HP printer cartridges
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I bought some recently from http://www.e-inkjet.co.uk/cgi-bin/home.asp
They cost me £25 for a colour and BW twin pack of cartridges. Quality is as good as the originals so far, but havent tried the colour one yet.
I bought some recently from http://www.e-inkjet.co.uk/cgi-bin/home.asp
They cost me £25 for a colour and BW twin pack of cartridges. Quality is as good as the originals so far, but havent tried the colour one yet.
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my experience of replacement cartridges is not good, tried pc worlds own brand and some other brand before that !
I have since found that the original hp cartridge on a draft print will produce as good if not better quality prints than a replacement cart on a normal print.
I discovered this when the replacement cart decided to stop printing properly after a couple of weeks and I had to buy original hp carts in a hurry.
from my experience of them I wouldn’t buy anything but the genuine ones again.
having said that even the high cap carts don’t seem to last that long so I have bit the bullet and ordered a laser printer after recommendations on here
I have since found that the original hp cartridge on a draft print will produce as good if not better quality prints than a replacement cart on a normal print.
I discovered this when the replacement cart decided to stop printing properly after a couple of weeks and I had to buy original hp carts in a hurry.
from my experience of them I wouldn’t buy anything but the genuine ones again.
having said that even the high cap carts don’t seem to last that long so I have bit the bullet and ordered a laser printer after recommendations on here
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