Customer Reviews

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Been using this ink since 10 years and nothing but reliable quality on my HP Envy 5534 printer. I don’t really print color, but the black print comes out as great as I once bought it! It lasts me quite a while too and has never jammed up on me before.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Quality product for HP Use. the Duration lasts longer than less expensive ones.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I LIKE THE HP PRODUCTS .IT IS VERY EASY FOR ME TO INSTALL INTO MY PRINTER.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This ink seems to yield an average to above average amount of printing. I have learned to no longer say I have had this cartridge in for this amount of time, but to instead gauge how many prints I've printed out. I like the performance of the ink on paper and photo prints. Although the only issue I have is the sensor on these HP ink cartridge(s) and the sensor in the HP printer getting together to try to dupe me into thinking that my ink is so low that I need to replace. I ignore the notifications and the visuals of the ink balances and I play it by eyeball. If my prints still look great then I do not replace the ink.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this Ink cartridge in an HP wireless printer to print invoices for customers in the field as I operate a mobile business and generate invoices on the fly. The cartridge and printer sometimes has difficulties communicating with my iPad device and seems to mislead on the amount of ink left in the cartridge. Could be the iPad software. As with most ink cartridges these days it seems to run out rather quickly. I have tried the XL version of this cartridge but my printer software constantly tells me I'm low on ink when I'm not and that's not worth the savings. All in all this product is a must have for me and I will continue to purchase it until I upgrade my printer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I replace ink cartridges, which seem to cost almost as much as a new printer anymore, I want to be able to swap cartridges and have it just work as advertised. Buying brand name to match brand name makes the most sense to me, as I have tried off-brands and refilling, and have rarely had that work seamlessly. Plus, refilling takes time (my time is valuable to me) and can be messy. HP cartridges for me, have always worked right the first time, so for minimal effort, ease of replacement, stay with the name brand. If you have the time, want to take the risk, and gamble on saving money, try another method. If the other methods fail, though, you end up buying the brand name anyway.;

My office printer ran out of ink and I was in panic mode trying to find the ink at my local retailers. Since I failed at finding anything similar or exact to what I needed, I searched online and found HP had a window popup from my printer stating, "BUY ONLINE". I was a bit hesitant at first, but decided it was my only choice. After using HP's tools to find my ink quickly, I realized they had overnight shipping and was I surprised at how affordable it was. I completed my purchase that evening and found the package delivered the next morning. I can personally say I was impressed with the service and quality and would recommend HP to anyone. They've earned my business and trust for life!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I generally prefer ink cartridges that include an integral print head as this type has. The ink tank only type cartridges are used with printers with a built in print head that is not user replaceable. Users who are only occasional users often end up with a plugged up print heads eventually that no amount of cleanings can clear. This often happens after a long period of nonuse. I have ended up junking printers that suffered this problem with a plugged up built in print head. In one case, I had just spent about $70 in new ink tanks, when many of the ink jets in the head plugged up and would not clear.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just like my color ink cartridges, I had better luck using these HP replacement cartridges than some refilled ones by other manufactures in the past in other deskjets. In fairness, I could have made mistakes using or installing the others, but it's nice to just click n go with these with confidence. NOTE that in my research in the past, I found that the expiration dates on the packaging DO matter, and found the store shelf's inventory to not be rotated, so look through to make sure you get the freshest...and once installed, print something periodically, even a test page, or the jets can get clogged.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love my HP 2514 printer because you don't have to buy the color inkjet every time you run out of black ink. All you need to buy is the black inkjet, but you do need to keep the color inkjet in, even if it is out of ink. Since most of the time what I print is black it would be a waste of money if I were to keep buying the color inkjet when all I need is black ink.