Not everyone has a phone that can scan QR codes. I certainly do not and like having a manual I can refer to whenever I need to. Paper manuals are far better than a QR code then needing to turn on your pc to read the actual instructions.
Hi, first of all, thanks for stopping by and checking out the video 😊 I appreciate you and the comment - I think you have a fair point about not everyone has a phone that can scan QR codes. With that said, I see a lot of companies moving towards that direction; eventually, it helps for the environment, I believe, and that's the reason why I said that. Anyway, thanks again for the insight, and I hope to see you again! 😊
@@FullTowerTV paper can be and is recycled. Using power to look at a manual is no better than printing one which can be used more than once. I am all for looking after the environment being saved but trees are a renewable resource as well as paper being recyclable.
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