Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pricey ink that does not last long. Even though it is XL, it seems to run out quickly with very little printing

Customer Service was excellent, but I should have gone with the 925 cartridge instead. Too many choices, HP. My fault, but keep it simpler, please.

I have always bought HP printers for their quality, and this is no exception. As with all ink cartridges, these are expensive in my estimation. Ink sells for $1400+ a gallon. This is an issue with all printers.

Typical dried out after not using for 30 days but the printer was shutoff. Nice looking print when it was originally put in

Crisp lines, nice dark color. Doesn't take too long to dry when using large amount of ink.

Great ink, but doesn't last long. I am a home consumer. The price of this ink is way too expensive. The printers aren't that expensive, but the ink must be made from gold!!! Way too expensive!!!!

Ink cartridge is supposed to last twice as much as regular cartridge. At best it last for 1 and a half times, but the cost warrants it should last double that of a regular cartridge.

The ink cartridge works well with my HP printer, but doesn't last very long and is very pricy for what you get.

Normally, a cartridge will last a month or 2. This last ink purchase only lasted 1 week and indicators said it was low on ink. Its over priced in the first place and now I'm getting less ink.

Love the ease of changing the cartridges. I will continue to use this brand forever.

I had to shake the cartridge twice before the ink would flow properly. I printed 20 pages and had to remove the cartridge, shake and realign the printer. The third time was the charm.

The only complaint I have was the box was tape up on both ends. It looked like it was opened but the ink cartridge was sealed at least.

Not the most efficient ink but the printer still works after all these years so why upgrade?

replaced my old HP 2600 Printer because ink price kept raising. Now have 7520. I liked my old printer much better and now have to buy 5 cartridges instead of 2. No savings and no better printing.

I bought a Kodak printer that was horrible from day one we had to send it back to get repaired. We had it for a while. We purchased a new one which is an HP printer and we bought ink for it.

Tis time I tried the XL which is supposed to print more.....basically the same as the regular cartridge. It may print a few more copies but not noticeably.

Of course Black is the most used color, but even the XL cartridges don't last very long. Since I have 2 printers that use 564s I try to stockpile when there is a sale on ink, which is rarely.

It's frustrating having to spend a 1/4 of the price of the printer to keep ink in it. I ended up buying a laser inkjet printer for a good price to offset having to spend $50 a month on ink.

You have to buy several of these things at once if you do much printing. They just don't last that long. I guess that's the printer model- cheap printers, lots of not inexpensive ink purchases.

This ink cartridge is getting harder to find. I notice that the price slowly goes up and the ink drys up quicker. Could HP want their customers to buy new printers?