Which statement best describes HP OfficeJet print quality'? (Select two.)

Question

Options

• ACustomers who work in the Enterprise environment should only be looking at LaserJet printers.
• BHP only offers mono printing with ink. and this beats laser print outs
• CMono only prints are resistant to water.
• DHP OfficeJet inks can withstand highlighter use and resist smearing.
• EOfficeJet inks are not as good as laser printing for business printing.

• A
  94% (29)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)

Explanation

Why A and D are correct:

HP OfficeJet is designed for home and small business use, not enterprise environments - enterprise customers requiring high-volume, cost-efficient printing should look at LaserJet solutions instead (A). HP OfficeJet uses pigment-based inks engineered for business documents, meaning they resist smearing and can withstand highlighter use without bleeding (D).

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B is false - HP OfficeJet offers both color and mono printing, and the claim that ink "beats" laser is unsupported and context-dependent.
• C is incorrect - water resistance is a feature of laser printing (toner is fused to paper), not standard inkjet mono prints.
• E is a trap - while laser has advantages in speed and cost-per-page at high volumes, OfficeJet's pigment inks are specifically marketed as business-quality and are not simply "not as good."

Memory tip: Think of OfficeJet as the "small business champion" - great ink quality (highlight-proof, smear-resistant) for everyday office tasks, but if you're in a large enterprise, you'd step up to LaserJet. The key differentiator is pigment-based ink = durability.

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