🔵 HP 951 Cyan Ink Cartridge - Compatible with OfficeJet Printers - Eligible for Instant Ink Review

It looks like my entire batch of 951 and 950 XL that I ordered on 24th December 2017 are not compatible. I noticed that they are made in Malaysia and marked z10 for use in the US and Canada, but my 8630 printer will not accept them. The previous ones made in China worked. How do I get replacements for them that will work on my US purchased printer?

My HP Office Jet Pro does not recognize this product as an HP product and will not accept the cartridge. Hence it is useless. Don't trust this product. As it stands, it is "crap" if it will work. With so many other options available, why bother with this scam?

Although this cartridge claims to be compatible with the HP 8620, the printer states that it is not compatible. The model number on the cartridge itself has an extra letter than that on the cartridges that came with my printer. Although it is marked 951 and the box says it is for 8620, the printer disagrees and will not work with this cartridge.

These things are empty so quickly, we almost never print on a home office printer and cartridges have to be replaced all the time. Instead of letting it print, even if a cartridge type might be low on magenta (let's say it's low on magenta and you only wanted to print a black and white document), it won't print, it will still refuse to print! I consider such tactics to be minor and cannot blame those who use non-genuine cartridges or injectable refills. I'll probably still use HP cartridges for

I bought an HP 953 Yellow and 951 Blue Cart. January 9th and 10th 2019 and February 5th II was notified that BOTH were empty! I use black ink for all my prints and only use those two colors for highlights, which doesn't happen often. And they lasted ONE MONTH? No way! I have used these color cartridges for years and resold them in a Revain purchased store for over 30 years. I have complimented Revain on their branded products but I am VERY dissatisfied with these two cartridges. Of course it's…

The moment I put in a new cartridge and it cycled it showed 4/5 full cyan. This, along with the way HP has held the aftermarket ink market hostage, caused me to avoid all HP products. I'm buying a laptop for school right now, but looking through the models I ignore everything HP says. (and Apple) Damage to branding. It's very real.