IKONG Compatible Ink Cartridge Replacement for HP 950XL 951XL 950 XL 951 XL Combo Works with HP OfficeJet Pro 8610 8600 8620 8630 8100 8625 8615 8660 8640 251DW 276DW 271DW(5-Pack)

This is the second time I've purchased the IKONG compatible ink cartridges. They work just as well as the HP cartridges and are far, far less expensive. I will continue to replace them as needed. The only negative thing I can say is that the red is not as bright as I wished it were; it's a bit "washed out" and not as bright as I see on my screen. But that could be my printer and not the cartridge.

I ordered this Ink package for an HP OfficeJet Pro 8610. The price was incredible compared to what I would have paid for the same ink package with HP! I was apprehensive when I ordered... but after installing the ink cartridges... the printer gave a "not using orighinal HP ink" warning... and afterward... I started printing! Works great!!! Color was good on full photo prints! So far, I am very happy with this ink package... and I saved around $100.00! So, yes for this HP ink jet printer... I am giving this ink purchase five stars and two thumbs up!!!

I've had these in my HP 8600 for about a couple of weeks; my printer has no problems with these cartridges, and they have worked absolutely perfectly thus far.

I purchased the IKONG Compatible Ink Cartridges at a promotional price. They were much cheaper than the HP 951XL cartridges so I thought why not give them a try. I have been using them for a month now. I don’t use my printer much, maybe 10 pages a day, however the ink quality is still clear as the day I put the new cartridges in. The color is vivid and as I expected the colors to look. The ink does not smudge. I have tried it on copy paper, stock paper and labels. I have not tried it on photo paper yet. I would definitely purchase these cartridges again.

I went to buy the HP ink because I thought it was made in the USA and was the best quality ink for my printer. When I looked at the price I took another look at the HP product. It was over a hundred dollars. Then I looked at where it was made. Thailand and of course China. Stick it where the sun don't shine. Hp is just a greedy company. I do not need to support them. Maybe if they made their stuff here I would pay what they are asking. As is, not no,hell no. Buy the Ikong ink. It works and is priced way below what the HP ink is.

I have a Officejet 8600 Pro that I've always purchased genuine HP cartridges for. I bought two sets of these generic ink cartridges about a year ago because why not? They are so much more affordable than the genuine parts.I noticed that they had been steadily leaking over the past year, but didn't think much of it. I would always have to clean the printhead before each print and then it would print out fine. However, about 6 months ago the printhead stopped working and I had to replace it, which I chalked up to the part going bad. Last week, the 6 month old printhead stopped working too.After lots of cursing, many youtube videos and badly stained hands, I learned that these cartridges do not seal properly against the printhead causing them to leak over time and eventually clog up the printhead. There is no amount of cleaning that will correct it. The printhead costs approximately $150 - $200 to replace.The up front cost savings of purchasing these cartridges will actually be more negated by their damage to your printer in the long term. I was saving money previously by purchasing genuine cartridges and refilling them as that worked for 5 years without a single printhead problem. I will be returning to genuine HP cartridges.

I’ll start this off by saying I’m not a payed reviewer. This is actually the first review I’ve ever written, that’s because I’m amazed by the help this company is proving me. I use my printer to crate templates for my art (which pays my bills) and It is so costly to buy the OEM HP ink. This company is really helping me and my family.I’ve only just installed the cartridges and run alignment and head cleaning operations. So far everything works great. The ink quality seems a bit less than OEM, but this is a a $20 replacement. When compared to the OEM cost ($190 on their website), this company is helping humanity. Everything I’ve read points at great customer care, although I’m hoping to avoid needing that. I’ll update if anything happens with this purchase in the future.

This ink has been mediocre from the start, but one cart seems to have also failed miserably. When these arrived, I replaced all four HP cartridges in my HP 8610 at once. I saw a noticeably lower quality of print; however, I really only needed to print text, so I let it slide. I use the printer regularly but lightly, and at some point the prints began to come out pale and stripey. now my printer is giving me HP's dreaded "problem with printer or ink system" warning. Three carts have audible fluid in them but the cyan cart is either empty or dry, but I never got a "cyan is low" warning or anything. There's no chance this is from the amount or type of printing I've done since installing these. I should have listened to the warnings about this brand's ink and not tried to save a few bucks.