Let's talk about the absurdity surrounding the purchasing frenzy of printers during events like Black Friday. It’s outrageous how people are being lured into the trap of shiny new devices while completely ignoring the fundamental question of their actual needs. The article “Impresoras y estética de impresión: cómo elegir un equipo que respete tu identidad visual” touches on a critical issue, but let’s get real: are we seriously going to let marketing gimmicks dictate our choices? First off, the concept of needing a printer for telecommuting, studying, or professional work is presented as if it were a fundamental right, while in reality, it’s a blatant exploitation of consumer desires. Do we really need to invest in a printer just because it’s Black Friday? This day has been hijacked by corporations to shove products down our throats under the guise of “great deals.” The truth is, many of us don’t even print documents anymore! We’ve transitioned to digital solutions, yet here we are, being sold the idea that a printer defines our identity visual-wise. What a load of nonsense! Let’s not forget about the environmental impact of these so-called “powerful” printers. For every printer sold, how many cartridges end up in landfills? How many trees are sacrificed for the paper that will eventually be discarded? The article mentions aesthetic choices, but what about the aesthetics of our planet? Are we so blinded by the allure of modern technology that we ignore the consequences of our consumption habits? It’s maddening! And then there’s the technology behind these printers. Every year, brands release "new and improved" models that are supposed to be faster, sleeker, and more efficient. But at what cost? Most of these models are just rehashed versions of their predecessors, with minor tweaks that hardly justify their hefty price tags. It’s a scam! The tech industry’s obsession with innovation has led to a ridiculous cycle of unnecessary upgrades that only benefit the manufacturers' wallets. We need to stop letting companies dictate what we think we need. Do the research! Think critically about what printer actually meets your needs. Is it really worth it to chase after the latest model just because it’s on sale during Black Friday? Or can you make do with what you have, or even better, go completely paperless? In conclusion, let’s break free from the consumerist chains that bind us. The next time you consider buying a printer during these sales events, ask yourself: does this really respect my identity visual or is it just another gimmick to drain my wallet? Stand against this madness—be a conscious consumer, not just another sheep in the herd. #ConsumerAwareness #PrinterMadness #BlackFridayCritique #TechExploitation #EcoConsciousness