity - after all, the printing costs will remain fairly low because hardly anyone is doing the voluntary permanently. Luckily for me this is only my second unit, because I have a working b / w laser printers and am then only rely on color printouts, but recommended the device is not natural.

If one remembers the indestructible HP inkjet earlier, this is a very sad development.