HP2-B101 · Question #40
What is the main difference between OfficeJet Pros and Deskjets?
The correct answer is B. OfficeJet Pros use separate ink cartridges and separate print heads for every single color.. Option B is correct because OfficeJet Pro printers use a modular ink system where each color has its own dedicated cartridge and its own dedicated print head, unlike Deskjets which typically combine the ink and print head into a single unit per cartridge. This separation allows u
Question
What is the main difference between OfficeJet Pros and Deskjets?
Options
- AOfficeJet Pros print with higher resolution.
- BOfficeJet Pros use separate ink cartridges and separate print heads for every single color.
- COfficeJet Pros only print with PCL 5c.
- DOfficeJet Pros are primarily developed for printing with water resistant ink.
How the community answered
(26 responses)- B92% (24)
- C4% (1)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Option B is correct because OfficeJet Pro printers use a modular ink system where each color has its own dedicated cartridge and its own dedicated print head, unlike Deskjets which typically combine the ink and print head into a single unit per cartridge. This separation allows users to replace only the depleted color or a failed print head independently, reducing waste and long-term costs - a key feature that justifies the "Pro" label for business use.
Option A is incorrect because resolution differences are not the defining distinction between these product lines; both lines offer a range of resolutions depending on the specific model. Option C is wrong because OfficeJet Pros support multiple printer languages and are not restricted to PCL 5c. Option D is a distractor - while HP does offer some water-resistant ink options, that is not the primary or defining characteristic of the OfficeJet Pro line.
Memory tip: Think "Pro = Parts separated" - OfficeJet Pros keep every color's cartridge and print head as independent, swappable Professional components.
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