🖨️ HP 74 & HP 75 Ink Cartridges for HP DeskJet, OfficeJet, Photosmart: Black & Tri-color Review

I have both the color and black cartridges installed and my printer does not recognize the black cartridge as an installed cartridge. I looked at all the troubleshooting tips on the HP website but nothing helped. When I put in a black cartridge from another HP printer, the printer worked fine. When I replaced it with a black cartridge I bought from Revain the problem persisted. No matter what I tried, the black cartridge bought from this seller didn't work. Do yourself a favor, DO NOT BUY THIS…

I am in urgent need of new ink cartridges and when I received them and put them in my printer I was told that the black cartridge was not compatible with my printer. These are cartridges specifically for my printer that I just bought. I've done everything my printer utility said, cleaned the contacts, turned the printer off to reset several times, but it still says it's not compatible with my computer. Now I'm in a dilemma as I only need to print black instead of cyan with the tri-color…

ordered this product thought I got a pack of two 74 75 cartridges but four get two packs of 74 75 cartridges it was great but it wasn't until I opened the first pack, installed both cartridges but one was seen buying a printer he said it was missing or not found so i open another package and again he doesn't see one of the cartridges came to find out the problem was in the 74 black cartridge was lying, which was inserted old cartridges back, everything ok, one of the opened new ones inserted…

I bought my HP 4200c in 2007. It came free with my first Macbook Pro. This printer is a MACHINE! It scans, copies and prints. Crashes happen from time to time, but the best part about owning a very old printer is the reduction in the price of ink. Let's face it, printers are actually a subscription to ink. Supplies are sold at a loss and ink is too expensive! The great thing is that you can buy counterfeit cartridges on ebay for $5 each. You can also try refilling original cartridges with ink…

I installed these cartridges in my HP printer (C4280) and as most reviews on this product say they are not compatible with my printer. According to the HP website, the 74 and 75 cartridges are the ones I need to use for this printer. If you are reading this, do not buy these cartridges! Head to your local Walgreens or CVS and pay a few bucks more to ensure you're getting quality and compatible cartridges to match your printer. I waited too long to return the package and now I wasted $40 and…

Do not buy! There it was written that it was new original HP inks. When it arrived, one side of the package was found open and sealed with tape. The cartridges inside are individually packed and already opened. The cartridges also didn't have that strip you tear off before you use them for the first time. I was skeptical but put them in my printer anyway. My printer immediately informed me that I had just inserted used cartridges. Hmm, I thought, strange. I checked the ink levels through the HP