HP 67 Black Original Ink Cartridge, ~120 pages, 3YM56AN#140

I purchased an HP Printer 2800 from Walmart, and the original HP cartridge works. I ordered the 67XL because it prints 240 pages. The 67 prints 120 pages. The HP brand reads the HP Printer with no problems. Prints clearly. No worries, easy-to-use.

I had to buy these because I got off brand ones, and my printer wouldn't recognize them. The only negative about this is it's only 120 pages worth of ink. For the price, I wish it was at least double that. Especially since installing it causes you to use one page right off the bat. that being said, it prints nice and smooth, and if relatively fast drying ink. I have my printer in the hallway, and by the time I get to it to use the paper, the ink is dry. Easy install for the most part, just peel the dust cover/protector and insert it. Color is a nice deep black too.

The ink is and it's working in the printer are fabulous, as always. But the prices remain too high. You pretty much lock us into using HP cartridges, so you really need to lower the price. Essentially it's up to $.15 per page, just for black ink, now. Please help. And please don't say "Instant Ink is cheaper." It is, but it totally locks us into your system and I know from friends that getting out is hard to do. Simply double the amount of ink--you know that would add almost no cost to you.

HP ink cartridges are less and less reliable due to the amount of ink they have compared to years ago. I realize this isn't Walmarts fault but it would be nice if the amount of ink HP puts in their cartridges were maxed.....im sure this is cost savings measure (to the corporation)

**Review for HP Ink Cartridge** ⭐☆☆☆☆ I deeply regret buying an HP printer, and these proprietary cartridges only add to the frustration. The printer forces you to use HP cartridges, meaning you can't save money with third-party alternatives. If you try, the printer outright refuses to work. On top of that, the printer requires yet another app just to perform basic functions like printing or checking ink levels. I'm already drowning in apps for every device I own—why do I need an HP app for something so simple? And don't even get me started on the relentless subscription push for HP Instant Ink. It's like every time I blink, there's a pop-up or email reminding me to subscribe. No, I don't want a subscription! I want to buy ink when I need it, not be locked into another monthly payment. This feels like a classic case of corporate greed—locking customers into an ecosystem where they're forced to pay more for convenience they didn't ask for. Never again. If you're considering an HP printer, think twice. There are better options out there that don't treat you like a walking ATM.

Noticed cartridge was out of ink a little over a month after installing. Since I make very few copies I don't know when it actually stopped printing. Previous cartridge didn't seem to last very long but I didn't track purchase history. If I had I probably would not have reordered.

Still not enough ink for me. The main problem I have is that it wastes a lot of ink having the three colors in one. if I run out of one color, but not the others, my printer stops printing in color till I replace the cartridge, wasting the remaining ink of the other two colors. This becomes pricy over time.

I don't know about the ink because it won't work because the printer does everything except put ink on the paper . HP is a joke and does not support its products.

Shame on you for controlling something you don't own, I once used generic ink in MY printer and now I can't. I bought your ink and it didn't even last a month and very expensive. I thew my hp printer in the trash and now own a canon which I can do whatever I want with it. If you want everyone to use your ink then make it affordable and make it print more pages.

Worked for one print then Stopped