During this back-to-school period, E.Leclerc is offering many interesting offers, including a reduction of 20 euros on the HP DeskJet printer, the price of which drops to 49.99 euros.
For the start of the school year, whether it’s to print children’s papers, administrative documents or scan important documents, the HP DeskJet all-in-one printer is a very useful accessory. While it is normally sold at the price of 69.99 euros, this printer benefits from a discount of 20 euros and is displayed at only 49.99 euros. You can collect it for free in store within 2 hours, or opt for standard home delivery, in-store delivery or express home delivery. This good deal is valid for a limited time, until September 15, don’t delay in ordering it.
???? Discover the offer on this printer on sale
HP printer price drops on E.Leclerc
The HP DeskJet 4222e printer is a complete product, which serves to print, copy and scan, both in color and in black and white. The printing speed can reach up to 8.5 ppm for black and 5.5 ppm in color.
With this HP printer, you gain fluidity in your daily life.
The HP DeskJet 4222e printer is a wireless model. Simply connect it to Wi-Fi to print directly from your smartphone. Built-in wireless capability allows you to access your files from any device on a network, for printing and sharing.
This printer is eligible for Instant Ink, HP’s monthly subscription that allows you to never run out of ink cartridges, but above all to save up to 70%. The subscription can be modified or canceled at any time, without additional costs.
The HP printer is made with at least 60% recycled plastic. It is compatible with most operating systems: Windows 11, Windows 10, Chrome OS or macOS 10.14 Mojave or macOS 13 Ventura. Sold on E.Leclerc, this HP printer is available for less than 50 euros for a limited time.
Click here to take advantage of the offer on the HP printer
This content was produced by an expert from the BFMTV shopping team, independent of the BFMTV.com editorial team. The prices indicated are given as an indication and are subject to change. BFMTV may receive compensation when one of our readers makes a purchase via the links included in this article.
