Pitney Bowes DA70 Ink
AddressRight DA70 Ink Cartridges

Pitney Bowes DA70 Printer Review

Network-ready and designed to add organization and simplicity to the sending of outgoing mail, the Pitney Bowes AddressRight DA70 is a perfect addition to any office that has a large mailing list and wants to save time and money on postage. This machine will only print addresses on envelopes and postcards, so only specific organizations will benefit from it. In an hour, as many as 14,000 addresses can be printed as long as the print mode is set to Light, which slightly reduces quality, but also minimizes how much Pitney Bowes DA70 printer ink is used by the inkjet system for each job.

The software provided gives users the opportunity to use different layouts and designs and the Shuttle Head Technology allows the text to be printed anywhere on the envelope. The Batch Counter will track how many addresses are printed per batch and this information can be viewed from any computer in the office through the network. Reloading postage can be handled from the device's control panel, or using the intuitive software.

The replacement Pitney Bowes DA70 ink cartridge is ultimately what makes this unit budget-friendly. Maintenance fees will be reduced tremendously with the use of compatible AddressRight DA70 ink cartridges, which do not come with the costs of OEM, but will provide the same performance.

Quality is determined by the printing mode that is set. For instance, the lightest mode will use minimal AddressRight DA70 ink, which allows the printer ink to last as long as possible. A resolution of up to 600x600 dpi is the best that the Pitney Bowes DA70 ink can create. This will be precise and detailed enough to print bold and complex fonts, adding extra polish and finish to the mailing process.

The whole essence of this addressing system and its inkjet technology is to make sending large amounts of outgoing mail simple. Instead of paying someone to spend hours typing individual labels, save money by using the DA70 to generate thousands of addresses in minutes.