The photo shows 4 XL cartridges. Are ALL four of them XL? This is important to me, I do not want to purchase if ALL are not XL.
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Package I received had all XL cartridges ... and my HP Officejet Pro 8500 likes them all just fine :)
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Be careful. HP sells packages of 940 Regular and 940XL Packages. They do not mix, so a 940XL package would be all XLs. If you see an amazing price, the are probably regular 940s (I have fallen into that trap in the past).
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I always order the HP 940XL cartridges because of the higher capacity. Every time I have ordered the 4-pack (Black, Cyan, Yellow, Magenta), they are listed as the XL high capacity and all of them come as the XL high capacity- All four of them...Ordered them many times and never been disappointed. Good Luck...
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I have purchased many times and they are always all XL. You do have to be careful that you are ordering the correct packaging, but they have never mixed regular cartridges with XL cartridges.
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Elisa - to my knowledge there is no difference in the ink. The XL refers to an extra large cartridge. I believe you can also buy an XXL cartridge with even more ink. I suppose buying the larger cartridges provides savings, but I would double check to make sure they fit in your printer.
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I am very sorry, but I don't have any idea on the answer to your question. I do know that the supplier is family-run business and that they are very responsive. You might try contacting them. But I do love these cartridges for the value!
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I believe only the black ink cartridge is XL with the idea that most printing will be done using the black ink. Better chance all the cartridges will get low on ink around the same time, possibly. For the price, (all ink for printers seems to be expensive), it would be nice if they were all XL.
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I cannot tell you the exact copy yield, however, I can tell you I get a lot more copies from the XL and consider this a fair price. The color cartridges are not XL but since I print very little in color this is not a deal breaker for me. Hope this helps.
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There are four (4) cartridges in the box. The black cartridge is high capacity (200XL), the color cartridges are normal capacity (200).
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From a reputable seller who indicates the guaranteed number of page print outs their "xl" cartridges will produce "or" your money back. Of course I do not keep records of the number of sheets my printer produces however, If the after market plastic cartridge is the same size as a Canon xl cartridge and I see that both the sponge and reserve tank is full I presume that it is an xl cartridge. I hope this helps.
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All of the XL cartridges can fit at the same time into an HP printer. I have an HP officejet Pro 8600 Plus.
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No it is only one cartridge but it has almost double the ink in the cartridge. Thus XL meaning extra large. Hope this helps you.
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it depends on how you order your cartridges. On one order I placed, there was one cartridge of each in the package I purchased and the date was October 2015. These were not XL cartridges, however. In the ones pictured to the left of this message, there is one XL in each package. In a recent order I placed with Amazon for similar cartridges, not in the same package, one of them had a 2012 date and I had to send it back. So, do check when you receive your order.
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Don't remember if that is my answer or someone else's. But, I agree except for the fact I have never seen a 126 cartridge in black. I have always used the XL size and it's working out fine. Enjoy!
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They appear to be XL, however I would recommend only buying from Shopia Global, another vendor sent me some unboxed in foil package that were sample cartridges that come with a new printer. Sophia Global has always provided cartridges as shown.
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Ok 1st of all the reason that you have 2 black carts. is because 1 is for regular printing and the other is for photos. Amazon has'em. Jus be sure to look for the "XL"
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Clearly states on package that the XL is equivalent to up to 2.5 times the regular cartridge. I think it's worth the difference. I always buy XL when available. Shop often and you'll find you can catch a deal where 1 XL is cheaper than 2 regulars too! More details than that can be found on back of package. Look in Walmart or something and you can read it. Can't find image of back or side shot on here.
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Sorry, I can't be much help. The ones that came with the printer didn't last long. Figured I'd get the bigger ones. Have to say I'm very displeased with the amount of printing from one cartridge. Perhaps the cartridges that came with the printer were some sort of sample size.
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I was just speaking with an HP sales rep @ OfficeMax this afternoon. I don't know about the cables, but he finally admitted to me that the 4 ink cartridges that come with the printer (black, red, yellow, blue) are indeed full size cartridges (the plastic part) but HP doesn't FILL them up for inclusion with new printers. You can consider the ink a "starter pak". He couldn't/wouldn't tell me if they were 1/2 full, or 1/3 full, or less...but that they were "enough to get started". I've decided NOT to purchase a new HP printer. When I have finally gotten tired of purchasing cartridge after cartridge after cartridge, and never getting the advertised yield of pages from any of them, I will search for a new printer from someone else. HP doesn't work for my loyalty as they once did.
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I used Regular 61 Ink Cartridges for several months before switching to 61XL. I have no doubt that XL is superior to Regular 61. You get many more copies with XL. At a guess, 3 to 4 times as many. The higher cost of XL is worth it.