i need hp 901 black and tricolor for an hp ofc jet 4500 wireless. this passes muster with the above q/a ...but, the serial on my instrument does not MATCH THE PRINTED ONES. HELP PLEASE.THANKSHARRISON REEVES ATLANTA i need hp 901 black and tricolor for an hp ofc jet 4500 wireless. this passes muster with the above q/a ...but, the serial on my instrument does not MATCH THE PRINTED ONES. HELP PLEASE. » Read More i need hp 901 black and tricolor for an hp ofc jet 4500 wireless. this passes muster with the above q/a ...but, the serial on my instrument does not MATCH THE PRINTED ONES. HELP PLEASE.THANKSHARRISON REEVES ATLANTA « Show Less
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Let's see if I got this right. You have an HP OfficeJet 4500. The package in Amazon's rollover pic lists four models, and none of those are the 4500, right?That's cool. It STILL works with the OfficeJet 4500, as it works with most (if not all) of the 4500 series of printers (the model numbers would read "45xx" where xx might be "40", "50", "80" or even "00".Regardless, these carts should work just fine with your 4500 wireless. Hope that helps. :)
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My printer uses hp 94 black catridge but there are others-just depends on the printer.
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FIRST the disclaimer = I'm not a printer "expert", but my WF3540 is the "replacement" machine for the WF845 and according to the Epson specs they both use the same print ink system. So I would say Yes. In that you'e encountered "trouble" before maybe you should just buy one black as a test. I've been using remanufactured ink units in both my HP printers and now the Epson without trouble. Good luck !!
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Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run out.Hope this gives you some insights.Boib Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run... » Read More Hi Vicki,Amazon asked me to reach out to you as I recently purchased a duplexer for a 7610 printer and I formerly worked at HP. The info that may be of help is that the duplexers are for specific printers. They have part # that usually begins with Cxxxxx. You can go to the HP website under technical specification for that model of printer and find the part number. The duplexers are manufactured for a period of time, when I was at HP, it was usually until the next generation of printer, about 2 years. The resellers of HP will buy large lots of these and then resell until they run out.Hope this gives you some insights.Boib « Show Less
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I still have the box the cartridges came in and it says it has Envy 4500 on it. I did Ink search on Amazon and asked if it works with that printer by selecting Brand Series Model and it said no. It asked if I wanted help to find ink that will work and this is what it found. HP 61 BLACK ORIGINAL INK CARTRIDGE and the HP 61 TRI-COLOR ORIGINAL INK CARTRIDGE I don't know if this is helpful but your original thought would confuse you if it is on box or tag telling you it will work.
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Joni R. I have the HP 4500 all in one printer/fax/scan and I'm not savvy with technology... I can tell you this adapter was fine and worked with my 4500 all in one. hope this helps...
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I bought these for my HP Officejet 4500 wireless printer and they are the correct type for that machine. I am ready to buy more and will be purchasing the same type.
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Rebecca, Very hearening to hear it may not be 'just me'. The real problem seems to be that there are two modes of printing in grayscale with the HP6500. 'Black ink only' is just what it implies; grayscale rendered with the black ink cartridge only - and with perfectly good grayscale quality too. The other option: 'high quality' is actually a color dependant mode that, for some obscure reason, sprays a coat of Yellow ink onto the image area, in addition to black ink. At least that is the explanation given to me by the HP Customer Care people. The real problem lies in my inability to use the 'black ink only' option AND any 'double-sided printing' option both at the same time. You may find relief in using the 'black ink only' mode by making sure the 'double-sided printing' option is set to OFF. If you are still awake after all of this, I include my recent post to all and sundry trying to get someone out there to at least confirm that this phenomenon actually exists, and not just some bizarre short-coming in my specific situation; as HP has implied for almost a week now... In short, my opinion is that it is some bug in their software. Good Luck with your problem... ------------------------------- I need to print grayscale / black ink only AND use the double-sided printing option at the same time. Both have perfect functionality when used seperately, but the 'black ink only' grayscale option automaticaly reverts to the (color dependant) 'high quality' option as soon as any double-sided printing option is invoked. Is it just me ? I trouble you with this only after nearly a week and countless e-mails with the HP Customer Care people - and many, many hours following up on all of their fruitless directions for a fix. They will not even admit to being able to duplicate this printer preference shortcoming. I thank you in advance for any assisstance. Michael Keller
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I got the same one. I had to call HP and ask why the plug I got would not fit. They said I needed a plug with a grey tip. And the one amazon had was black. And it would not fit my printer. Hoped it helped.
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YES!! I have a second home in Mexico and that is where I purchased my HP desk jet 3050. In Mexico, the cartridge numbers for the black and multi-colored is different. So, when I sold the house and brought the printer to the US, I was confused. After some research I discovered that I need 122. I purchased from Amazon and it works perfectly. Buy the XL because the regular has about a drop of ink in it!! good luck.
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I use it on HP Office jet 4500. Usually it has a drop down telling you all the printers it will work on.
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Hi Sharon . Is amazon telling you this ? I just bought a combo pack HP brand with 3 HP ink cartridges 564 cyan 564 magenta 564 yellow and on the box it says for HP photo smart 5520 . I have HP 7510 wireless printer this ( 564 ink ) is what was inside when I bought printer new . Should be ok to use hope this helps.
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The M401 series is black-and-white and the M451 series is color. What's confusing is that both are called the "HP LaserJet Pro 400 Printer".
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The chart might be in error. If your manual and product description say "HP 60", use HP 60. :)
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According to the print cartridges that came with the printer, you need HP 61 black and 61 tricolor. I recommend getting the 61XL if you do a lot of printing.
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Yes... Go to http://www.shopping.hp.com/store/product/product_detail/CQ761A%2523B1H/1;HHOJSID=4nGBTSLQjLPXxlMb4177nMTzHG7rRrTXWrJXn5K21yxJZT52nqMx!-687186300?jumpid=in_r329_personalization/browse1/home_PDP
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940XL Black - C4906AA 940XL Cyan - C4907AA 940XL Magenta - C4908AN 940XL Yellow - C4909AN (These are the product numbers directly off the individual boxes.) They should generally be compatible with the HP OfficeJet Pro 8000 and 8500, but check your specific printer model to be sure. I always buy the high yield (XL) cartridges. They're a bit more expensive up front but last a long time, so I believe they're really more cost effective in the long run. Also, keep in mind HP OfficeJet cartridges have an expiration date. It should be printed on the box. I've never had a problem ordering through Amazon where I received "old" cartridges, or cartridges that would expire on the shelf before I could use them, but I always look at the expiration date when I buy new cartridges just to make sure. Don't stock up extra cartridges you won't be able to use before they expire. I hope this is helpful for you.