Customer Reviews 
Not so good
2010-02-12Purchased 5 of these to use in my HP 320 photo printer. One (1) out of 5 worked. The remainder were thrown away because they failed completely. All were used or attempted to use within 2 weeks from receiveing them. I print a lot of 4/6 as proof's and the printer uses only one cartridge a (HP 95) Junk is the one word that comes to mind.
Better to Buy Manufacturer's Products
2010-02-01I've tried refilling ink cartridges, trading them for refills, buying off brands, but at least in HP machines, I find it best to buy their own ink cartridges for the best and longest use in their machines, and if I can find a great deal as I did on Amazon, so much the better.
HP ink cartridge
2009-11-11I ordered a new cartridge & received a used cartridge. used it because at the time I needed it to complete my work. In the future I will not deal with the company that supplied it. My printer recognized it as not an original HP product & does not show the ink levels.
Arrived Timely, Worked Well
2009-08-29Used as a replacement for the empty cartridge in my HP D5160 printer. Plugged it in, worked great for several months of low to average use. It's an HP brand ink cartridge after all - performed to the same spec as the original one. Cost including shipping was still cheaper than what I would have paid at a retail store.
Beyond expiration
2009-01-11Cartridge seems to work OK, but they were sold beyond expiration date. Might not be a problem if they told us that was part of the deal.
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