HP 932 Black Ink (CN057AC140)

We have an HP Officejet 6600 and I decided when we bought it I would use only HP ink. This is after going through a new printer every two years. Well, it has lasted over 3 years and the ink quality and consistency are still good. Sure, you can save a whole lot of money buying generic ink but I think the print quality degenerates over time as well as the lifespan of the printer. We have bought plenty of this HP ink and never had problems or issues with any of the cartridges.

I purchased this hp ink cartridge for my work printer which is used a lot throughout the day. I'd say the ink seems to last a good length of time for the amount of time we use it but it is expensive. We recently got a new hp printer which is why we had to switch ink but our old printer also an hp worked better in my opinion and the ink was almost half the cost of this ink. This ink is easier and faster to install and does not get ink on my hands like the old ones did.

Maybe this would be worth it if I used my printer on a daily basis, but I usually only print about 10-20 pages a month. Apparently, the ink must dry up over time, because I only get about half as many copies as I'm supposed to get before the printer tells me the ink is empty. So there's no point in me buying the XL any more, I'll just stick with the regular size.

The HP printers are ink hogs. Either that or there really isn't much in in these cartridges. There is also no way to actually see if there is ink in the cartridge. This can get confusing when you set both the 'empty' cartridge and replacement cartridge on the desk together.

Obviously does it's job...it prints black ink on my papers. I especially like how it prints the letter T. Other cartridges that I've used in the past have only been sub-par with their T printing. Sometimes their T's are so bad it looks like two I's ran into each other.