Customer Reviews

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I ordered the wrong one. I had it in 63, oops. This one works well. Thanks, Best Buy. ;)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Hp in is fantastic. I've been printing pictures of my grandbaby and putting them on the wall. You can't even tell that I printed these myself they look like a photo company printed them. Because I find the subject (my little Gianna) so beautiful and the photos so vibrant I don't see me slowing down buying more ink anytime soon.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] HP ink is the safe choice for inkjet printers. I use HP 61. I don't think the cartridges are as good as they used to be. Now they die within 6 or 7 months regardless of how much I print, which isn't a lot because I use a HP laser for my everyday printing. Colors will die. These are not a good value, but after market ink can damage the printer. I bought some aftermarket ink that didn't fit the printer! Either way we don't have much choice. At least I have the cartridges that is all colors in one. I used to use the printers that had separate ink cartridges. Those really died by the calendar and cost a LOT of money to buy a new set.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very happy with this microwave. Has all the features I wanted. When on, interior light makes it easier to see what is happening. Interior surface is a very nice dark color and looks like it will stand the test of time ( unlike the GE i had, whose interior paint chipped and peeled and finally a bit of paint sparked a flame). It has a removable turntable. It is a good size, capable of handling a dinner plate or a small casserole dish. I like that the plus and minus buttons on the control panel adjust in ten-second increments. Not a very heavy machine, either, and fits on my counter with a few inches to spare beneath the wall cabinet. "Finished" sound is a cheery melody.

I have had trouble with the last two try-color cartridge. The first one did not even print a 100 pages. The last one I put in new and after about 35 pages the color was running out. I took it out and shook it, thinking this would help release more ink, but when I put it back the printer it recognized it as a foreign cartridge and would not run. I put in another cartridge and have printed 40 pages and the cool is already light. I've never had this problem before. Do you sell combo packs in 61xl? These suit my purpose much better. And in the order before this one, I mistakenly ordered 60xl, and of course this did not work. But I'd opened them before i noticed the mistake.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After signing up for the HP Instant Ink program at $2.99 a month, we discovered we were not printing on a full time basis. We had the same initial cartridges from that program for over 12 months. Once we decided to stop the automated plan, I was pleasantly surprised to find the price for a supply of black & color cartridges was extremely reasonably for our printing habits. I just wish I could have convinced HP to send me a set of cartridges since I really did pay for these thru the automated plan - lessoned learned. Plus is took HP TWO months to stop the billing after my first contact not happy about that!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My printer requires this type of ink. I like original cartidges as refills and imitations are usually inferior quality and prone to leakage, running or clotting, and "jazzing" up the printhead. Ink/toner can get quite EXPENSIVE too! HP ink is VERY good in spite of its HIGH price. I wish it were more price competitive without having customers join any sort of "memberships" or auto-reordering agreements. Surely, considerations of print volume, paper type, and ink pricing are and should be major factors in purchasing printers. Knowledge and experience are wonderful things! Shipping is fast and a postage free, returnable, used cartridge recycling bag is provided with each purchase. Nice!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As always it seems I have to buy ink too often. I can't afford to get the extra ink every time. When I do buy the higher capacity if I don't use it, it dries up in the same time. The ink is of a fine quality when it's on paper. With the amount used worldwide is there such a shortage that it costs half as much as the printer?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have never really understood why printer ink is so expensive, but this is the world we live in. One black and one color ink cartridge will set you back $50. I've had the HP Deskjet 3510 printer for a number of years, and year after year the prices keep going up. The printer has been reliable and is easy to connect to the home wifi network. The ink cartridges are small and the ink doesn't seem to last very long. But I assume that is the case with most printers of this caliber. My question is how much ink are they really putting in there? There's no way to tell how "full" it is new.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have to say, HP printers are the best. I have yet to have an issue with any HP printer. I bought an Envy 5530 all in one that does everything I need. These cartridges are easy to install, and although a bit pricey, they are cheaper than other printer cartridges. I took one star away because they used to offer a little recycling program where you could send you old ones back in. Now, the used cartridges no doubt end up in a landfill. I never have any bleed through from too much ink and the colors are what they purport themselves to be. Great cartridges A wee bit expensive.