HP launches 'Smart Tank' series printers in India starting at ₹11,900

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HP launches 'Smart Tank' series printers in India starting at ₹11,900
New Delhi, HP on Thursday launched the new HP Smart Tank 500 and 516 All-in-One series of high-capacity affordable printers in India.
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The HP Smart Tank 500 is available at a starting price of ₹11,999 at HP Online shopping while the HP Smart Tank 515 wireless is available at a starting price of ₹14,499.

The HP Smart Tank 516 wireless is available at a starting price of ₹15,266 and the HP Smart Tank 530 wireless with ADF is available at a starting price of ₹16,949.

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"With the new HP Smart Tank, we are making the printing process more intuitive, efficient and productive, for the home users. A valuable addition to HP's printer portfolio, HP Smart Tank with the latest sensor-based Ink Tank technology, will reinvent the printing experience of consumers in India," Sunish Raghavan, Senior Director, Printing Systems, HP India said in a statement.

HP Smart Tank is designed for small and medium businesses, jobbers, and home office needs, powered by a new sensor-based Ink Tank technology that alerts the user before the ink runs out.

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The HP Smart Tank comes with ink supplies in the box that can give an output of minimum 6000 pages (black)/8000 pages (colour) with a 38% increase in printing speed.

It offers enhanced mobile experience and connectivity through dual-band Wi-Fi and HP Smart mobile print app and Bluetooth LE.

It also features the Wi-Fi Direct capability that lets the smartphone connect to the printer without the need for an internet network.


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