HP 67XL Black Original Ink Cartridge

This HP ink cartridge was very easy to install and worked perfectly right out of the box. It also wasn't as expensive as I expected, which was a nice surprise. I chose the XL version because it lasts longer and provides more prints before needing to be replaced. The print quality is great, and I appreciate not having to change cartridges as often. Overall, it's a good value and I would definitely purchase it again.

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.

It's ink, nothing much to say about it. Ink prices have gotten ridiculous. Main reason I put would not recommend is that everyone has to get the right ink for their printer, so what would be the point of recommending something else?

**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.

I found it difficult to remove old cartridge. Prior HP printer I would push used cartridge in slightly and it would pop out. But new printer HP Deskjet 4227e you push down. Was not easy. Also my old cartridge stopped working even though displayed 1/4 ink left?!? So that was disappointing and means it will cost me more if this continues.

The price of these cartridges (from any vendor) is ridiculously high and it's annoying that HP has it fixed so that their printer will not accept a cheaper user-friendly brand. I will not buy another HP printer.

I regret not getting a printer able to handle more paper at a time and ink that last much longer. I underestimated how much I use and need a home office computer.

I changed the ink cartridge and the printer stopped working. Printer is less than a year old and I only use HP ink. Maybe it's time to reconsider my loyalty to HP.

My printer could NOT recognize this cartridge. I followed instructions on HP's website to insure there was no tape residue on the copper contacts and the printer still did not recognize it. Based on the information I found online this seems to be a common problem.

I thought this ink lasted for at least 150 pages. I didn't even use 50 since I put it in and now had to put another one it. I paid more so the ink would last longer. I don't use the color ink so I don't buy it. I don't need color for anything