You allowed me to send back unused cartridges and I appreciated it

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

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

Send to me it would be just as cheap to just buy new printer with the cost of the ink and the fact that the printer I purchased only takes genuine HP ink. Will not buy another HP printer.

Even after all of the troubleshooting tips found on the Internet the cartridge still says its counterfeit or is empty. This was a lot of money to have to basically throw away.

Hp software prevents the consumer from using inexpensive ink. Hp ink is overpriced.

Like double pk

works as it should

Terrible. I purchased 2 HP printers (one a back up) before I realized that HP was like the mafia, only worse. I've had a million printer problems and when the printers die I will move on in my HP-free life. In the meantime, HP forces you to only buy genuine HP ink cartridges and if you try another brand your printer will not print any more and malfunctions in a number of ways. Despite the high price, the cartridges are crap. I purchased a two-pack and the second from the package only lasted a few days. So I went to return it and Sam's pitched a huge fit and told me I needed to return both of them...which was impossible because I'd used the first and thrown away the empty after installing the second. They finally saw their policy was illogical, but it was a hassle. Now I am in the middle of a huge project and another 2 pack from Sam's has defective cartridges. The first lasted a few weeks then stopped printing, even though there is plenty of ink left in it. I was too busy to mess with it so I opened the second cartridge and it again worked fine for about two weeks, then stopped printing, even though there is plenty of ink in it (when I shake it I can hear it sloshing around, and it registers as half full in the diagnostics.) I will NEVER purchase a two-pack again. This next time, I will purchase a single cartride from STAPLES, so when it malfunctions I won't have to argue with customer service and I will not have paid over a hundred dollars for crappy cartridges that don't work. If you have a clearly superior product you can charge a premium price. But when you prohibit customers from purchasing any other ink brands and then provide a crappy, defective product to your captive market, you don't have a wiining long term strategy. Sure, you can extort people in the short run very profitably, but in the long run you lose customers who will never come back.

Ink cartridge leaked all over me