The genuine HP inks, but with 5 pages of exams and literally minimal color—just two rectangular frames at the top and bottom, empty inside, on default settings the estimated level dropped by 1/8.

We said they should be expensive, but not like this.

I had to go into the settings, set it to draft quality and lower the resolution all the way down, now it prints like a Deskjet from 1997 just to maybe get about 50 pages out of it, because if it runs out it disables the black ink next to it too. Of course, that's how they force you to buy again, even if you just want to print a black and white text—oh no, you'll pay, buddy.

Three HP printers did not recognize the ink. The official HP fault report states that the ink is either refilled or not genuine.

Extremely expensive and of course it doesn't print as many pages as it claims..if they want us to use genuine ones, they should significantly lower the price, otherwise we'll just refill them ourselves..tricks, just tricks

Good in quality the originals and in durability so and so... But the price... Pharmacy... But what can we do, with these we are more at ease without the annoying messages about non-genuine...
On new machines, better to use originals...
On the older ones, it wasn't such a big issue...

Good and genuine ink that lasts for many prints over several months. I wish this and the corresponding black ink were a bit cheaper.

I don't understand why they have become so expensive over the years. They obviously don't print the pages as it says. And unfortunately, the most negative thing of all is that they DRY OUT if you don't use them for a while. I don't think it's worth it anymore

The main problem is that if you don't print often (at least one or two times a week) it will dry out. The same goes for the black one in the same series. I never manage to finish them with the household use I make. They are in the middle but now they don't print because they have dried out. I stopped buying them. Of course, I can't be sure that only these are to blame or if this happens with all HP inks, but for my own use with very sparse prints, they experience this. Those of you who print more frequently probably won't have a problem.

The colors are not very vibrant and not all are accurately reproduced in the print. For example, the intense red comes out as a dark red. It runs out very quickly, especially if you choose to print in high resolution rather than draft mode. I have bought it 4 times already. One more purchase and it will exceed the printer's purchase price.

It does what it's supposed to do just fine. I recommend it

I bought the original color ink from hp for home use and installed it about a month after purchasing it on the HP 4535 printer. Unfortunately, it was completely defective because it was missing the basic colors cyan and light cyan. This was officially confirmed after a diagnostic check performed remotely by the HP representative in Greece. I was advised to ask the store where I bought it for a replacement, but since a month had passed since the purchase, I did not proceed with the return and replacement process. In any case, it is unthinkable for genuine HP ink not to work. What I don't know is whether the store that sold it to me is responsible or only HP.

4 grams of ink - 18€

4 grams for 3 colors...

I weighed the empty one and it was 29 grams and the new one 33..

rip-off

It is quite expensive and it runs out relatively quickly. With a multi-page color print, the quantity will be significantly reduced

Of course, it is very expensive ink and it lasts very little, but compared to the other inks of this specific company, which uses the logic of cheap printers with expensive inks, I believe it is the best ink in terms of cost per page. The quality is relatively good, but be careful when buying online because the batch may be expired, which means dried ink for the trash.

Compared to the old and expensive HP inks, this is top-notch. Value for money. Affordable and high quality. Of course, print quality depends 90% on the printer and not on the ink. It is compatible with a variety of HP printer models. The only thing that concerns me is the quantity it contains, which is why I give it 4 stars. I believe it should have more ink quantity.

Good ink, it's just not suitable for high volume printing since the ink runs out quickly. The quality is very good, but it should be cheaper in terms of price. For those who don't print constantly, it's a great suggestion

Very good, it makes a very good impression and if you want to print a photo, but it runs out very easily. Personally, it has run out after 20 "good" prints. I have bought it twice and it happened to me both times

I bought the HP 4535 printer with the main criterion being cheap ink, but it is not cheap at all. I print about 5-10 pages per month for home use, and the ink lasts for about a year, including the black one. The second problem is that even though it shows the consumables level at about halfway, the prints look like I have empty ink cartridges, meaning they look like half pages. For someone who does more printing, I don't think it is economically advantageous.

For home use, it's just what you need! The price is a bit steep and it requires some searching to find the cheapest one.

Today, 2-7-2022, my evaluation of the ink does not change. It has very good print quality, but it does not achieve the expected number of prints....and it becomes dangerously expensive. If the price continues to rise like this, buying it will not be worth it in relation to its performance.

For household use, it is quite good... Now, depending on how often the printer is used... the ink will last as well.... With moderate use, approximately 2-3 MONTHS.

Economical ink cartridge for my printer, in combination with the corresponding black ink. It definitely does not produce the quantity of printed paper it claims, but for its price and the work I need it for (simple household use with limited page volume), it's fine. If I needed a large volume of pages, I would get a laser printer. The pages that the packaging claims to print are perhaps only possible if you significantly lower the print quality and make sure not to print black frames from pages, etc. Overall, it's a decent and affordable choice for household use.

I do not recommend it, very expensive now. Update: I called HP and complained about the availability and price. To their credit, a representative from the Netherlands contacted me and they sent me ink free of charge. Well done, HP!

Very good ink!! 360 pages of printing as stated on the packaging in no case!!
Also, the price, what is the reason for it to double... up to 39 Euros... Very extreme!

Very good ink for regular use at a very good price, and if you get it on sale even better because big stores put them on sale every two months.

Good color but I wouldn't say it lasts long enough. Especially when it's on sale, the deal is even more worth it.

It lasts quite long (not the thousands that the manufacturer claims) and it delivers good print quality. Perfect for home use!