HP 564xl Black Ink Cartridge (CB321WN)

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Print lab-quality photos and laser-quality documents, using HP Vivera inks. Photos dry instantly and resist water, smudging and fading when using Advanced Photo Paper. With this 5 individual ink system, you get the right pigment or dye inks for every project. Standard and high-capacity cartridges provide affordable value and choice for unique printing needs.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Black Inkjet Print Cartridge
  • Get Brilliant, True-to-Life Color and Laser-Quality Black Text with Our Vivera ink Technology
  • Fade and Smudge Resistant Photos
  • Consistent, High-Quality Results
  • Yields Approx. 800 Pages at 5 Percent Coverage
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Hewlett-Packard
  • EAN: 0883585829774
  • Format: CD
  • HardwarePlatform: PC
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: Hewlett Packard
  • Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard
  • Model: CB321WN#140
  • MPN: CB321WN#140
  • OperatingSystem: Windows
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • Platform: Windows
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: INK_OR_TONER
  • Publisher: Hewlett Packard
  • SpecialFeatures: nv:Product Type^Cartridge|Print Technology^Inkjet|Approximate Page Yield^800|Color^Black
  • Studio: Hewlett Packard
  • UPC: 883585829774

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An HP cartridge that actually lasts2009-06-29
The starter cartridges that came with my HP C309a All-In-One were the standard 564 cartridges, which only lasted a couple weeks -- and I don't even print that much. I replaced the regular black cartridge with a 564XL, and even after a couple weeks of my usual (occasional) printing, the ink gauge is still at around 85%.

HP inks aren't cheap, but even worse is having to buy them so frequently -- I usually run out right before I need to print something important. The XL cartridge is a good value and lasts a good long time. This should be the standard HP inkjet cartridge.
what can I say, it's a HP product2009-06-10
there is not much more I can say, this is a HP product, which means it is produced with high standards.
HP 564xl Black Ink Cartridge (CB321WN)2009-06-08
it didn't come in a box - siad OEM - makes you wonder - real ?????
It was on time - but the price was cheap which makes me wonder - it seems to work - a good buy if real
HP 564xl Ink2009-05-18
The transaction went without a hirch. The HP 564xl Ink was delivered in fine condition and was on time.
Better than the regular size cartridge2009-05-10
I purchased my printer in February 2009 and I believe that I have had to replace the regular size black ink cartridge at least three times. I would say that my print load is average. This time (the third time) I decided to get the XL size. I put it in April 10th and now (May 10th) the ink level is at 3/4. I am sure that with the regular size catridge I would be getting ready to change the cartridge again. I also like that the price via amazon was significantly cheaper than purchasing from staples or target. And it arrived quickly. I recommend using the XL no matter what, so that you don't have to change so often. I also recommend this vendor based on my experience with them.
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