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The best printer is even more affordable now than during Prime Day at $120 off

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On Sale Printing is fast and economical with the HP Smart Tank 7602.
Printing is fast and economical with the HP Smart Tank 7602. Alan Truly / Digital Trends

Are you on the hunt for printer deals? You should set your sights on the HP Smart Tank 7602, which is on sale from Amazon with a $120 discount that drops its price from $450 to just $330. That’s even more affordable than what the printer was going for during Prime Day as that’s its lowest-ever price, so you need to hurry if you’re interested in taking advantage of this offer. There’s no telling how much time is remaining on this chance to get it at 27% off, which means you need to act fast to make sure that you pocket the savings.

Why you should buy the HP Smart Tank 7602 printer

We described the HP Smart Tank 7602 as “a fast and reliable all-in-one printer” in our review, where we gave it a solid score of 4 stars out of 5 stars. That’s enough to propel it to the top spot of our roundup of the best printers, as we were impressed by its versatility and economy. It’s an excellent choice for families and small businesses with its ability not just to print, but also to copy, scan, and fax. The HP Smart Tank 7602 is capable of two-sided printing, borderless prints, and mobile and wireless printing, at a speed of up to 15 pages per minute for black-and-white documents and up to 9 pages per minute for colored documents.

Ink tank printers are more economical in the long run, according to our printer buying guide, and that’s certainly the case with the HP Smart Tank 7602. It comes with two years’ worth of original HP ink that’s equivalent to up to 8,000 color pages or 6,000 black pages. It’s also very easy to replenish its tanks — just plug the bottles into them. There’s no need to squeeze, so there’s no risk of messy spills.

The HP Smart Tank 7602 printer is on sale for its lowest price ever on Amazon — even lower than Prime Day — at only $330 from $450. It probably won’t stay at 27% off for much longer though, so you have to proceed with your purchase immediately if you want to secure the savings of $120. You won’t regret going for the HP Smart Tank 7602 printer, especially if you’re able to buy it for this amazing price, so stop hesitating and complete your transaction for it right now.

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