Original HP 22 Tri-color Ink Cartridge in Retail Packaging by Hewlett Packard
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Digital camera reviews of Original HP 22 Tri-color Ink Cartridge in Retail Packaging
Digital camera Review: Great Ink
Summary: 5 Stars
Well, there is not alot to say except it works great like it is supposed to with my printer.Digital camera Review: HUGE case of product shrinkage!
Summary: 1 Stars
The old cartridges had 45 ml...these have 5, yes Five ml of ink! For an equivalent amount of ink to the old ones, you'd spend about $168...Digital camera Review: HP 22 tricolor cartridge
Summary: 3 Stars
So far, so good. I've only just used this cartridge recently and it seems to be okay.Digital camera Review: Great Prices at Amazon
Summary: 5 Stars
After purchasing ink cartridges at various on line suppliers and sometimes either returning them or throwing them out because they are dried out, I have gone back to buying HP ink cartridges for my HP5610 and have switched from Office Depot or WalMart to AMAZON.com for my supplies and great prices!
I have learned that you can get more mileage from ink cartridges than the HP Low Ink Warning (black and Tri-color) tells you. I ignored the warning and you wouldn't believe how many copies I was able to print after the low ink warning! Amazing! Unless you have to print a large project, ignoring the low ink warning should work as well for you as for me.
Digital camera Review: 5 ml of ink simply isn't enough
Summary: 2 Stars
I find that these HP 22 cartridges are waa-a-a-ay overpriced for the few drops of tri-color ink you get. I can't print more than about 10-15 pages - with the photos take up no more than about 33% of the page - before my computer starts giving me a low-ink warning. The color is great, but I can easily go through two cartridges a month. The next time I buy a color printer, I'm also going to factor in the ink capacity and cost of the cartridges.