some arguments state that J870DW printers that produce after Aug, 2014 cannot recognize remanufacturerd ink! is that correct?
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Mine bought since then (new) AND DOES NOT WORK FINE. Tried many and NONE worked.Others say that it worked....50-50 chance it doesn't. Again, NONE worked. Take your own risk.I'll buy genuine cartridges for this printer for now on. They ALL work.
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Hi, yes the didnt work, however we now have the new generation cartridges, all cartridges in stock now are the new generation and they will work in you r printer.Thank youLisa
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I don't know-maybe if it is an older printer. My printer is 4 mos. old-a Photosmart 7520 and when the ink cartridges were inserted, the printer displayed a message that the ink had expired (had a 2015 expire date) and the printer could accept only ink cartridges with a 2016 expiration date.
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My printer reads them as expired, but they are still usable. I am still using them.
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I've heard also that remanufactured ink voids the warrenty and then I've heard that the printing companies are not allowed to void our warranties because of which ink we choose to use. In my opinion, it does not matter either way. Todays printers are relatively cheap so if it comes to my printer malfunctioning because of my choice to use remanufactured ink, then so be it. At that point, I would just purchase another printer instead of dealing with Hewlett Package. We are only talking about a little over $100 to purchase another printer. The same price of what I would pay for their genuine ink if I was brave enough to spend that kind of money on ink. Until that time, I will use remanufactured ink without any worries, concerns, thoughts, or even feeling guilty of using third party ink. I have been using remanufactured ink for over a year. In order for me to buy genuine ink, I would have to be forced against my will to make that type of purchase. Never again!!!!!!! Don't be hesitant cause you have nothing to loose, only $$$$$ to gain.
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Yes. The MFC-J875DW is one of the printers listed under the "FOR USE WITH" section on the box.
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Epson is very frustrating with not recognizing cartridges, and I have heard sometime they don't even recognize their own. I use only remanufactured cartridges which work just fine, and I have not found them harmful at all to the printer as Epson keeps threatening. It helps to find a brand of remanufactured cartridges that Epson usually does not reject (try different ones). When it rejects a new cartridge you have put in, you can try removing all cartridges and reinserting them, pressing each in firmly. This often works. Sometimes, when Epson won't accept a new cartridge I have installed, I then replace also any others that look like they are very low, and when I do that, then the Epson finally accepts the cartridge. Try that as well. I find a lot of ink is wasted with all of this, so it makes up for the loss to use the very much cheaper remanufactured cartridges!
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I do not know if it is or not. However this is my second go round with remanufactured cartridges and they never have worked. First one was done locally here and second through Amazon. I would not trust them ever again. I have mp210.
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Happened to me before. I already told buyers beware. Do not buy any "Remanufactured Ink Cartridge" at any places. Because it's a RIP-OFF!!! Buy a brand new. That's it.
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To the best of my understanding, expiration dates vary. I believe ink is created in batches. If you can, contact the seller.
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The seller I ordered from was Speedy Inks, and they sent me remanufactured cartridges that were branded "LD", not "V4INK". I've run one of the black cartridges, the cyan, and the yellow cartridges all the way down so far, getting about 2500-2700 pages from them. Um, regarding "combined total"...my totals are coming from my printer's supplies status printout, and most of the stuff I print has more than one color on a page. So I'm sure that if my yellow cartridge printed on 2700 sheets and my black cartridge printed on 2500 sheets, then there were probably 2500 pages that had both yellow and black ink applied? The seller I ordered from was Speedy Inks, and they sent me remanufactured cartridges that were branded "LD", not "V4INK". I've run one of the black cartridges, the cyan, and the yellow cartridges all the way down so far, getting about 2500-2700 pages from them. Um, regarding "combined total"...my totals are coming from my printer's supplies status printout, and most of the stuff I print has more than one color on a page. So I'm sure that if my yellow cartridge printed on 2700 sheets and my black cartridge printed on 2500 sheets, then there were probably 2500... » Read More The seller I ordered from was Speedy Inks, and they sent me remanufactured cartridges that were branded "LD", not "V4INK". I've run one of the black cartridges, the cyan, and the yellow cartridges all the way down so far, getting about 2500-2700 pages from them. Um, regarding "combined total"...my totals are coming from my printer's supplies status printout, and most of the stuff I print has more than one color on a page. So I'm sure that if my yellow cartridge printed on 2700 sheets and my black cartridge printed on 2500 sheets, then there were probably 2500 pages that had both yellow and black ink applied? « Show Less
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No, but I did have trouble with them. One of the color cartridges would not be accepted by my printer and I had to move the little tag on it into the right position to make it work. Also, the black cartridge said expired ink and that if I continued, the warranty would not be valid on my printer. I used it for a while, but decided to replace it with a new one. I don't plan to buy any more remanufactured cartridges again.
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I was unable to get mine refilled, too. I was able to use the aftermarket new ones, though, which are a lot cheaper. Unfortunately, their shelf life is almost gone by the time you use them, and after a few weeks they go bad. Inkjet Printer ink has a very short shelf life, less than a year. If you do not do a lot of printing, like me, then it's better to do your all your printing in a commercial printer. It's not worthy to have to keep buying ink every two months.
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Robert, I have not had any problems with these remanufactured epson printer ink cartridges. I am using the ink now. Seems to work the same as Epson brand and a heck of a lot cheaper. I just replaced my black ink because I print a lot of documents. The color cartridges seems to be holding up well and print well when I have something in color. Make sure you clean your printer jets and calibrate your printer per Epson printer manual. Hope this helps. Have a good day.
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The reason for that is the printer will only recognize the Actual manufacters ink, which is stupid to me, as long as the ink works, don't worry about the alerts.
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I am not really sure but some of the files that came with the printer go back to 2009. I would guess this is approximately when it came on the market.
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Best to go to HP online. I do not buy remanufactured ink anymore. Too many problems. Good luck!
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it is oem (ORIGINAL) not remanufactured or "no frills" brand. I tried that one time and I'll never do that again. the toner started to run and bleed on the paper and that affected the drum. It's just not worth it.