Lexmark #16 Black Ink Cartridge (10N0016) by Lexmark
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Digital camera reviews of Lexmark #16 Black Ink Cartridge (10N0016)
Digital camera Review: Only lasted several months then died
Summary: 1 Stars
I added the black cartridge to my Lexmark Z23. Printingwas good for several pages of text. After sitting for
several weeks, I needed to run the clean routine several
times to get rid of the streaking (color has the same problem).
After sitting for an another couple of weeks, streaking again.
Several cleanings did not fix the problem this time.
I will not be replacing these expensive cartridges. My money
would be better spent on a different printer.
Digital camera Review: Printer Cartridge for Lexmark Z23
Summary: 4 Stars
The cartridge prints very crisp and clear. Installation easy.Objection? I haven't found any refills available for it. Just have to buy a new cartridge when it gets empty.
Digital camera Review: R. Elliott
Summary: 4 Stars
Arrived promptly and is compatible with my printer. I don't know if this is a fault of the product itself or the printer, but I seem to go through them at a tremendous pace, good thing amazon prices are below my local office store's.Digital camera Review: Satisfied User
Summary: 4 Stars
This original Lexmark Ink cartridge #16 has always performed well for me. I once tried a #17 because it was slightly cheaper. However, it has significantly less ink. I've also tried a "re manufactured" (refilled) cartridge and found that my Lexmark printer did not work well with it. I now buy multi unit packs and search for sales. The price of the ink cartridge is relatively high to probably make up for their very cheap printers.Digital camera Review: Tips for Unclogging
Summary: 3 Stars
Good ink, but I thought I had run out of ink at one point, but the problem was that it was clogged. The "clean the nozzle test" didn't work (as usual). So I placed the nozzle holes carefully in warm water for a few minutes. I had a teapot with water boiling. Once I got some steam, I put the bottom part of the cartidge to the steam. Once I saw "ink beads" appeared, I cleaned it and right away put them in my printer and printed something. It works well again. So, before you go buy these expensive cartidges, try these tips and see if they will work again.