HP 67 Tri-Color Ink Cartridges High/Standard Yield 2 Per Pack, 67XL Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

I've always had a great experience using the HP 67 Black Original Ink Cartridge. It serves its purpose by doing exactly what I need: providing me with high quality prints or copies of any documents or forms without fading until the end of the cartridge is empty. I've purchased this cartridge along with the HP 67 Color cartridge as well and they've been great.

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.

I get the refill within 2 days which is great because my printer tells me I am low on ink when I'm actually out of ink.

I found out that I should only use HP ink cartridges to install on my HP Envy printer. Worth the extra expense and I won't be surprised by an off-brand that doesn't work as well.

Worked properly as they should, very easy to install. We will never buy anything but HP for our printing needs, always quality products. Our last printer served us well for 22 years.

**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.

Either dries up or runs out WAY too quickly. I tried to get one replaced that stopped after only 6 pages but it was just over the retirn period. I don't use it often but it feels very light and ive nevee gotten more than a dozen pages out of a cartridge. Waste of money, but I have no other choice!

The quality of the cartridge is fine. Installation is normally easy and the cartridge registers electronically. So why did I rate it with two stars. I'm extremely disappointed with the quantity of ink within these cartridges. Hp products are expensive, which makes printing expensive. The number of pages printed are never, ever, close to the amount listed. I'm aware of the factors of printing and ink usage, and I still conclude that the level of ink provided in these cartridges is miniscule. Especially for the price charged. Moreover, HP printers are designed to use HP ink cartridges. So less expensive cartridges are discouraged. This user is not happy with the pages to ink ratio.

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.

Worked for one print then Stopped