HP Ink and Toner

How can I save on HP ink?

One of the ways you can save on HP ink and toner replacements is by choosing high yield cartridges and cartridge bundle sets instead of simply buying a standard cartridge. You can find high yield cartridges and high yield cartridge sets for most HP ink and toner products below!

Another way to enjoy real significant savings is by choosing compatible replacements to HP ink and toner instead of overpaying for original HP cartridges.

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Experience reliable print results and a consistent print performance from top-rated compatible printer ink and toner cartridge replacements for HP printers trusted by customers. Enjoy better prices as well as print results that rival HP quality when you shop compatible HP ink cartridges. Original HP toner cartridges and ink cartridges are available online too!

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HP Printer Types

HP has a wide range of inkjet and laser printers. Most popular inkjet printers belong to the OfficeJet, DeskJet, and ENVY line of printers. HP PhotoSmart is HP's line of specialty photo inkjet printers for those looking for a higher level of photo quality (though HP stopped producing PhotoSmart printers years ago). The HP LaserJet series is HP's line of laser printers with a variety of models that cater to home users, small businesses, and large-scale offices.

Home Inkjet Printers

HP's OfficeJet line of printers is probably the most purchased for home use. Some of the popular printer models are: HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 - HP Envy 4500 - HP Envy 4520 - HP OfficeJet 4650 - HP OfficeJet 6500 - HP OfficeJet Pro 6978 - HP OfficeJet 7612 - HP OfficeJet Pro 8720

Which is the best HP inkjet printer for home use?

The HP OfficeJet 3830, OfficeJet Pro 8710, OfficeJet Pro 6978, OfficeJet 4650, and the OfficeJet 5255 are some of the popular models. All these models are all-in-one printers which offer scan and copy capabilities.

What is the best HP all-in-one wireless inkjet printer?

Popular HP inkjets that are both multifunction and wireless are the HP OfficeJet 3830, OfficeJet Pro 8710, OfficeJet Pro 6978, OfficeJet 4650, and the OfficeJet 5255. What's best for you really depends on your printing load, frequency, and budget.

Business Inkjet Printers

HP's newer OfficeJet printer models have faster print speeds built for office environments that require higher print volumes. For example, the HP OfficeJet Pro 8740 All-in-One printer prints up to 24 pages per minute of black and white documents, 20 pages per minute of documents with color, faster than other most inkjet printers

The HP PageWide printer line was specially engineered to have a printhead that spans the entire width of the paper so it doesn't have to go side to side everytime. This new technology greatly reduces print speeds that suit fast-paced work environments.

Laser Printers

HP has a very wide range of laser printers designed to accommodate small to super high volumes of print jobs. This makes the LaserJet printer line versatile for both home and office use. Monochrome and color laser printers are available.

Which is the best HP printer for office use?

The best HP printer model that's best for your office will depend on the type of documents you print the most. If you print mostly documents and don't need anything printed in color then a high volume monochrome laser printer should suffice. However, if you do need color, then choose a color LaserJet printer. Of course, it will have to be an all-in-one laser printer model.

What's a good HP LaserJet monochrome printer?

A good monochrome HP LaserJet printer for your home office is the HP LaserJet P2055dn and the newer HP Color LaserJet Enterprise M506n Laser Printer with Built-in Ethernet. The M506n toner cartridge can print more pages than the cartridge for a P2055dn.

What's a good HP Color LaserJet printer?

For color laser printing, check out the HP Color LaserJet MFP M281fdw printer. Color laser printers need four toner cartridges to work: one black, one cyan, one magenta, and one yellow.

Need help with your HP printer?

Browse our blog or support center to find information about how to refill HP ink cartridges and how to check HP ink levels, how to recycle HP ink cartridges, how to reset HP ink cartridges, and how to override HP ink cartridge errors. Or you can call us too!

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Popular HP Ink Cartridges

HP 61 Ink Cartridges - HP 63 Ink Cartridges - HP 65 Ink Cartridges - HP 564 Ink Cartridges - HP 902 Ink Cartridges - HP 950 Ink Cartridges - HP 952 Ink Cartridges

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Popular HP Toner Cartridges

HP 85A Toner - HP Q2612A (12A) Toner - HP 49A Toner - HP 410A/410X Toner - HP 126A Toner

Find HP toner cartridges for all HP LaserJet (Pro and Enterprise), HP Color LaserJet printers. Enjoy a more cost-efficient printing experience when you use lower priced compatible HP toner. Get consistently rich prints and a reliable print performance at an even lower cost per page!

HP Toner and Drum

All HP toner cartridges come with an integrated drum unit so you don't need to worry about replacing the drum unit on HP laser printers at all. One thing less to worry about when maintaining HP LaserJet printers!

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What ink does my HP printer use?

To identify what cartridge name your printer uses, simply lift the scanner unit open to expose your printer's cartridge tray. The cartridge tray will slide to the center and will stop when it's ok for you to remove the cartridges. Take out the ink cartridge from the tray and locate the label. The name of your printer's cartridge should be easily visible.

HP cartridges have two names: the part number and the short name. Take the HP 64 cartridge for instance, the short name for the HP 64 is "HP 64", the long name is "HP N9J86A". You can search for HP cartridges using either names, though the short name is easier to remember, customers usually prefer using it.

Identifying the number of cartridges your HP printer uses

Different HP printer models have different ink cartridge requirements--starting with the number of ink cartridges it needs. Most HP inkjet printer models need only two ink cartridges--black and tri-color, while some models use 4 ink cartridges (cyan, magenta, yellow, black), and specialized HP photo printers use as much as 8 ink cartridges to be able to provide a wide gamut of colors and render vivid images.

What are high yield / high capacity HP printer ink cartridges?

High capacity or high yield cartridges contain more ink or toner and yield (or print) more pages than their standard cartridge counterparts. They have higher page yields--in other words, they print a higher number of pages. Enjoy a lower cost per page and run out of ink much later with high yield genuine or compatible HP ink or toner cartridges.

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What's the difference between XL and regular HP ink cartridges?

XL cartridges are high yield ink cartridges that contain more ink and can print more pages than a regular standard HP ink cartridge. If you print a lot regularly, you can save more money by opting to use high yield or XL ink cartridges.

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How long does an HP ink cartridge last?

How long an HP ink cartridge lasts depends on the amount of ink in the cartridge and what you print as well as how often.

All cartridges come with ISO predetermined page yields based on the amount of ink there is in a cartridge. For example, an HP 952 black ink cartridge contains 23.5 ml of pigment-based ink and prints up to 1,000 pages. An HP 63 black cartridge, on the other hand, contains only 3.5ml of pigment-based ink and prints up to 190 pages.

Paying attention to how much ink is contained in a printer's cartridge can help a lot when shopping for a cost-efficient HP printer.

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Shop Low-Cost HP Ink and Toner Cartridge Replacements

How much is an HP ink cartridge?

The price of an original HP ink cartridge can be anywhere between $15 and $40 for a single cartridge and upwards of $40 for ink multi-packs. You can save more money when you use aftermarket ink cartridges for HP printers. They print the same for much less.

How we help you save

Our business is based on making sure consumers are able to find lower cost replacements for original HP ink and toners. We believe that printer cartridges don't have to cost an unreasonable price so we work with suppliers and look for the best performing alternative cartridges for HP printers guaranteed to save you money.

Get the lowest prices on compatible replacements for popular HP ink and toner including the HP 61, HP 62, HP 63, HP 564 ink. All available in high yield cartridges (XL) and bulk ink cartridge sets that give you more ink for your buck--possibly more than signing up for the HP instant ink program!

Our low cost replacements are compatible or remanufactured cartridges thoroughly tested to make sure it passes the same high standards of quality and gives the same number of prints as original HP cartridges. Using compatible cartridges will not void your printer warranty. All HP ink and toner cartridge replacements are guaranteed for life which means we'll do everything we can to make sure you're happy with the print results you get.

Refilling HP Printer Cartridges

To provide you with more options to replace ink, you can also find lower cost HP refill kits at our online store. Our refill kits come with two bottles of black ink for 2 refills, two injection needles, instructions, a screw tool, and a pair of gloves. You can find refill kits for HP 60 black and color cartridges, HP 61 black and color ink cartridges, HP 901, HP 564, HP 920 and more. Find a complete list here.

As with all inkjet printers, there are two types of ink: dye-based and pigment-based. Most HP ink cartridges are pigment-based so for optimal results, it pays to know what kind of ink your printer uses so you can get the best paper to go with it for sharper, longer-lasting printouts.

To learn more about your printer's ink cartridges, simply lift your printer's carriage access door. You should be able to see the cartridge names from there, otherwise, remove them from the carriage and check out the sides. By knowing the cartridge name of your printer, you can read up a lot of information about it including troubleshooting advice.

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With 19 years of experience in the printer cartridge industry, you can expect nothing less than top printer output every time you print with our compatible HP ink and toner. Our compatible ink cartridges are tested against the highest industry standards to ensure your full satisfaction with our products. Each ink cartridge is specifically designed and tested to work with its corresponding printer models from start to finish.

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HP Instant Ink vs Original HP Cartridges vs Compatible Alternatives

So many options, which one to pick. It really depends on your usage and your budget. If you have an inkjet printer and you don't print all that often, it's better to have a limited amount of ink rather than buying cartridges in bulk as ink in cartridges tend to dry up. Original HP or compatible alternatives? Depends on your budget. HP inkjet printers tend to run out of ink often so you should expect to replace cartridges often so printing with your HP printer gets expensive pretty quickly. By using compatible HP cartridges, you save money and stay productive with an uninterrupted printing schedule.

How does the HP ink program work?

What about Instant Ink? HP's ink program--the Instant Ink service--is a subscription based service where ink is delivered to consumers as needed. This service is something that's garnered quite a reputation. Our best answer to that is read what others are saying and then decide for yourself. Here's an article on HP Instant Ink.

Why Buy HP Inkjet and Laser Toner Replacements from LDProducts

We offer budget-friendly solutions for your printing needs with remanufactured and compatible inkjet and toner cartridges. Our remanufactured HP printer ink and HP toner cartridges consist of mostly new internal parts while maintaining the outer plastic shell. Remanufactured cartridges aren't just an excellent way to save money on printer supplies, but they also help to reduce your carbon footprint and prevent additional landfill waste. Our compatible cartridges have been built brand new and were reverse engineered by a qualified team of product experts in order to deliver the same print quality and features as the original. And, if you're looking for a low-cost laser printer, check out our new re-certified printers. These printers have been professionally remanufactured with new internal parts so that they operate as smoothly and efficiently as the original. Browse through our ever-growing inventory by using the printer model lists above.

Not sure how to install or replace OEM HP cartridges?

You can find HP OEM cartridge installation and replacement guides on HP.com. Should you need further assistance, just call us up and we'll be glad to help!

LD Products offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee on all Hewlett Packard Inkjet Cartridges and HP Laser Toner. We are also a Bizrate 'Platinum Circle of Excellence' merchant and our guarantee on our Hewlett Packard (HP) Printing Supplies is backed by a company that has provided excellent customer service and quality products for great prices since 1999.

If for any reason you can not find the product you are looking for our dedicated and knowledgeable customer service team is standing by to assist you. Just call 888.321.2552.

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Troubleshooting Common HP Printer Cartridge Issues

Clogged Cartridges or Printhead

A common problem with HP printers is a clogged printhead or dried up ink. Here are some things you can do to prevent ink clogs.

One way to clean printead clogs is by running your printer's automatic printhead cleaning feature. This is usually found under the "printer maintenance" section in your printer's LED menu. If the colors still don't look good, you can run the printhead cleaning a second time. If you find that this is not doing much to improve print quality, we suggest you resort to manual cleaning.

This manual cleaning method is called the paper towel method and can be done on both printheads that are built into the printer and on printheads that are built into the cartridge. Remove the cartridges from the printhead, and then remove the printhead from the printer and set them on a damp paper towel to melt any dried up ink in the nozzles. Seeing ink on the paper towels is a good sign that the clog is loosening up. Reinstall everything again to test if the print quality improves. If it still doesn't, do it again.

HP Printer Won't Print

If your HP printer won't print and you're sure it's not because of a clogged printhead or empty cartridges, there are two possibilities: your contacts are dirty, or you need to reinstall your printer driver.

To clean the contacts on your ink cartridges, remove the ink cartridges and wipe the contacts with a dry lint free cloth. Reinstall and see if this fixes the problem. Otherwise, try reinstalling your printer driver.

You can also try a hard reset on your printer. To do a hard reset, make sure your printer is powered on. Try to print something then pull your printer's power cord from the outlet. Disconnect the power cable from your printer. Wait a few seconds then plug the cables back to your printer. Turn on your printer and try printing.

If that still doesn't work, restore your printer's factory settings. You can find this option on your printer's LED screen.