HP 60 Black Ink (CC640WN#140)

Wished the cartridge lasted longer and contained need more ink. It is easy to install and the quality is pretty good, but again, I wish it lasted longer. I get between 65 - 80 black and white pages from one black cartridge.

I have a C4780 Photosmart HP Printer that uses 60 Black and also 60 Tricolor ink cartridges. I print 100's of documents on a weekly basis and I buy a new cartridge about every 3-4 weeks. ( Color about 5-6 weeks unless I am doing High Quality prints for my wife's Job) I usually just buy the combo pack because its cheaper and I know I will need the color one sooner or later anyways. Because of my Wife's job or printing Photos I can always use an extra color cartridge. Anyway back to my Point, I use FAST DRAFT for my everyday documents and I usually get about 200-250 pgs per cartridge. I do know that if I switch to NORMAL I only get about 150 pgs.

wow really this 60 ink is costing me to much money.....the trial ink it came with was awesome and i ran out after 175 plus pages...then i buy more printed maybe 30 pages if that i was in the middle of printing my taxes and ran out i was this cant be its brand new...so i go and i get another one print maybe 20 pages and the indecater is telling me low...really are u kidding me...so i just bought my 3 one last night lets see how this goes...so that 3 cartiages in 2 months and i dont print that often.....had trial ink for over 6 months with around 175 pages guess i shudda just bought new printer...but the printer i have works perfect just the ink is no good

The HP 60 ink cartridge is good to have and use for your HP Deskjet printers like the F2430 I have at my home. While one of its drawbacks may be that it is small there is plenty of ink inside for some of those smaller printing jobs. Of course there are also related versions of this item that have more ink to yield more copies that cost a bit more, this is ideal if you want to be a bit more frugal.

Original HP ink cartridges are better than the re-manufactured cartridges that are available, which sometimes work. This particular number HP60 fits my 4435 all-in-one printer that still works fine. But this particular number has tripled in price since I bought my printer 15 years. I wanted to subscribe to instant ink to save on the ink costs but my printer is too old and not eligible. So I have to pay premium prices for new HP ink cartridges, which I am told will be discontinued soon so that only instant ink program will be left. So I will have to buy a new printer for my desktop computer.