What does crack chip with or without certified mean?
808869
Not sure, but this device did not work with my Ipad. I purchased one from apple & that one worked fine.
1789735
Doubtful. There are no indications on the product of any type of certification. However, they work fine, and seem to be good quality.
925727
Jesus, what do you need to know that for? I have never heard of any manufacturer giving that specific information on agriculture products. Foreign matter maybe, but not how much seed is broken or cracked.Depends exactly what you mean by broken or cracked too?
535274
the chip comes with product is key code. whenever you bought new strips, need to change the key code chip also in that machine (you can see that in side of the testing machine)
52604
Do not buy! The chip came in unwrapped and I wasn't aware. After several photo shoots (less than 100 photos each shoot), the card went corrupted and couldn't be used. I was using my new Nikon D610. What to blame? I assume this product is used and the seller is irresponsible. Thank god I had another chip as a back up or it'd have ruined my photo shoot. I suggest a trusted seller or Amazon Basics, more a safe bet.
205907
No idea. Very hard no breaks or chips. 20 yard old one had some blisters So got ne one ..
1419805
No chips inside... Bought one myself. It is basically meant to take your existing chipset and put it in new housing.
1009681
The packaging/instructions makes mention of these "cracks" they are part of the product design. No need to worry.
338718
I am not sure what chip set it uses. The one that I ordered never worked, so I was given a refund.
1222958
the chip is built into the cartridge so it works fine when you load the cartridge into the printer. No need for an additional anything.
1789063
I would contact ShopJimmy since they provide the chip and should know all the details. If it's not correct, they would be on the hook for replacement I would think.
1413737
Means it's not tied to any network, legally. IOW, there's no contract, buy a chip and go.
573339
No. You are purchasing a shell, not a chip. The only thing you are switching over is the chip from the old shell to the new shell
895473
When I bought these it didn't come with any sort of "chip resetter" but they work just fine without one (whatever that is)
2132836
Im so confused, three say there is a chip, but one says there is no chip..which is it..thank you
807106
No so far I havnt seen it chip honestly..doesnt mean it might not..if it does its a small price to pay for such a professional durable board..you know you can always remove it and paint over it when ever&#128518;
1760171
Hi Kimberly. A chip is a small microprocessor attached to the cartridge, and it talks to the printer to tell it about ink levels and other things. You can actually buy cartridges without chips (and save a few bucks) and try to reuse the chips from your old cartridges. This requires a device to reset the chip, and a little surgery, etc. My advice is, at these low prices, do NOT buy cartridges without chips and save yourself the headache. Another bit of advice: If you buy these cartridges (and I do) be very careful about ink spilling out of the cartridge when you remove the tape. I ALWAYS do it over a paper bag and am very careful not to spill any ink. BEST OF LUCK! -Joe Hi Kimberly. A chip is a small microprocessor attached to the cartridge, and it talks to the printer to tell it about ink levels and other things. You can actually buy cartridges without chips (and save a few bucks) and try to reuse the chips from your old cartridges. This requires a device to reset the chip, and a little surgery, etc. My advice is, at these low prices, do NOT buy cartridges without chips and save yourself the headache. Another bit of advice: If you buy these cartridges (and I do) be very careful about ink spilling out of the cartridge when you remove the tape. I ALWAYS do... » Read More Hi Kimberly. A chip is a small microprocessor attached to the cartridge, and it talks to the printer to tell it about ink levels and other things. You can actually buy cartridges without chips (and save a few bucks) and try to reuse the chips from your old cartridges. This requires a device to reset the chip, and a little surgery, etc. My advice is, at these low prices, do NOT buy cartridges without chips and save yourself the headache. Another bit of advice: If you buy these cartridges (and I do) be very careful about ink spilling out of the cartridge when you remove the tape. I ALWAYS do it over a paper bag and am very careful not to spill any ink. BEST OF LUCK! -Joe « Show Less