Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've always had HP printers. Over the years the quality has gone down as I am always having issues. The biggest problem with the new printer is these ink cartridges. Now mind you we are buying the XL which are bigger then the standard. Problem is theres just not enough ink in the cartridge. The old HP printer we owned had about three times as much ink per cartridge and yet cost the same price. Even though this is a complaint theres not much you can do about it if you own the printer that uses these. The slot is to small for anything bigger then a XL. I'd say if you prefer more ink ask Best Buy for a HP printer that has MUCH larger cartridges. If not prepare to spend $35 every 2-3 weeks. And thats just for black ink.

I love the HP ink, and the ease of use it offers. I have had 2 very bothersome situations though whereby 2 ink cartridges I purchased at Best Buy West LA were "bootleg" cartridges, and did not work. This resulted in my purchasing a brand new printer - thinking the printer was defective. After contacting HP and receiving a free cartridge, it was obvious that the cartridges I purchased were each a part of the same defective shipment. i would suggest some form of monitoring, as this was extremely problematic and costly for me. When they are authentic, they are great!

We purchased the canon SX720HS at Best Buy. We also purchased the Battery and the chip for pictures. The saleman pick out the battery and when we got home found out it was the wrong battery. We went back and found out they don't stock the right battery for the camera. They said that we would have to purchase the battery online which would be 60 dollars plus tax online ,not good at all. We puchased the same battery online thru Walmart for Twenty dollars on line and no shipping cost. Not a good deal buying the camera from Best Buy Sorry but that is the way it is.

In my opinion this is good quality ink and I have been really satisfied with it. I always try to buy the XL because it lasts so much longer and I believe it is more economical for the amount of printing you can do. Yes it is expensive, but it lasts much longer than the regular size and you don't have to worry about changing the cartridges as often.

I purchased this as it was the ink required by my printer. It advertised somewhere around 600 pages of printing capability at a cost of about $40. I got home and installed it and began to print again. I printed about 40 pages and it was out of ink ($1 per page is pretty steep). Perhaps this one was defective, but I didn't bother to take it back as I figured they wouldn't believe me anyway. Beyond disappointed.

I buy all computer and accessories and appliances at Best Buy! We get good advice and helpful information. Love the Geek Squad, too!!! I shop Vero Beach, Melbourne Fl and also Victor, NY My recent purchase of a Lenovo Yoga 900 was without a hitch.. This was in Melbourne, Fl. It is smaller than my old computer 16" by 3", so I am adjusting to the keyboard. I love the backlit keyboard. Speed is great and so is the clarity of the screen. Great computer!

If you do the math you will determine that investing the extra $s for the XL ink cartridge cost less per page in the long run for black / white / gray scale printing then using a standard black cartridge. In my opinion by spending the extra $s up front will result in an over all savings per printed page and will be the most economical means of printing to minimize your printing costs.

This is a review of HP 61XL CH563WN#140. High-Yield Ink BLACK Cartridge. I have tried refilled ink cartridges in the past and i am not a fan. Because I only buy HP ink cartridges ... I always shop around for the best per page price. Best Buy is frequently the best. The convenience of home delivery or at store pickup is great, too. I've used store pickup several times, it's very quick.

I recently purchased HP printer cartridges at Best Buy and despite the product being great, had a horrible purchasing experience. Best Buy has a good breadth of cartridge options. But I was hassled by an overzealous salesperson who told me it was his job to talk to me when looking at other products, despite telling him three times politely that I didn't need help. I recommend buying cartridges online.

I do a lot of printing and find it is more economical to buy the "XL" cartridges. They work just like the regular ones, last longer and you get more for the money. Never had a problem with the HP brand ink cartridges. HP brand is the way to go for high quality printing (if not using them for run of the mill printing). It is not worth it to buy the after market brands and have not so good prints...

When I spoke with the gentleman in the store about the number of pages I was getting out of may last cartridge, which was a 1X, and the fact that it did not make many copies, he said the one I was purchasing, a 2X cartridge, should get about 500 copies. Maybe got 350-375. I had a new ream of paper, 500 count. It so happens I need to buy another printer and I will have to look at all of the brands available.

I am still using the original cartridges that came with the printer. The quality seems to be very good.. I have enrolled in the auto refill program. The ink cartridge tells HP what my usage pattern is and will send me a new one before I run out. I can't comment on how well this works yet. Using the XL size cartridge is the only one to buy. It will save money over the regular size.

I bought this ink cartridge a couple of weeks ago and the ink level is still full!! If it had been the basic ink cartridge I would be getting ready to go back and buy another very soon. PS: I’m a college student who needs paper for everything in this world of technology and that writes a lot of papers to give you an idea of how much I actually print on a daily basis.

We thought we had a bad printer because of a bad cartridge. We could not print, scan, or copy anything. We had to remove the device and re-download the software to no avail. We purchase brand vs alternative ink historically. We may reconsider after this experience. It was a complete was of money and cost us a lot of time, energy and frustration, not to mention the volume package of ink.

What can you say about ink. No problems with it. Must say the HP printers (I have the HP ENVY 5660) are more cost efficient when considering ink cost. Way more cost effective over the past Epson's I have owned. I also like the XL as I feel I get more for my money and don't have to change it as often.

Discovered this cartridge to best meet my needs. It holds a lot more and does not run out fast. I print large quantities and for some reason didn't realize the cartridge I previously had been purchasing didn't hold the amount as the XL. Just never paid it attention until a representative brought it to my attention. Well, needless to say I only buy the XL, longer lasting, and good quality!

I now it's a little expensive, specially when you just want to print some sheets, but XL is the best cost/benefit to go for. Besides the great quality in the ink (it doesn't vanish with time neither changes the color), I really do prefer to use the XL because it maximizes the use of the injection-header. I has once the opportunity to use 'other brand' cartridge, and, no way anymore.

I purchased this cartridge because it is the recommended one for my printer. The printer is for home use and prints 3-5 full pages daily. It lasts much longer than I expected and gives notice that it is running low in plenty of advance to purchase a new cartridge. For our use a cartridge lasts about 2-21/2 months. I have been very pleased with the quality and quantity of this cartridge.

I purchased the HP - 62XL High-Yield Ink Cartridge - Black as I was running low on the black ink. The 62XL provides more ink for several more pages, so if I know that I will be printing a lot of pages using black ink, I will opt for this version. It was also a better value as it was on sale. The ink is crisp and clear and the cartridge installs easily.

Great cartridge reliability. No messy leaks, or print streaks. Clog free, dependable. XL size is the way to go. I also own an all-in-one Epson printer, and found their cartridges frequently clog up, and deplete faster. HP prints clear, accurate color, no hassle with cartridges. If only HP connectivity/software was as dependable as their cartridges.