HP 902XL High-Yield Black Ink Cartridge (T6M14AN#140)

Ink works well in HP printers, prices have escalated in last few years. Now approaching the cost of a new printer.

The price of this ink has gone up by more than 20 percent in the past year. Also, Staples had a promotion of 50% back in points for an HP Ink purchase. After my $125.99 purchase, my points dollar value increased by only $2.00, from $83 to $85. Is this all 50% points bonus is worth?

the blue is not showing and the color is so light i tried to contact you guys but all i get is to check my printer my HP OFFICEJET PRO WAS GREAT UNTIL I GOT THIS LAST SET OF INK MY PRINTER IS 6968 YOU WILL SEE I BUY ALL MY THINGS FROM YOU

Generous amount of ink. Dispenses nicely and cleanly (as much a function of the printer as the cartridge). Price is ridiculously high, but not surprising because of tariffs on imported goods. Price is initially high because HP charges for "the blades, not the razor". Won't be buying HP cartridges any more, because between the color and black cartridge sets, cost was $200. That's what I paid for the printer initially. Sam's adds to this price increase, so they're not off the hook. I do recycle the cartridges to another vendor.

Replacement ink cartridges remain one of the biggest rip-offs in the home computing world. The cost of the high yield 4 pack now exceed the costs of a new printer. In fact, when my old printer died shortly after I purchased these cartridges, I turned them in (unopened) to Staples and the refund I got slightly exceeded the price of the new replacement printer I bought.

Ever since I have installed the ink cartridges in my HP printer I have had to clean the printer head multiple times. After printing the label or a document the successive prints are not satisfactory. I have never cleaned my printer heads in the ten or more years we've had this printer. Evidently the ink was old and sticky or gummy however you'd like to describe it. I bought new ink yesterday and the printer seems to be working fine. Very disheartening to spend over $100 for ink and it not be satisfactory. I have learned since that there is an expiration date on ink which I did not know about. The new ink I purchased expires in next year.

I thought I bought 902XL combo for blue, magenta and yellow ink only to discover it was the black only that was XL. If not because I was so desperate to print when I was out of ink, I would have returned them. This is not nice because I paid for XL not the ordinary color ink. Next time check what you packaged before displaying them on the rack.

Walmart shipped an used HP 902 XL cartridge. I purchased two cartridges at the same time and because of my usage/printing level, it was over two months before I needed to add the second cartridge. I no longer have the receipt or original packaging. Clearly someone replaced an empty, used cartridge for the new one. Do better Walmart...stop reselling used cartridges; send them back to the manufacturer and don't resell them to your unsuspecting customers.

The black ink came out in blobs on the paper, The colors did not print at all - very very very faint lines First time this has happened and I have used this product for years

so... an ok, and WAY! overpriced product. they can skip, and on occasion just get stuck, to much packaging.