I do write the address on envelopes by hand, which I would use a printer for if I'd own one.
- Some of my forms for UK electoral registration.
- For 30% ruling the firm doing my application sent a form to print band return
- I set up a sole trader company and had to print and bring form to my setup meeting.
There were a few others too. The NL itself is generally good for digital services though. I only need to print a few things a year. Nothing frequent.
Here I can print a piece of paper with an address and 2D bar code on it (which is the postage), tape the label to a box, and leave it where the mailman can find it (usually on my front porch), drop it in the outgoing mail at work, or hand it to any mailman I see. No visiting a post office to mail things.
I have high hopes for a technology like that though. Natural contrast ratio as brightness increases is a wonderful thing.
Phones have got ridiculously bright backlights to solve this, and still sunglasses and a sunny day completely ruin the experience.