can xl cartridges all fit in printer or only one xl at a time?
305473
All of the XL cartridges can fit at the same time into an HP printer. I have an HP officejet Pro 8600 Plus.
305474
You put in 1 black and 3 different color cartridges for a total of 4 cartridges at a time. :)
305475
The different cartridges are loaded into some holder and then they go into the printer.
305476
yes, all four XL (cyan, magenta, yellow, black ) cartriges will fit into the printer at the same time
305477
When you open the HP Printer door, the cartridges automatically go to the left. You don't pull them out the cartridges, you push each cartridge in. Starting with the black one, push it in and if you want push the new one in one at a time. The next one is yellow - same - blue - and magenta. If done right, you shouldn't get ink on your hands. Hope that helps
1882851
XL just means there is twice as much ink in the cartridge. It cost more, but you replace it less frequently. That is how it was explained to me.
1997969
I have had my printer for several years now and have found that the perfect combination for OUR printing needs is to use the Black XL and the regular size for the 3 colors required. Epson sells this combination as a package. They all seem to require replacement at about the same time.We do a reasonable amount of printing - but - as a rule - not pictures or intensely colored pages. If you do - I would suggest using the XL for all 4.
1056682
Of course...I don't by anything but XL because of the cost savings. I also don't use refilled cartridges on my machine. These are brand new in retail packaging. Don't hesitate to buy these. They also had 1 year expiration dates so if you use a lot of ink (I don't) by 2.
849459
Yes. They are the same size, just extra ink. If the printer accepts a 240 and 241, it will accept the XL.
829216
Xl cartridges are bigger in capacity....so, yes, they are worth the price for double (my estimate) the ink.
1238235
I cannot answer this precisely because I am using it for the first time; however, with all of my printers (I have three, two HP and one Epson) that using the XL cartridge always has been the best buy.
1285341
It appears your printer accepts 200 cartridges. The XL means it has an extra capacity black ink cartridge (the color ink cartridges are standard capacity). According to Epson's site, your printer will accept the XL cartridge.
158847
The XL's and XXL's will work. However, as with any remanufactured cartridge, you are at their mercy over how much ink is actually put back in the cartridge. Also, I was never able to get this remanufactured brand to work in my Canon printer - even following the tips provided by the instructions or tips from others in the Q&A; sections.
158844
I think xl has more uses per cartridge. I've used xl instead of the regular 240 ever since I had to buy new in for my machine
1657311
Probably the XL because you can go longer without having to stop and change the cartridge. Check the cost of both, because that is a consideration.
326986
HP only half fills the standard ink cartridges, the XL models are the same size cartridge, just filled all the way. You get 2x the printings, and they get to charge you extra for what should be included...
2224332
Yes! Setup cartridges are used first time only on the printer! Then you can buy XL cartridges for it!
1056683
Yes, my printer works better with the XL so that's all I get. The boxes had been opened when the company bought them but then discovered they were unable to use them. but the cartridges were never removed from the foil inner packaging, so they were new for all intents and purposes.
2026229
The cartridges fit the machine, but they contain more ink. If I remember correctly, the XL black is a bigger physical cartridge.
69778
Yes, the only difference is that the XL cartridge holds more ink. It will just last longer.
2224330
Yes indeed. The XL just means Extended Life because they hold more ink. the worked really well in my HP Officejet Pro 8600 and are continuing to put out clean prints.