I have been using the 8020 printer series with the 910 ink cartridges for 4 years and very pleased. My wife and I use it for personal (home) printing and occasional ministry work. Provides crisp, clear output for B&W and Color print. Recommended.

This HP ink is required for my printer and, unfortunately, it's not cheap. However, this was a great find, and we appreciate Sam's offering this bundle of 2 cartridges because it saves us a little money instead of buying the cartridges individually. Sam's also offers a deal on the HP 910X color cartridges which we also bought and saved some money on them, too. Thanks for these savings!!

Everything was great! Need another cartridge asap.

This cartridge is the correct item. Don't get traduced by options that offer the "same" at a lower price.

New HP Printers seem to have a problem, print head clogs when printer isn't used often. A "Clean Print Head" command needs to be run 3 or more times to get the ink flowing again. That really wastes lots of ink. All inks are flushed even if only one is clogged. [I actually threw away a printer before I realized numerous head cleaning was required.] My 10-year-old wide carriage printer goes unused for weeks and never clogs. When HP started the automatic ink replenishing system; numerous spare XL cartridges for my wide carriage printer were voided, dates were old. Still peeved about that expensive waste.

I have used the cartridges for years, have opened many, this time, though ink spilled all over me when I opened the cartridge. Once that had stopped, install was a breeze. Just a bit messy the last time.

I assume HP is trying to force me to get an ink subscription instead of buying ink when I need it. It’s far more difficult to ascertain the proper cartridge for a specific printer than it was, say 10 years ago. How can that be? My next printer will NOT be an HP printer.

Ink cartridges do not print many pages. After 40 pages it notifies me “printer low on ink”. For the price of the cartridge the expectation is for well over 100 pages. And the printing is done in “draft” setting. Plus HP makes sure I have to use only HP ink cartridges and not other brands that cost 1/3 the price of HP. Currently looking at other printers and this HP will go in the garbage!

I am profoundly disappointed with HP's continued pricing practices regarding ink cartridges. The high cost of proprietary cartridges, combined with what appears to be declining page yields, gives the impression that customers are being exploited rather than served. Consumers who have invested in HP printers are effectively locked into purchasing expensive consumables, with few meaningful alternatives. This approach undermines trust and creates the perception that HP is prioritizing recurring revenue over customer satisfaction. I believe the pricing of ink cartridges is unreasonable, and the apparent reduction in pages printed per cartridge raises serious questions about value and transparency. Because of these issues, I am unlikely to purchase another HP printer and will actively consider manufacturers whose business practices better respect their customers. HP's current model has turned what should be a positive ownership experience into a source of ongoing frustration and dissatisfaction.

I have no choice but to keep buying these. As soon as I replace it, I get a ‘low ink’ report from my printer.