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If you are currently in the market for an ID card printer system, it’s important to consider your options carefully to avoid frustration and further costs down the line.
There are a multitude of ID card printers on the market, so it can seem daunting figuring out which one is best suited for your card printing needs. We’ve put together a list of the top seven mistakes people make during the decision process and advice on how to avoid these common pitfalls.
So, what shouldn’t you do before buying an ID card printer?
IDP Smart ID card printers are among the most popular direct-to-card printers on the UK market. All of their models offer high-quality ID card printing combining affordability and reliability for the modern office environment.
With the all-new IDP Smart 21 joining the line-up, we thought we’d compare it with the other printers in the Smart range to help you decide which ID card printer is the one for you.
Let’s start by having a look at the newest addition to the entry-level printer market, the Smart 21.