Best buy on hp printer cartridges

14 years ago

Wondering where you guys buy your cartridge replacements or do you buy refurbished? I see there are dozens listed on the web, after doing a search, but I want to make sure I get as good a deal as possible and preferably free shipping.

I usually do the messy refill thing but for some reason I can't get good results this time.

thanks in advance.........

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ravencajun Zone 8b TX
14 years ago
I usually buy mine at sams or costco, I have used one of the off brand refills but was not as pleased with it.
homebound
14 years ago
Costco for me. Even better, at least twice this past year they had a $25 coupon when buying two twin packs (I bought a color and a B/W pack for our Officejet 6450/6470
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lotodig
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks, but I don't have a Costco nearby, you think Sam's would have as good a buy??
DA_Mccoy
14 years ago
Check brick and mortar websites for availability and prices. On occasion you will find comparable pricing, and perhaps free shipping.

No success with off brand HP cartridges here either.

DA
daylilydayzed
14 years ago
I buy my ink at my local Walmart. I can buy it cheaper there and it is the same brand as if I ordered it from my printer manufacturer website. When I bought my new printer, I bought it online from Walmart. The ink price for one black ink cartridge is 14.99 and the color is 19.99. Added together, that is cheaper than one cartridge of ink for the old Deskjet 932C I had. I gave that printer along with my old scanner and my old HP computer to a friend who has 2 children and didn't have a computer for her kids to learn with. I also gave her the spare ink I had for it so she did not have to go out and buy new ink.
My printer now is an all in one and use No.s 21, 21XL and 22, 22XL Tri-color , Photo print ink cartridge 58.
owbist
14 years ago
I have always kept to HP inks for my printer. However I now feel that was perhaps a waste. I have had 2 photos that I printed on magnetic paper - and using the 'photo' cartridge in the printer in place of the black - and these have faded miserably. This is not a slight fade, it is to the point they seriously need to be removed. Seems to be no correlation between price and quality with HP inks.
susieq07
14 years ago
I get all of mine online, free shipping, the best prices, at Shop4Tech.com
jerry_nj
14 years ago
I've read some report(s) somewhere, maybe Consumers Reports, that some of the "off-brand" discount cartridges are not cheaper to use as they contain less ink.

I have used both the "fill my own" and have used Ink Pal cartridges and believe both cost me less per page than using the factory cartridges.
groundzero23
12 years ago
It actually depends on the "off-brand" store. you have to try some of them first before you can choose what store you can trust.

Here is a link that might be useful: cheap ink cartridges

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