Is this a smaller cartridge than the regular one? HP says a single black cartridge should print 2300 pages, but this says 1000.
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To my understanding this is the regular sized cartridge...I heard there is an 950-XL which should give you more copies...maybe that's what they're talking about?
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approximately 385 pages. I usually print in black and white so I buy the double black cartridge. When I do print in color it does come out beautifully.
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The HP 1102W uses a toner cartridge rather than the smaller ink jet types. You gat a starter cartridge with the printer that lasts for about 500 pages. The regular toner cartridge will give about 2500 pages. It is dependent on the coverage of course. Standard text should give the highest duration. I have had the same cartridge for over a year. My printing needs are not that high. The toner will not dry out like the ink jets can tend to if not used . The 1102W powers down automatically. You Never have to turn it on or off. It prints wirelessly and has Air Print ability from Apple products. For the price and small footprint I think it is a great little printer. I've recommended it to other friends. On the whole I am not a big HP fan. I think their ink jets are junk but I still give them high marks on their laser B/W printers. If you only need black and white printing on a low volume basis this is a very good cost/ benefit printer The printer tray is only 100 pages. Again not for a robust printing operation . I like keeping a small color inkjet multifunction from Canon for other needs and the HP 1102W for standard B/W printing . Hope this helps your decision
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I always use the genuine ink. I just think overall things will work out better that way. I have never measured pages per cartridge but it is porobably reasonable. Your printer apparently uses CLI226 and PGI 225. I'm not thrilled with printers which use so many different inks but that seems to be the trend these days. Have a Blessed day!
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Standard-capacity Black (T273020): About 200-250 pages.Cartridges shipped with printer are setup cartridges and have much less ink then retail cartridges.
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According to the HP website, the 564 color cartridges will print 300 pages each. The 564XL color cartridges will print 750 pages. The 564 Black will print 250 pages, while the 564XL Black will print 550 standard pages. HP used to print the amount of ink in each cartridge on the packaging, but quit that some time ago. Hope this helps!
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Sorry, I can't be much help. The ones that came with the printer didn't last long. Figured I'd get the bigger ones. Have to say I'm very displeased with the amount of printing from one cartridge. Perhaps the cartridges that came with the printer were some sort of sample size.
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I don't know how many pages it will print, but I do know that it is substantially more than the regular HP60 cartridge. It is worth the price. The cost per printed page is much lower with the XL. I only buy the HP60XL in black and the regular HP60 color cartridge since I normally print in black. If you print a lot in color, the HP60XL color cartridge should be your choice.
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This uses the 305 cartridges. HP's official "standard page count" which is an industry standard reflecting 1/3 page of text, is 2200 for the regular cartridge (part number CE410A) or 4000 for the high capacity cartridge (part number CE410X).
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The label on the xl200 box says that you can get 2.5 more prints from an XL than a standard cartridge. I can't find the ink liable on the ones that I have. There is not much ink in the standard cartridge that is why it seems cheaper than other cartridges. I have tried using the off brand ones, but have ruined two printers using them. The problem has been leakage. When I took the printer back, they checked to see if I was using the manufactures ink. They would not warrant the printer unless I had a full set of Epson ink cartridges in the printer. I did not so i just ate it. All the manufactures hook us on a cheap printer then make it up on ink sales. Hope this answers your question.
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Based on the number of pages we were able to print with the bundled cartridge the answer is NO. A new replacement cartridge 05A should be good for around 2300 pages. For the cartridge that came with the printer I suspect we got less than 1200. I had heard that HP was doing this so I was not surprised.
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I do not know, haven't exactly gotten past the 1000 mark but as the others say it is cost effective and it fits in the printer that it was listed as compatible with. Also the quality I haven't noticed much difference between the two though I will have to say I did not do an in-depth comparison between the two but it's probably got 200 prints so far.
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Didn't check that, but next time I will, thanks to you. I can't check it now for I have used the box to send the used cartridge to HP for disposal.When I put it in the HP 4600, it registered full and works just fine.
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Mine is the hp psc 1100/1200 series. . . .the black cartridge did not last very long, and gave problems. Replaced it with the other and so far this month there have been no problems. Thinking I got a bad one of two!
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I have a hp6300 photo smart all in one printer and have printed out over 6000 pages on it according to the print counter. I have never had any problems with these 564xl black. I think they give me about 400 copies but if I set the printer to economy I get lots more. I rarely do this though. I stick with the genuine HP brand and not the refilled ones. I have had problems with them as they lots of times leak or won't start. Pay the difference and get quality. You won't be cussing your decision to go cheap. Life aint worth it.Chuck in Montana
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Does anyone know how many Black and White pages you can print per B&W; cartridge with the MP830?
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Go to Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/HP-CN684WN-140-Cartridge-Packaging-Black/dp/B004LQZTKK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1394398663&sr=8-1&keywords=hp+564xl+cn684wn Look for the blue line saying "10 answered questions" This is the first one saying Google says yes, but tells where to double check that answer