Where do you get ink refills? Just got the C7280 and realized ink will be an issue. Tried to find the 02 cartridge set like the one that comes with printer, no luck. If bought separately, all these cartiridges will be way to expensive to use.Anyone else's mileage vary? Any hints?Thanks, Dumb Mike Where do you get ink refills? Just got the C7280 and realized ink will be an issue. Tried to find the 02 cartridge set like the one that comes with printer, no luck. If bought separately, all... » Read More Where do you get ink refills? Just got the C7280 and realized ink will be an issue. Tried to find the 02 cartridge set like the one that comes with printer, no luck. If bought separately, all these cartiridges will be way to expensive to use.Anyone else's mileage vary? Any hints?Thanks, Dumb Mike « Show Less
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I buy all of my ink from the HP website. It is 10% cheaper than retail (same price as Amazon) and free shipping-plus you occasionally get a free package of photo paper with the order. You can buy all of the color cartirdges as a set or buy each color separately for $9.95. I have printed 250 pages of text and my black cartidge is only down 25%
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You could also look for a local ink refiller. There's a store where I live that refills ink cartridges. It's very cheap and they put over 20% more ink in the cartridge than the manufacturers. (They don't fill them up.)
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I bought my C7280 at OfficeMax and they had the cartridges. They were about $9.00 each there.Diana
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$9.00! That's cheap. Here they sell for about £7.00, even on the HP site. That's around $14.00.
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try 4inkjet.com they tend to have better rates on most ink...sometimes not but it's a good try.
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I've just tried Stinkyink.com. Seems ok so far but I haven't needed to use the cartridge (363 XL Black) yet.
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I just got my printer a week ago. It sucks ink like a pig! I just printed a print ink report and only after 177 prints, mostly black and white copies, I am on my third set of all color cartridges. I weighed one of them, there was only one tenth of an ounce of ink in the yellow cart! That is $120 an ounce for each cartridge! HELP! I am looking for ways to save color ink. Can I turn off color for general internet web site printing? Does it take more ink to print borderless prints? Anyone else have this problem? I hate to take it back and get my old Epson back. bob
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if you buy a new one you will get the ink cartage. if you buy a refurbished model, you will not recev' the ink cartage. if you are looking for a printer, i will sell you a printer that was a double order to me, all i ask is that you pay me the purchase price that i payed, which will be $75. i will also include the ink cartage in the printer. the only thing you will need is the usb cable.
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When I used generic cartridges, sometimes the printer accepted it and sometimes it would not. So here's what I did: I saved all the original Canon ink cartridges that came with the new printer and then purchased a 2nd set of Canon cartridges (at a discount on eBay). When the originals were getting low on ink I then installed the 2nd set. I then "refilled" the first set with bulk ink from printerfillingstation.com. It's a Christian business that sells superior bulk ink at a discount for your particular model. When the 2nd set started to get low, I replaced it with the "refilled" cartridges. This worked because all the cartridges have the original Canon "chips" on them and you always have refilled cartridges on hand. The only thing you "must" do is monitor your installed cartridges every couple of months, so that ink does not completely run out. This is easily done because the cartridges are in clear plastic. Refilling the cartridges is also a learning process, so be patient, follow the instructions carefully. The rewards are worth it as I am now on the 3rd refills from the same sets of cartridges and my printer is working just fine.
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Yes, I had an error code come up before. I had to do a reset and replace with new cartridges. But my printer still works fine. Considering ordering this product again. I have an HP Photosmart C7280. But also be aware or which supplier or seller that you are ordering these cartridges from. That really makes a difference.
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It works very well, the ink does NOT clog or drip, it acts as if its a Factory Refill - Iam planning on Re-buy again from this seller.and it saves you a ton on money, just be sure to drill your access hole for new plug, on top of Cartg. so it cant seep into printer, and all will be well - good luck
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Thank you for your message and interest in ordering with us. Unfortunately, we do not have the compatible set of toners for the CX2731 Okidata printer at this time; feel free to check back with us at a later time, as we are constantly updating our inventory. Furthermore, we do not refill ink/toner cartridges at our facility; I apologize for the trouble and inconvenience. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any further questions or concerns; we are here to help! Thanks again, for taking the time to reach out to us. Be well and have a wonderful week! -Jasmin
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@Lisa C- refilled cartridges are very tricky to get right. If they mess up anything with the little control panel on the side of the cartridge it makes them not work. I have had that issue with refilled cartridges myself. These cartridges are not refilled- NOT refilled means they are NEW cartridges that are just not Epson brand name. They work super super great and I have not had even one of them not work for me yet. I use my printer at home all the time now and it's wonderful. I used to avoid it but now that I can find low cost ink that DO work- it's just a blessing
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Hello Janill, Let me start by saying that yes you can have costco refill these for you. What I dont do anymore is have time time to run into costco to get them filled. Based on my calculations. It costs me around $7.75 per 2 pack of color number 96 HP cartridge pack. These also go under the name of used/refilled/refurbished. I ordered a 3 pack that came free of shipping to replace the older cartridges and had them in 2 days with my prime membership. You can tell that they should be recycled back to amazon or third party as they all can be reused over and over again. I personally save mine by putting the caps back on then keeping them ready to take to Costco or Staples, even officemax. Depending on where you live, and the model of HP you can always go the third route by ordering new from a generic company called INK4WORK they are available for around $18 a pack compared to $46 to $66 that HP wants online at the amazon wherehouse. Thinking of it, Im going to order another 6 pack of refurbished black HP AIO 7500 series ink cartridges right now while im thinking of it for my Soho. Good luck. I hope that you find what your looking for. I have 2 machines and Im thinking of adding a third fax machine along with the new T1 that i ordered. have a good day, Drew
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There is a compatible system on Amazon. You need to search by the type of printer you own. You can't just take an system and throw it it. Also, there are issues with the systems. I bought one and one of the cartridges leaked in the box. I'm looking ot get refillable cartridges without the connecting reservoir. Less issues that way. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Doffice-products&field-keywords;=deskjet+1000+continuous+ink&rh;=n%3A1064954%2Ck%3Adeskjet+1000+continuous+ink Found this. Maybe it'll help. Do lots of research before you commit to buy. Read the reviews even though a lot may be biased. At least you will get a better idea of what it is and whether or not you really want to chance it on a reservoir system. There is a compatible system on Amazon. You need to search by the type of printer you own. You can't just take an system and throw it it. Also, there are issues with the systems. I bought one and one of the cartridges leaked in the box. I'm looking ot get refillable cartridges without the connecting reservoir. Less issues that way. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Doffice-products&field-keyword...; » Read More There is a compatible system on Amazon. You need to search by the type of printer you own. You can't just take an system and throw it it. Also, there are issues with the systems. I bought one and one of the cartridges leaked in the box. I'm looking ot get refillable cartridges without the connecting reservoir. Less issues that way. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Doffice-products&field-keywords;=deskjet+1000+continuous+ink&rh;=n%3A1064954%2Ck%3Adeskjet+1000+continuous+ink Found this. Maybe it'll help. Do lots of research before you commit to buy. Read the reviews even though a lot may be biased. At least you will get a better idea of what it is and whether or not you really want to chance it on a reservoir system. « Show Less
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I actually need a refill. Last time I bought one at Office Max because I couldn't find it on Amazon. I was just going to go look. let you know if I find something.
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Hi Mike ~ I did a lot of research before making my purchase; I would say go for it, I simply put in my model printer and went with the best bang for the buck and I'm soooooo glad I did and trust me, this is the only way I'll be buying my ink� hope this helped!
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I have purchased refill kits consisting of the the ink suggested by the manufacturer, in my case TO69(series) Epson ink. The kit contained 5 sets of 3 colors + black squeese bottles containing 30ml of ink in each bottle. The bottles have a resealable spout small enough to fit in the refill hole (with stopper) in your non-oem cartridge. The printer occasionally quits recognizing the cartridge, in which case I usually only have to remove the cartridge and reinstall it. Search until you find kits of bottles recommended for your printer. My kit contained 750ml of ink for around 10/12 dollars plus shipping. I am satisfied with the results. I have purchased refill kits consisting of the the ink suggested by the manufacturer, in my case TO69(series) Epson ink. The kit contained 5 sets of 3 colors + black squeese bottles containing 30ml of ink in each bottle. The bottles have a resealable spout small enough to fit in the refill hole (with stopper) in your non-oem cartridge. The printer occasionally quits recognizing the cartridge, in which case I usually only have to remove the cartridge and reinstall it. Search until you find kits of bottles recommended for your printer. My kit contained 750ml of ink for around 10/12... » Read More I have purchased refill kits consisting of the the ink suggested by the manufacturer, in my case TO69(series) Epson ink. The kit contained 5 sets of 3 colors + black squeese bottles containing 30ml of ink in each bottle. The bottles have a resealable spout small enough to fit in the refill hole (with stopper) in your non-oem cartridge. The printer occasionally quits recognizing the cartridge, in which case I usually only have to remove the cartridge and reinstall it. Search until you find kits of bottles recommended for your printer. My kit contained 750ml of ink for around 10/12 dollars plus shipping. I am satisfied with the results. « Show Less
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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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Is anyone out there a Macbook Pro owner with this issue? I've bought the ink and refilled my cartridges but I can't figure out how to reset them. I would love your help if you know the answer... (I'm about to spend $29 to buy a gadget that resets the chips but who knows if that's another crazy scheme!)Thanks, Samantha B
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Hello!While I can't speak for everyone, we have had an awesome experience with this refill! We are on our second refill & the printer's performance is fine (as it has been performing we purchased ir). I can't imagine ever buying two ink cartridges for the price of a printer again. Hope this helps. :)
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Tell you truth I don't know the what the best refill kit are. I bought and used Ink refill set for CIS/CISS or refillable cartridges using Epson 68, 69 ink: Workforce 40, 310, 500, 600, 610 & NX100, NX115, NX200, NX215, NX400, NX415, NX515 So far I used that ink to refill the cartridges 3-4 times so far and have about half the bottles still full. It can be a bit messy refilling ink cartridges if your not careful. So depending on your time/cost and how much you print, buying a new one might better choice if it cost $3-5 bucks.