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17 of 19 found the following review helpful:
 Runs Out Way To Fast NOT WORTH THE MONEY Aug 26, 2007
By Tommywood
"tommywood"
I myself am having the same problem that alot of other reviewers are having with this product! While I am happy with the HP Printer itself, this #21 cartridge doesnt hold enough ink and runs out VERY FAST(mine ran out in two weeks). Keep in Mind that I only use the ink to print postage and I always use the fast draft which uses less ink and I STILL have to replace the cartridge frequently. I can only imagine if I used the normal print mode, I would be running to the store every other day to replace the cartridge. Of course most of us know that these companies dont make money on the actually printers, they make money on the ink! Anyway, I am going to try one of those refill kits and see if that cuts down on the cost!
13 of 15 found the following review helpful:
 HP Turned cartdrige to 5ml only May 12, 2007
By Armando T. Neto
"Temporal"
In the past we had cartdriges with 25ml, now they give us a printer but recover the expenses with inks.
12 of 14 found the following review helpful:
Ok Apr 21, 2007
By Jill Osborne
This ink cartridge prints well, but I have to replace it frequently. I would suggest making an ink cartridge that lasts longer.
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 Good Brand, Good Price, Good Quality Dec 08, 2007
By azdeanna
I have to disagree with people that think they aren't getting their money's worth on ink. I have an Officejet 4315 that I use to print several pages per week for school. I also own an Inkjet 697C. Yes, the 697 cartridges have twice as much ink, but they are also twice as expensive at around $25-30 each. I simply changed my default print setting to Draft, which prints 300 dpi, and it prints B&W text just as nicely as the Normal setting (600 dpi). You may not want to do this if you print work/professional graphics all the time, but I used the Draft setting on color for printouts for my Anatomy & Physiology II class last semester, which worked just fine. 1 black ink cartridge (HP 21) on the Draft setting will last me most of a school semester, printing 10 - 20 pages per week (of mostly text with a few graphics). I used 1 plus a partial color cartridge (HP 22) last semester.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Consumer deception! Apr 16, 2008
By Brian Morris
As a computer consultant, this is such a pet peeve. Printer companies selling printers at megacheap prices so you can be gouged with ink. This has 5 mL of ink in this cartridge. Now, check out the HP 56 cartridge -- 19 mL for about the same price. Remember, it's the same product inside -- ink.
Think about it, if you buy this cartridge, you are getting $6 worth of ink for $20ish. Each new cartridge would be $14 you could have spent on a better printer.
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