HP 64 Ink Cartridges - Black, 2 Cartridges (3YP22AN)

I ordered from several other sellers and still had problems with my printer - no issues with the HP ink or order at all - everything worked great and to boot they included an envelope to put old cartridges in to recycle :)

I prefer and like using HP inkjets on my HP printer. I have had the printer for many years and never have had a problem with it. I believe it's because I don't risk the possibility of contaminating it with other brands of inkjets. Plus I like the ability to return used inkjets in postage free envelopes.

They run out of ink too quickly. They're either barely filled or the ink used dries easily. Either way they should last longer than they do, but I know that HP does this on purpose so we'll have to keep buying more cartridges than we should have to. When this printer dies I'm getting a Brothers. Last HP printer EVER!

The page amounts listed- around 200 - seem a bit exaggerated. I got 126 on the smaller cartridge and 354 on the xl one that touts around 600. Far cry from the estimates. I understand it depends on a few variables, like how filled each page is, how bold is your font, etc, but still is quite a ways from the approximations.

These cartridges are designed so that aftermarket products will not work. Realizing this after spending money on non-HP products. I will then have to continue to buy HP as long as printer works. Originally I was enrolled in their ink and paper program which I found to be a scam, because I was using the printer for home use and not printing the quantity that was required for the program. I don't want this to sound negative as the quality of print is excellent and since I control when I need more cartridges I'll continue with HP.

The first couple of photos I printed out with the new ink, had so much ink that it ran off .I used HP photo paper.

Evidently for your ink cartridge purchased thru their automatic replenishment system to work on your printer you have to stay on the program or your cartridge won't continue to print. I bought a regular cartridge and then saw the auto replenishment program and assigned up. They immediately sent me an auto replenish cartridge. I used up the regular cartridge and loaded the auto replenishment cartridge. I then realized that I don't do that much printing and they replenish based on TIME, not usage. So I cancelled the program. Immediately my cartridge would no longer print. I can find no mention of this in their literature. BEWARE!

After struggling with my HP printer for four years, I have given up. The printer has never worked well. Most ink cartridges fail before they are half-used and the jets clog constantly. I have spent more time cleaning and replacing the darned thing than I have actually using it. It was a mistake to have purchased it and it will be the last HP product I ever buy.

Printed very few pages and the color cartridge is already empty. Very expensive product. Not a good return on $$$ invested.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Your entire business model is deeply flawed and contributes to enormous waste and inefficiency. Why can't you make fewer models that last longer and provide a greater and more reliable source of ink at a price that reflects the cost of production rather than predatory profitability? Shameful