Pitney Bowes E707 Ink
Personal Post E707 Ink Cartridges

Pitney Bowes E707 Printer Review

Postage meters are a quick way to apply postage to letters and mailings without having to resort to individual stamps, but many of these devices are quite complex. The Pitney Bowes Personal Post E707 aims for a more simple approach, removing many of the advanced features but making it easier to use in the process. Its inkjet system is efficient, and uses inexpensive Pitney Bowes E707 printer ink to minimize cost and maximize capacity.

The machine communicates with the postal service through a phone line. Refilling the credits is generally as easy as connecting the line and pressing the "Postage Refill" button, then following the prompts. The manual clearly describes the whole process and includes troubleshooting tips if users get into trouble.

One of the limitations of the E707 model is that it can only hold $100 worth of postage credits, but this also makes it ideal for the office that wants to control costs and limit the possibility of abuse. Another useful feature of the control panel is the ability to set a future date with the press of a few buttons, for marking postage in advance. Users can also print simple text ads below the postage, which is handy for promoting the company website or other basic information.

The inkjet portion of the device uses only a single red Pitney Bowes E707 printer ink cartridge. This makes replacing the Personal Post E707 ink cartridge much quicker and less expensive. Very little of the Personal Post E707 ink is used for each piece, so it will last a long time before expiring.

When manually adding stamps is too time-consuming, but a larger device is too expensive or too bulky, the E707 is a great compromise. It can quickly add measured postage to mailings, and running costs are very affordable, thanks to affordable prices on Pitney Bowes E707 ink.