From family photos and tickets to recipes and work-related spreadsheets and presentations, printers are a mainstay in homes, home offices, as well as employees of companies large and small.
This lens details printers, printer activities, brands, printer features, supplies, and upcoming purchase plans.
Summary of subjects covered in the Printers lens tables
| Subjects | Examples of TUP Questions Answered |
|---|---|
| Printers | How many printers are in active use |
| Printer #1, Printer #2 | Brand, type, features, and other details of the primary and secondary printer |
| Supplies, ink, toner | Type of ink refills, volume of printing and ink use |
| Printer #1 Activities | Activities regularly done using a primary printer, from photos to recipes and presentations |
| Outlets | Purchase channels for major technology and for home and work products |
| Purchasing Plans | Intentions to purchase specific technology product types in the coming 12 months |
Links to Printers lens tables
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Recent findings from the TUP Printers lens
- Gen Z and millennials are the strongest consumers of printing services
- HP printers lead active base in most countries
- Boomers lead, Gen Z trails in printer use
- American printing trends affected by employment, generation, education
- The unbundling of American home PCs and home printers
- The top American page makers
- Gen Z print with a little help from their friends
- Home printer age by generation
- HP home printer share by generation
- Home printer brand user profile
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This content is for subscribers only. For more information about TUP and its research results for insights professionals with technology companies, please visit MetaFacts or contact us.