Does these cartridges have the print chip installed?
344389
Apparently so--they work. If there was no print chip the copier would not accept them.
447148
yes they are, the actual printing on the chips are B1401 817CG but I can't seem to come up with a valid google search on the part number, this is no real schematic with it, but the hookup is pretty simple
1387931
Yes it did. They worked fine so far. I replaced all the ink cartridges which was 5 and haven't had a problem yet
1606001
Not sure what you mean by chips? The cartridge are reusable and the siring provided fills up the cartridge thru a tiny hole on top of them, I am refilling them as needed with the bottles of Ink. I print pictures on 4x6 paper and black and white 8.5 X 11 and I think this will last 1.5 to 2 years.
2109734
Yes, they are drop-in replacement ink cartridges. Remove the old cartridge, open and install the new one.
817439
Yes. The cartridges I received were original Bother Cartridges in full retail packaging. They worked quite well.
1475793
I'm not sure what you mean by chips but the cartridges just go in and work like the typical Canon cartridges. I have had no problems with any of them. It was a great deal and I've been happy with them.
2168497
Yes these do have a chip and they are not messy and they are compatible with the MX700. Its listed on the product box also. They work great!
2185352
They have a computer chip. I have never had any leak. Out of about 100 that I have used over past couple of years only 2 individual Cartridges did not worked. They don't last as long as the name brand but are still much more cost efficient. I did comparison once and with name brand I could say print 100 papers and with these 80. I have form I print for my business. But for the price what use to cost me $100 to print now cost about $20.
1222957
Yes it has a chip. However, I'm not getting great results with these cartridges. Not sure if my printer needs to be calibrated or if it's the cartridges.
2182237
Cartridges have a chip on the outside. I have bought 3rd party cartridges for other printers but I don't see them for this one. They're not expensive anyway. And I do use the LC103BK high-yield and LC101 series for color, though you can use high-yield for color as well. Careful to make sure you're ordering cartridges for this specific printer as other Brother high-yield cartridges won't fit.
624222
No, not at all. My printer has been working GREAT since the swap out. there are instruction on the machine and youtube videos on this. I thought about buying a new printer since replacing them would cost so much but I am glad I didn't. this is a real good all-in-one and worth the money to change them. Hope this helps...
17845
Yes it did when I ordered. My issue was it was advertised as new HP cartridges. They are HP cartridges, but were identified as not new when I installed them. So far they have performed OK. Not sure I would purchase again since I prefer "new" cartridges.
2250154
There are 'electrical contacts' on the ink cartridge, the package does not mention computer chips.
2125057
If you mean the plastic piece that snaps the cartridge into the printer - yes they do.
2104839
These cartridges all have small id chips that allow the printer to recognize them. Have you ordered the correct cartridge for your printer? I have used these for years and every one has been recognized by both of my inkjet printers with no problems.
1529933
Unless you have a chip resetter, they cannot be reset. Each time the printer stops with an "out of ink" message, you just press OK and it starts going. The printer will perpetually show the cartridges empty. Because of the cost savings, I don't mind the messages and occasional need to press OK. you can buy a chip resetter for some cartridges. Just need to search keyword "ink cartridge chip resetter" to see if one in available for your printer.