“We will no longer be offering HP+ on any LaserJet series products moving forward,” spokesperson Nick Lucido tells The Verge.

People hate printers. They have tons of breakable moving parts and they require expensive ink refills. But it was even worse when HP started making printers that required 24/7 online connectivity and blocked third-party ink cartridges via DRM.

HP+ and Instant Ink have come under fire from customers due to their reliance on an active internet connection.

Customers unhappy with the product The maker of expensive printer ink, HP, has had to stop making its cheaper e-series LaserJet printers because customers were hacked off with the online-only and always-tied-to-HP+ subscription requirements.

According to German tech publication DruckerChannel (auf Deutsch), all HP LaserJet printers that carry an "e" suffix such as the Laserjet M110we are being discontinued, and the company will no longer offer LaserJet products with HP+. It is understood that existing customers that own these devices will continue to be able to use them.

Laser printers tied to HP's subscription service have begun disappearing from online marketplaces. The company's decision to remove them comes amid years of scrutiny over its

HP has discontinued its cheaper e-series printers, which required an HP+ subscription and Internet connection to stay active in exchange for lower pricing.