Is this High yield or normal yield cartridges?
1549591
They are normal yield. I have had great luck using these, and you cannot beat the price.
1290163
100 XL contains a larger volume of ink compared to the standard cartridge therefore it yields more printing pages. So far I've had no problems with this product. It exceeds my expectations.
1882849
Hi, yes to my knowledge the XL indicates a higher amount of copies, example; 200 may do 500 copies and the 200XL may do 1,500 copies? Just remember that those are just examples of how many copies each cartridge may produce. Hope that helps out, but to be absolutely certain give Staples, or Office Depot a call to double check before purchasing!
849207
the 315 BK cartridge is a high-yield cartridge basically meaning it will print more copies,it can easily be replaced while other cartridges are still in use.however my printer will automatically stop printing when the black cartridge is empty call back try to keep a spare on hand if possible.
2095090
I do not know the exact yield, but you won't have to change cartridges as often.
1107092
Funny! No but the previous "used" cartridges I have used in the past didn't produce as many prints as the original, but I paid for "new" cartridges not used and I wasn't made aware of the fact . Besides that wasn't a very professional question to ask a customer but obviously you don't care.
1180570
I got the same thing. Bad cartridges. I bought some new ones from Staples and they were fine. Don't buy from this vendor. They are sending out a lot of faulty cartridges.
2129525
Items ending in 221 (i.e., the black) are standard yield. Items ending in 225 (i.e., the colors) are high yield. I have tried to find high yield black, but have not had any luck.
509696
I have never checked. I have never had a problem with the cartridges I have purchased.
1403839
Yes it is - I get more out of the high volume cartridges, although they are quite a bit more expensive
2193633
Hi Virginia, Black: 1,000 page toner yield (MLT-D111S) +- depending or resolution, paper type and other factors. New printer from all manufacturers come with a cartridge filled at 50% +- (This is done by all manufacturers) I hope I answered your question. Only 1 piece left in inventory by the way. Thanks, Raul
253021
I found this info on the HP website regarding the HP 8610, so evidently those are the correct cartridges! HP 950 Black Officejet Ink Cartridge (~1000 pages); HP 951 Cyan Officejet Ink Cartridge: composite yield (~700 pages); HP 951 Magenta Officejet Ink Cartridge: composite yield (~700 pages); HP 951 Yellow Officejet Ink Cartridge: composite yield (~700 pages);
1058123
I don't understand the question. But the cartridge I bought is very good at a smile price. I recommend.
6037
These are cheap cartridges from China with a very high failure rate - in my case three out of three. Send it back for a refund.
1507907
I'm not sure. There are no instructions or verbage on the box or cartridge to indicate what the ink yield may be. The regular cartridges I order are good for approximately 1,500 - 2,000 so 2,000 per cartridge is feasible. I will have to use the cartridge until it runs out to make sure.
2114385
From the Lexmark website (I checked it today to check which ink goes to the printer I'm using), 36 (Black, Standard Yield = 175 pages), 36XL (Black, High Yield = 500 pages), 37 (Color, Standard Yield = 150 pages) and 37XL (Color, High Yield = 500 pages)... they have a tab to check how they calculate the page yield, but I didn't check that.
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This would seem to be a case of deliberately misleading labeling: Per Epson site, the "extra high capacity" cartridges are part #127 (50% more ink?), while the "high capacity" (i.e., approx 2/3 of the #127 capacity) cartridges are part #126. These are being sold as #127 replacements, but apparently with only #126 (or rather, unstated and unknown) volume of ink. (Of course, neither Epson nor anybody else documents the actual ink volume.) Anyway, do the arithmetic, and factor in nuisance factor of changing cartridges (realigning heads &c;) more often.