HP 62 Black Ink (C2P04AN#140)

I am using this TV without a soundbar in a quiet apartment in the middle of the city of Los Angeles. I usually sit approximately 12 feet away from the TV and the sound quality is adequate at low levels in most scenarios. Sometimes I have to crank it up to nearly 3/4 the max volume to be able to hear it well, especially when I have the balcony door open and the city noises are louder than usual. I don't see myself needing a soundbar at this point. Only time will tell. The picture quality is why I got the TV. It's a cut above what I saw on Samsung and LG TVs and I'm very please either it.

I would not usually review a printer ink cartridge but my recent experience with a "not-HP" printer made me rethink my position. I purchased a "not-HP" printer and extra cartridges as the printer size seemed ideal for my small desk. I immediately had trouble inserting the cartridges as they needed to be "gently shaken" and inserted "just right" - it took 2 tries for the starter cartridges but I figured it was a learning curve. When I inserted the full size black cartridge, all the shaking and carefully inserting did nothing and I could not get the very expensive cartridge to work. It was cheaper to buy another printer. The HP cartridges are very easy to install and replace. I won't switch brands again! Lesson learned.

These days the ink jet printers come packed with features but are are inexpensive to purchase because the manufacturers make their money on the ink they sell to you for the printers. These ink cartridges are usually good for less than 100 pages. So expect to replace them frequently if you do a lot of printing. I do a normal amount of printing and find myself replacing these cartridges about every 3 or 4 months. The ink goes on well enough. You can handle a printout right as it comes out of the printer and not have to worry about smudging or smearing.