Original HP 564 Black Ink Cartridge in Retail Packaging
- Black Ink Cartridge
- Get Brilliant, True-to-Life Color and Laser-Quality Black Text with Our Vivera ink Technology
- Fade and Smudge Resistant Photos
- Consistent, High-Quality Results
- Yields Approx. 250 Pages at 5 Percent Coverage
Product Description
Want more pages, great reliability, and amazing value? You want original HP inks. Our standard cartridges are perfect for your everyday printing needs. Original HP cartridges ensure that your printing is right the first time and every time, with consistent, high-quality results get get brilliant, true-to-life color and laser-quality black text with our Vivera ink technology. Preserve your memories with photos that resist fading for generations, compared with less th… More >>
If you buy inks from Amazon or Amazon sellers, you run the risk of getting a cartridge that runs out way too soon (a defective product) but not soon enough too get your money back. A bad product is a bad product, and Amazon really falls down badly here. Do not buy inks from them!
September 8th, 2010 at 9:48 amRating: 1 / 5
Used the 564black that was shipped with my printer. Even with below average printing (occasional) and always using fast-economical prints, the printer now says I am very low on ink! I am going to let it drain all the way until it prints no more. In any case, I can understand that this being a small cartridge and all, but its not worth wasting so much plastic to house such a micro sized ink. I dont know what HP achieves by these low volume cartridges (other than being able to ship a cartridge with the printer).
September 8th, 2010 at 10:08 amRating: 2 / 5
You’ve heard it before I’m sure. HP Vivera is great ink, vibrant colors, nice skin tones, pretty decent blacks.. But if you are an occasional printer – maybe do a batch of photos once a month or so, go with the smaller (not the XL) cartridges. The XL’s will actually time out before they run out. You’re better off buying more of the smaller carts.
September 8th, 2010 at 12:45 pmRating: 4 / 5
I’m amazed at how fast this new HP Photosmart printer uses ink in comparison to my old one. The colors are brighter, but are they deeper – no. I’m trying the XL ink now, and if the usage doesn’t improve the printer is going back. With the cost of the ink, the fact you can’t refill the cartridges, and constantly reordering, it’s just not worth it. It hardly makes me want to upgrade even further to the even more expensive ink. Not real happy with HP right now. Had my old printer for 4 years and very pleased with it, it just couldn’t handle the Vista upgrade, so in their planning, you have to purchase new…Not better.
September 8th, 2010 at 2:54 pmRating: 3 / 5
Yes, like other reviewers have said, this ink does die out a little fast but that is understandable seeing as how it is a small ink cartridge. People on here are starting to blame Amazon for some reason which is weird. I don’t really have a problem with this ink but I do have a problem with my printer. It tells you that the ink has died out and you need to replace it way earlier than you actually need to. Don’t pay attention to your printer or the levels it shows on your HP ink level chart on your computer. Don’t change it until the actual ink starts to fade on your prints.
September 8th, 2010 at 3:51 pmRating: 4 / 5