does the cartridges have a chip
472272
I don't know what kind of a chip it would have; but it works fine with my MG6320 printer.
472273
I'm not sure about having a chip or not. I bought the cartridges because they are listed to work with my printer (Canon MG6300). They work exactly like the native Canon cartridges, so if Canon cartridges require a chip, then I suppose these have a chip. Like the others, I have had no problems at all with these cartridges.
472274
Yes it does. I've never had any issues with them and I've had them in my printer for almost a year now
1365914
Yes. I have purchased 2 cartridges from this company and so far, very good! Good price, too.
1968383
They are ready to use. I never read anything about these (LC-61) cartridges having a chip but you don't have to do anything with these cartridges they work fine the way you get them.
979360
The newer cartridges have micro chips which maybe need to be reset I found ask.com and tube helpful
1911948
Have had these for about 6 month now. All you do is add ink. when the printer says the cartridge is empty, you pop it out and then right back in. the chip on the cartridge resets when you remove it. Just keep an eye on the level of ink, because the printer cant see haw much ink is actually in cartridges, it just counts number of times it is used.
613091
They do not come with chips. There is a you tube video that shows how to fill and remove the chips from the old cartridges and put them on these cartridges.
1970664
The toner cartridge comes with a new chip. There was no reset required with the new chip.
1529933
Unless you have a chip resetter, they cannot be reset. Each time the printer stops with an "out of ink" message, you just press OK and it starts going. The printer will perpetually show the cartridges empty. Because of the cost savings, I don't mind the messages and occasional need to press OK. you can buy a chip resetter for some cartridges. Just need to search keyword "ink cartridge chip resetter" to see if one in available for your printer.
1995260
I think is does. You will need an empty color cartridge without ink. Ignore the blinking light and computer notification that the ink is low or out.
558653
Chips are recognized by the printer. But it was advised by the ink company not to reset the printer online.
1970666
I didn't even use the new provided chip from the vendor. After the toner refilled with ink, the printer works properly. There was no need of replacing with new chip.
467250
Yes, according to all the sellers on the certain huge online auction site not-to-be-named. But, you have to keep in mind that the chip and printer will forever remember each other and the printer will continue to give you a pop up stating your ink is low, when in fact you just filled it. The ink level is a guesstimate and not an actual level indicator. You can buy off-brand cartridges and put the old chip on them, but they will show as empty. You have to force the driver to accept that you wish to keep using the "empty" tanks. It works, it's just annoying.
1619439
I don't know. You'd have to ask the company selling the cartridges, not the customers.
1397646
On the HP refurbished cartridges, I can tell you that it appears as a "brand new" cartridge, which when removed from the air tight plastic wrap, one can see a "chip" within the plastic cartridges. Also, I am able to say that these cartridges work magnificently well. I am quite pleased.
17845
Yes it did when I ordered. My issue was it was advertised as new HP cartridges. They are HP cartridges, but were identified as not new when I installed them. So far they have performed OK. Not sure I would purchase again since I prefer "new" cartridges.
261364
yes. very nice product. just drill a hole and inject the ink into the cartridge. works like new.
344389
Apparently so--they work. If there was no print chip the copier would not accept them.