HP Smart Tank 5003 ink tank printer is $150 on Amazon — its lowest price ever, and ships with enough ink for up to 6,000 black or color pages, HP estimates. The deal went live at 00:05 UTC on 6 October 2026, hours before Amazon’s October Big Deal Days sale officially began. It’s available exclusively to Prime members, according to TechRadar’s reporting. The only outlet covering the offer, and comes with three years’ worth of ink bottles included in the box. No cartridges. No subscriptions required to start printing. Just refillable reservoirs, wireless connectivity, and built-in scan and copy functions. It’s designed for general home use: text documents, school assignments, family photos, remote-work handouts. Not high-volume output. Not professional graphics. Not legal-size or duplex-heavy workflows. Its rated speeds. 10 pages per minute in monochrome, 5 ppm in color, reflect that. So does its 100-sheet paper tray and lack of auto-duplex, automatic document feeder, or fax capability. TechRadar calls those omissions ‘not a deal-breaker for home printing’, and notes the model scored 4 stars in its testing. Same rating as the similar Smart Tank 5005, which doesn’t include free ink. The 5003 previously dipped to $170. This $150 price is $20 lower than that prior low, and $40 off its usual $190 retail. TechRadar’s B2B Editor for Creative & Hardware, Steve, describes it as ‘one of the best-value models I’ve seen’ and ‘a lot cheaper to run compared to traditional cartridge-based inkjets’. He positions ink tanks as ideal for users who don’t need a laser printer but want long-term affordability, especially families, students, and remote workers. His team found HP’s printers ‘reliable and perform well in tests’, and says this unit delivers ‘all the core features of the best home printers we’ve tested’. That includes three-in-one functionality and wireless printing, plus the ink bundle that lets buyers ‘get started right away’. A free 30-day Prime trial is offered to non-subscribers. Though TechRadar cautions users to cancel before the trial ends if they’re only signing up for deals. The offer is part of TechRadar’s live-tracking of October Prime Day home office discounts. No other retailers, regions, or pricing tiers are mentioned in the sources. No Indian launch. No EU listing. No pre-order date. No availability window beyond ‘now, on Amazon’. Just this: $150. Prime only. Ink included. And a printer built to last through homework cycles, tax seasons, and holiday photo prints, without surprise ink bills.