The suit, filed earlier this year, argues that HP all-in-one printers stop all functions when ink levels reach some arbitrary point.

  • FlashMobOfOne@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Happened to me in Summer 2020 after printing maybe 100 total pages on a printer I’d owned for two months.

    I kept getting emails about the HP subscription program and then my basically new printer inexplicably stopped working. I assumed HP bricked it and, as much as I hated to, tossed it out and told myself I was never buying their product again. Luckily the KC public library has free black and white printing anyway.