We can't just focus on the price of printers, what's more important is these.

　　More than a decade ago, when printers first appeared, they were wildly sought after by the market because they were new technologies and new things. For buyers at that time, as long as printers could meet their basic printing needs, save labor costs, and complete orders or production tasks, other factors such as printing quality, printing speed, consumable costs, and maintenance costs would not be considered too much, let alone equipment stability, depreciation speed, and core technology.

　　With the competition becoming increasingly fierce, the focus of users purchasing printers has undergone significant changes, and high "cost-effectiveness" printers have always been users' preference. The term 'cost-effectiveness' is enclosed in quotation marks here because this concept is easily misunderstood as being both good and cheap. Many users who buy low-priced, low-quality, and poorly serviced equipment are overly biased towards' price'.

　　Today, the production cost of printers has a reasonable range recognized by the industry. The precision requirements of processing and assembly technology, the brand of purchased accessories, and the software system used all determine the price of printers. However, brand added value and core technology research and development costs will only be reflected in the product prices of some high-end brands in the industry. Of course, high-end printer manufacturers must also support this price difference with the stability of equipment quality, superior technology, and timely service.

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