221 vs 250 cartridge
520873
Not sure what the question is, if it is ink compatibility then you need to use the one recommend by manufacturer .
520874
Their phone number is (785) 865-3725 M-F 8:30-5:30 CST Their email is: Info@SophiaGlobal.comThe lady I talked to seemed very competent; I hope they can answer your question.
831773
Should work with either. There are helpful step by step videos on YouTube. Watch one of them to be sure your cartridge matches.
2187759
Has anyone figured out if you can use a #57 color cartridge instead of a #22 in the 5610xi OfficeJet? Thanks
1878415
Open up your printer and see if you have a 226 gray cartridge...if not you don't need it
2004389
Not sure what the deal is! The email shows a red one just like mine but this picture in blue is way off the grid for answering your question. It is not like the one I bought with an insert for the smaller cartridges. e.g. 221 // The 220 or 320 use the back plane of the one I own. I just lift the insert out and place them in to reset them. Mine works well. Again, this is not the one own.
691546
Yes, this will work. A 1200 cartridge will work as well. Only difference is the 1200 is all brass and more expensive.
1211285
The obvious difference is in the size of the cartridge. As far as the contents is concerned, I don't know if there are differences.
1902489
My guess is not. My printer is an MX 922 and uses the 250 (black) and 251 (black and color) size. There are 3 separate cartridges for color.
1351677
Don't remember if that is my answer or someone else's. But, I agree except for the fact I have never seen a 126 cartridge in black. I have always used the XL size and it's working out fine. Enjoy!
268221
According to what I researched, your printer should take 127 or 126 cartridges, not 200. Try 127 or the 126 for high yield cartridges.
2113513
Looked at the Canon Website and the MG5520 uses the same cartridge. Look at the Owners Manual to be sure, but I bet the all the 5500 series uses the same cartridges.
160216
Not only does it look the same, the 57 cartridge fits in perfectly. However, the software in the printer displays an error message when the 57 cartridge is used instead of the 22. I already own 56 carts from a previous unit & would like to be able to use them. If anyone knows a way to defeat the error code, would appreciate it.
759393
Go to HP.Com and click on INK or type 1300 & 1310 in the search window that looks like the window that I'm typing this message. You'll see a lot of printer model numbers so search until you see 1300 & 1310. when you find them, Click on those and see if they show if The HP 57 cart is listed. If so, you're good to go. 57 is a great cartridge.
157441
no, the 220 has a completely different shaft end and will not accept the model 250 input shaft. the handles are different as the 220 has one that fits over the extended input shaft whereas the 250 accepts a shaft that fits inside the housing. also a different distance for the holding arm to grip the vertical bracket that holds the head. if anyone needs a 250 model i have a brand new one for sale cheap.
799678
MY HP printer is also 1000, J110, and yes, these cartridges are for it. The HP 122 is the regular sized cartridge, the HP 122 XL lasts 4 times longer. It says on the package how many pages, etc. but I don 't remember. Worth it to use the XL. The regular cartridges cost about $15 I think
1422968
Yes it is, but I , also, need to use a 250 PGBK, a total of five cartridges.
1840584
I strongly suggest for you to check with your machine's cartridge requirements online via Google.com for comparison! Better to know its limitations first. Good luck now!