Thursday, December 1, 2011

Price increases from HP and Lexmark due to global economic conditions

Hewlett Packard and Lexmark recently announced price increases effective January 1st, 2012.

Hewlett Packard:
HP will increase the price of toner cartridges by approximately 2%. In addition to the 2% increase, HP will increase list prices on twenty-seven (27) select HP legacy toner cartridges from 12-17%. This announced increase does not include ink. Additionally, HP is increasing the price on select parts, drums, and maintenance kits. According to HP, these price increases are in response to global economic conditions, including currency volatility.

Lexmark:
Lexmark is announcing an inkjet and laser supplies price increase of 3-7% across the majority of their product line. According to Lexmark, they experienced a higher than expected increase in supplies product costs, specifically materials and transportation.

Our suggestion - BUY REMANUFACTURED OR REFILL YOUR OWN CARTRIDGE! Save over 50% and help the environment. We sell the original cartridges too, but we like to save you money and we hope you do too.

3 comments:

  1. On January 1, 2012, the prices of toner cartridges will increase by approximately 2 percent. In addition to this 2 percent increase, HP will increase list prices on 27 select HP legacy toner cartridges.
    This move is a result of HP’s standard portfolio management process. As part of this process, HP regularly reviews pricing for all its products and makes adjustments, as appropriate.

    The following is the list of 27 legacy HP toner cartridge SKUs that will increase.
    1. C4092A
    2. C4096A
    3. C7115A / C7115AG
    4. C4182X / C4182XG
    5. 92298A
    6. C3903A
    7. C3906A
    8. C3909A
    9. C4127X
    10. C4129X
    11. C8061X
    12. C8061D
    13. Q2613A
    14. Q2613X / Q2613XG
    15. Q2610A
    16. Q2610D
    17. C9720A
    18. C9721A
    19. C9722A
    20. C9723A
    21. Q5949A / Q5949AG
    22. Q5949X / Q5949XG
    23. Q5949XD
    24. C9730A
    25. C9731A
    26. C9732A
    27. C9733A

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  2. Recycling your toner cartridge will be a great step to save the environment. It is made up of carbon and emits sulphur during manufacturing which is dangerous. A single cartridge can be recycled 3-4 times.

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