Customer Reviews for HP - 950XL/951 Mulitpack Ink Cartridges, 4/Pack (C2P01FN#140) - Black|Cyan|Magenta|Yellow
Customer Rating
5
HP Ink
on January 21, 2015
Posted by: Paula K.
I always use genuine HP ink in my printer. It is the best quality and it lasts a long time. The prints come out looking great even the photos that I want to copy. I will continue to use genuine HP ink products in my 8600 all in one printer!. And by the way I love this printer too!
this HP EX 950XL color ink cartridges C/M/Y. Combo Pack (C2p01fn) by HP This product can be purchased at staples and the price is good and they always have it in stock. You need to watch for the sales so that you can get it ons sale. they kept locked up so that people can not steal them. When you need help to get more information on them they never have anyone available o help you so you have to take it to the register and get help. And normally the person at the register does not know and they have to call someone else while you wait and hold p the line line... 400 words really
The colors are true to life. Cartridges are easy to install. Handy to have all the colors +the black one in one pack. I am a quilter and sometimes print on fabric and paper that I use as patterns the ink in this printer does not run when it gets wet like my last printer did. This can be a disaster in a finished quilt. The only down side is the price. Every new printer that I have bought the ink packs have increased in price. This one sells for over $90. The last printer I bought several years ago the ink pack sells for a little over $60.
This ink is always available at my local Staples office supply store. This ink has always worked perfectly with both my HP printers. The ink status and warning devices are very helpful in managing my ink supply. I am glad I upgraded both printers to be able to use the same ink cartriges on either printer. There are no smudges or overprinting or skips or the like on my documents. I tried using recycyled cheaped inks from a reseller (?) but that ink soon stopped working in my HP printers. No cause was apparent. So HP probably has a detection device to prevent such inks from being used. HP ink is very expensive; but al least the majority of my printing needs can use "draft" printing.