Please confirm the part numbers that you are shipping are HP 940 XL (1400 page high yield) cartridges
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They are genuine HP 940 XL (1400 page high yield) cartridges in factory sealed boxes, #610058 Cyan, #610065 Magenta, and 610072 Yellow
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The xl cartridges are the yield. Be careful some supplies provide cartridges that are out of date. I prefer to go directly to HP for current dated and valid . No your supplier
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I am not sure. Search Amazon for a Q7502A or Q7503A and see what comes up. Or, call Hewlett Packard. I usually call to get a part number and a price and then search Amazon. I have been happy with the product I purchased, but our printer is a different model than yours.
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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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package says OfficeJet 6000's and 7000's. Why don't you look at HP site if you're not sure.
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The cartridges are definitely included. They are the standard size / capacity and not the XL long lasting ones. LOVE my printer.
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You need to check what your printer says the number cartridge you need . They are not universal!
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Hi Penny, the XL on the ink cartridge model number or part number means that it is high capacity. Thanks, PCrush
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Holy smoke! That is almost 50% more than I paid. And, yes, it is for two print heads. In the end, due to a mistaken shipment from the 1st seller who sent another print head instead of cancelling, I now have two sets of print heads. I kept both, installing one, figuring that the replacement would fail at some point. Instead, a bearing failed about a month ago (10 months after purchase of print head) so I ended up purchasing a new HP 8600. I could sell it to you for, say $50 plus shipping, assuming you are still interested after hearing that mine HP 8500 cratered (after 4 1/2 years). janesbonny@gmail.com
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Description say 1400 , 1430, also saysRelated Printer: Epson Stylus Photo 1410Cartridge Number: T0791 ~ T0796So ill says yes i does, also make sure the cartridge number is correct, they are t0791 - t0796
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They appear to be XL, however I would recommend only buying from Shopia Global, another vendor sent me some unboxed in foil package that were sample cartridges that come with a new printer. Sophia Global has always provided cartridges as shown.
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940XL Black - C4906AA 940XL Cyan - C4907AA 940XL Magenta - C4908AN 940XL Yellow - C4909AN (These are the product numbers directly off the individual boxes.) They should generally be compatible with the HP OfficeJet Pro 8000 and 8500, but check your specific printer model to be sure. I always buy the high yield (XL) cartridges. They're a bit more expensive up front but last a long time, so I believe they're really more cost effective in the long run. Also, keep in mind HP OfficeJet cartridges have an expiration date. It should be printed on the box. I've never had a problem ordering through Amazon where I received "old" cartridges, or cartridges that would expire on the shelf before I could use them, but I always look at the expiration date when I buy new cartridges just to make sure. Don't stock up extra cartridges you won't be able to use before they expire. I hope this is helpful for you.
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I don't know but when I needed mine I searched "hewlett packard ink cartridges" and got a website at hp which allowed me to type in my model number and it told me.
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go to Hp.com, then printers, & put in your model #4630, & it will give you the cartridge #.
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http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01527097&lc=en&dlc=da&cc=dk&product=3692888&lang=da Although I still don't recommend you waste much time with this printer. Might be as inexpensive to replace it with a printer built to actually work.
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No. The Cartridges that I received were sealed HP cartridges but were not in the retail boxes.
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Yes, that is the printer I have. But the cartridges I have purchased lately from online sources are near their expiration date.
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Unfortunately the 940 and 951 cartridges are a little pricey but the 8620 is a great quality unit. I always buy the print cartridges with XL following the number. A better buy and longer lasting.