Can the ink levels be monitored by the HP e-print app as it does with its own brand of toners?
1887481
The ink levels ARE monitored by the HP e-print app, and it promptly lets you know you are using non-HP toner.
552915
I don't know about that specific chip but it never worked for me - it was just too cheap to worry about the return. I since changed to an HP printer that allows used cartridges.
1767491
Yes they do. The driver app on the PC detects the cartridge change and shows it as full. It even has the little light on each cartridge. :)
1226326
Hello,I don't think so.Printer will give you error when the toner is out.Thanks,
886358
the cartridges i received do. i just double checked on my printer. they also show up in my hp status on my computer.
558196
No they do not, so your printer will keep indicating it cannot see the ink levels, but you can physically see the ink levels when you look at the cartridge. We have not seen any bleeding on the copies, nor any leakage issues. We will most likely re-order these cartridges when it is time. I hope this helps.
1422715
Yes, but you'll need an app based on your specific printer. I use HP ePrint for my HP printer.
1719159
Hey, buddy, bad news first. I'm not sure about the ink. However, I do use whatever paper is the cheapest for private projects and non-commercial purposes. Never had any problems with moderate use. Meow, I'm not 100% sure whether or not the printer has built-in profiles for non HP paper, I think it does, but can't verify this because my printer is currently out of state. Hope that helped some.
585855
I have the same printer with the same network issue. However, you don't need the smartpanel to check the toner levels. In the print dialog (after you print a doc, etc), select "summary" from the third drop down menu from the top. This should let you see where you stand supply-wise. Good luck!
1223039
There is a special mechanism located on each toner cartridge that notifies you when toner is low. I have one of these myself.
1854296
Yes. However I could not get to work. HP service tried to sail on a new printer as part of the level of support they proved. Thus I purchased a new epson printers only due I cost function. I know to clean it more regular regardless of the brand.
1388856
yes they do. the printer will automatically detect the cartridges installed
1335789
I would say no. If I go to change a toner, it knows if one is missing, and it wont print until one is put in it, and the chip on the toner tells the printer its status. on the other hand, you could simply turn off the color printing part thru its printer driver, and print just B&W, and choose color just when you want it. I am happy with mine. we have HP and Konica Minolta's at work, and this printer prints, and looks every bit as quality as the big business models do. In fact, sometimes I print from home and take it in, and no one can tell, so I don't tell.... spreadsheets, charts, graphs, digital pictures, screen shots, power point, Visio, its all A+!
404704
Yes, but the quality of the print is not too notch and the machine will keep warnings on tgere showing that you are not using true hp cartridges.
529032
Yes, you can check the ink levels from the display screen on the printer. I don't have this printer, but I have an MP-600 that you can do that on. If you go to the Canon website and watch the video about the 620, you can plainly see in the video that the same "Remaining Ink Levels" prompt is on the little screen. You simply push the button under that to check the levels. Hope that helps, even though you asked a long time ago. ;)
2132230
Yes. You get a low ink warning for awhile but this only a display on the printer. Black print isSmooth and clear.
302809
The ones I bought worked fine. They don't last quite as long, but seem worth it for the price. When you install one, it does show up on your screen as a counterfeit/refilled cartridge, not authentic "new" hp, & you have to verify that you want to use it. Hp doesn't like people saving money on ink for their printers.