Customer Reviews 
HP 98 Black Inkjet Print Cartridge
2008-08-09This ink is excellent in not smearing and smudging. I can highlight on the ink and it doesn't smear or bleed which is excellent too.
Don't use generics or refills
2007-08-31Let's face it, ink is expensive. After all, it's how the printer companies actually make money. BUT, don't be tempted by generics or worse, the mall kiosks who offer to refill your cartridges for pennies on the dollar.
First, using anything other than the brand name originals will void your warranty, plain and simple. Second, generics often come with less ink and refills are often "watered down" so they don't last as long. Third, generics and refills have a higher chance of leaking and if they do you'll be buying a new printer thanks to your $10 savings- remember, you voided your warranty!
HP makes some pretty good printers and if you stick to HP ink, you will likely have a much happier printing life.
Does the Job without fail
2007-01-06I've never had a problem with these and prefer ordering them online rather than trying to find them in the store. When I use my last cartridge I re-order right away so I'm always stocked.
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