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HP 88 cartridges?
BikerEd
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Has anyone here got experience of 3rd party HP 88 cartridges? I have been a long-time user of 3rd party Epson cartridges, but I now have a HP Pro L7590 in my home office. It is my first ever HP inkjet, is the fastest and best inkjet I have ever owned, but I'm shocked at HP's cartridge costs. The HP88 is a cartridge only - the print heads are separate - so I'm guessing that 3rd party cartridges are not going to be a problem. I'm just reluctant to dive in without recommendation.
Choice Stationery's ink, which I have used for over five years, has always been excellent in the Epsons I have owned. Would it be safe to assume their HP compatibles would be equally good?
Choice Stationery's ink, which I have used for over five years, has always been excellent in the Epsons I have owned. Would it be safe to assume their HP compatibles would be equally good?
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7 day shop do the genuine HP 88 cartridges.
http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/default.php?cat=2&type=2010&man=33&filterwords=88&go=SEARCH&comp=That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
be careful when buying these cartridges if they are not primed correctly then they can pull air into the printheads this is a bad thing the chips that reset the cartridge have been on the market for a while now
always remember cheap does not mean a cheerful printing experienceHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0
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