Does it yield 1600 pages per cartidge? Do you use them all up before they dry out? Thanks
830408
Actually I didn't used all of them, two of them had been given to my friend. It has good quality but I didn't add the pages....sorry about that.
830409
Well personally I received 4, but one is broken & doesn't work properly, nobody would warrant or stand behind the broken cartridge, so I'm not exactly the giving this seller any positive feedback other than the fact that I am still using the 1st cartridge & have maybe only printed less than 50 prints. Haven't had any issues other than the broken cartridge that is unusable & they would not replace with a new working refill.
830410
While I did not count the number of pages printed, it was comparable to the number printed out from OEM cartridges. In fact, some generic cartridges seemed to equal the number printed from the extended-life cartridges. In terms of drying out, the good thing about laser toners is that they are dry to begin with, so they can last for years and years and not suffer degradation. Inkjet cartridges have a limited shelf-life, but I don't think laser toners do. If they do, then it is a very long shelf life. I use generic toner cartridges now because of substantial savings. Hope this helps.
1190716
Yes, you just have to be careful not to put too many pages at once or it will jam.
1994750
By print yield I assume you are wanting to know the number of pages? I am not positive of the answer for this, but I have purchased several packs of these and compared to the name brand counterparts I do not believe I am changing them any more often than the others. I plan to continue to purchase them, they have been great and we have had no problems with them.
1515829
We do not get the amount of sheets the cartridge claims to print. However, in all fairness we are an insurance agency that is printing quotes and there are areas on the quotes that do have gray shaded lines. We only got about 2300 on the first cartridge and then on the extra high yield ($400 cartridge) we should have gottenaround 25000 (i believe that is what they claim) when we only received about 13000. The machine is lightening fast and will print a very high volume in a short amount of time. We have not had a run in with the warranty so I can't help you there.
230417
I have already printed more than 400 pages, but still going good. I hope it should be good for 1000 pages. My last cartridge with Toner Saver mode and No Text Darken setting it ran up to 1500 pages.
340194
No problem with 30 pages If you do - lets say 300 pages at once - the printer might heat up a bit
1246845
Hadn't checked before this. However, the last cartridge I put in has lasted so far 1500+ sheets and still going strong. Hope to get the full 2500 copies and expect, too. The cartridges I received are excellent!!!!!
1924008
I think it would depend if you are talking about a regular typed page or something requiring an excessive amount of ink. Also, are you sure your cartridge is not expired and actually drying up? Several variables? Is it exceptionally hot where your printer is located?? You might google HP 61 and see if it tells you how many "normal" pages of typing you should get? Hope this may help??
1771520
The maximum yield per unit is approximately 420 pages.Also depends on what you are printing. Pictures require a lot more ink.
1702779
Yes. I bought this for my Sister, I don't own an HP Printer. She did tell me that it yielded at least 500 pages.
347144
I just printed about 15 14" x 17" pages for my portfolio. I had to replace the PM, PC, M, and Bk cartridges to complete the work, but did not go through the second cartridge added. I still am on the original cartridges for the C, G, Y, & R. All in all, thought that I'd need more ink.
420384
You can refill the OEM carts quite easily. Amount of pages is relative to your coverage. Don't expect to get much out of them full. That's at 5% coverage (good luck in getting close to that mark, ever). The variances change even when printing the same page. Use the remote software to get an idea of what your coverage is. You'll get around 2500 pages, depending on what you print. You can get about 100 pages from the starter set.
873561
It depends on how much printing you do. You'll see on the product description an estimate of the number of pages it will print. The capacity of these, I believe, does diminish as they get older and the ink dries out a bit.
308078
We've cut up to 100 sheets at a time, but I would say that it could do 150 to 200. The paper we cut is heavy gauge so with regular copy paper you could probably get 250 pages.
2240031
not sure yet--with the brand new cartridge in the new printer, I have printed over 150 pages and have received ""prepare to replace toner message"" for the last 10 or so printings; the b.s. in the pro-mo literature states cartridge is good for 700 pages; pressing code menu--1--8 allows continued printing, but anticipate shutdown around 200; of course nothing in the promotional information indicates any reference to word density--words per page.....Raines BCNU
1661834
Sorry - I can't really help you. I buy the ink when our book-keeper tells me are running low. So I honestly don't really know how many prints it actually yields.
1394927
The first cartridge printed about a ream of paper--not bad, actually about what an inkjet would do. I then reset the print density down on the printer. My counter on the printer now reads 2665. That means that I just ran about 2000 copies--around 4 reams--on the second cartridge. That's WAY better than I ever did on any injet ever. Thanks for the question. I hadn't thought to check that until just now.