The ad pic shows the 105 Hi Yield XXL cartridges, but the discription lists the 103s? Which is which?
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Our Products for this listing are compatible with both LC103 and LC105. So, if your printer is compatible with either LC103 or LC105, this listing is a good option.
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Hmm. When I go to the Lexmark website and look up the correct ink cartridge for this model printer, they say it's the 100XL series. Ouch. I know how much those cost, and now that they're opened I don't think anyone will take them back. I'd get them out of the printer asap so as not to damage it. Sorry I don't have good news. Always look at the cartridges that come with the printer first or look it up on the mfr's website so you know you're ordering the correct product.
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I am very sorry, but I don't have any idea on the answer to your question. I do know that the supplier is family-run business and that they are very responsive. You might try contacting them. But I do love these cartridges for the value!
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I was wrong about the 107bk at the time as there was insufficient online information at the time I ordered this cartridge at the time I ordered my printer. My apologies for misleading you. I wrote my review and later found out it did not work. Expensive lesson I'm afraid. The high yield black ink cartridge that works is the LC109 BK.
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http://www.kodak.com/ek/US/en/Consumer_Products/Products/Ink_Cartridges/10_Series.htmYes, according to Kodak.
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Staples list it as the 100. I don't know it it is be cause these cartridges are refurbished or what but they did not work in my Prestige Pro 805. I think I will stick with the lexmark brand.
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High yield? They are XL which I believe gives you more ink. However, they ruined my HP printer and I had to buy a new printer. Even though all the people who make the re manufactured ink cartridges tell you they work fine. It isn't true. I talked to HP and they explained it to me. My printer was only two years old. And it wasn't worth paying over $80.00 for a new print head. So I bought a new printer. I advise not using re manufactured cartridges if you own a nice printer.
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I needed cartridge #1222 for my shower which is wider that the 1225. If you are not sure, get both and return one because the only way to tell may be to pull the old one.
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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);
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Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run out.Hope this gives you some insights.Boib Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run... » Read More Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run out.Hope this gives you some insights.Boib « Show Less
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when I look up your printer I see 155XL as the ink cartridges, I just typed in your pro 915 and amazon brings up the printer and ink, be sure before you buy........I bought mine through Amazon for my printerthe XL only means they have a higher yield of printing
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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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LC101BK (Black), LC101C (Cyan), LC101M (Magenta), LC101Y (Yellow) these are for the Standard cartridges, for High Yield cartridges the numbers run LC103BK, etc., etc.I don't have this model (an older one) but I find that I like to use the High Yield Black and Standard for the rest.Hope that helps everyone!
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Hi, your printer is actually the WorkForce 2540 and these are the high capacity ink that will work in your printer.
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while I do not own this printer, MLT-D105S or MLT-D105L is the cartridge specified by the manufacturer. I have had excellent results in my Samsung ML-2525W and is the reason I recently reordered. I hope this helps; but ultimately all you can do is try it for yourself.
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I bought a super high yield LC107BK XXL black ink cartridge for my brother MFC-J4710DW printer. It works fine so far. I did not have any problems. I am satisfied. Wen C.
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Yes, Shannon, What 16 and 26 are with Lexmark is full yield Cartridges. 17/27 Cartridges are "Moderate Yield", cheaper, but not as full either.