HP 210X Black High Yield Toner Cartridge, W2100X
- Brand:
- HP
- Model Number:
- W2100X
- UPC:
- 193808760211
- EAN:
- 0193808760211
- ASIN:
- B0BSMXY58J
- Best Buy SKU:
- 6542668
- Walmart SKU:
- 1130488389
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$218.89 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.1/5 from 101 reviews.
Overall, the HP 210X is a solid, high-yield, OEM black toner cartridge — strong print quality, good yield, and reliability for high-volume printing. It's especially worth it if you regularly print in bulk and value consistency over cost
To be honest, I was shocked at the price of one container of tóner. But, having had unfortunate experiences with fake HP products that either did not work or did not have good print quality, I decided to give it a try. Super easy to install, easy to return old cartridge, and excellent print quality. If this lasts a good amount of time I will likely continue to buy it here.
Terribly expensive
Generic cartridges worked fine until they made a firmware update on the printers. Then only HP's proprietary and very expensive cartridges worked. You can get generic refurbished whole set of cartridges for the price of 1 of these. A set of these…cost as much as the printer as a whole.
The HP toner works fine. It's way too expensive. I miss the days of being able to use off-brand cartridges and even being able to refill some cartridges. Those always worked well for me. It says something about how well they worked that, in order to have a monopoly on ink, HP and others had to resort to hiding the fact that it's HP brand in a computer chip. It's nice HP recycles their cartridges. They should recycle others' as well since no one can use them.
Generic cartridges worked fine until they made a firmware update on the printers. Then only HP's proprietary and very expensive cartridges worked. You can get generic refurbished whole set of cartridges for the price of 1 of these. A set of these…cost as much as the printer as a whole.
Generic cartridges worked fine until they made a firmware update on the printers. Then only HP's proprietary and very expensive cartridges worked. You can get generic refurbished whole set of cartridges for the price of 1 of these. A set of these…cost as much as the printer as a whole.
I feel the high output did not hold up with the number of copies I made for our neighborhood HOA documents.
Generic cartridges worked fine until they made a firmware update on the printers. Then only HP's proprietary and very expensive cartridges worked. You can get generic refurbished whole set of cartridges for the price of 1 of these. A set of these…cost as much as the printer as a whole.
I will never buy an HP again because you do not allow generic print cartridges and HP print cartridges are ridiculously overpriced.
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