What does Non-OEM inkjet mean?
1632742
It means the manufacturer of your printer didn't make this ink. Another company did. It's kind of like K-cups that are not made by Green Mountain Company, the manufacturer of Keurig.
1632743
Not Original Equipment Manufacturer, so not made by Canon but works just fine
1632744
One is the name brand. This ink looks and acts like the one the company makes.
1632745
It means not made by the manufacturer of the printer or after market, like in cars.
1632746
OEM stands for "Original Equipment Manufacturer." An OEM product is a product that was made specifically for the company. Canon may not manufacture its own ink but they will hire another company to manufacture the ink according to their specifications and then package it in a Canon box. Non-OEM means that the ink and it's cartridges were manufactured by a company that was not hired by Canon to make the ink according to their specifications. It could be exactly the same product, it could be different, but the company who made the product was not contracted by Canon.
1910476
I have no idea. It worked well for awhile with my printer but I have since moved on and am not only using OEM inks.
1309960
I think this is just the ink. You'll need refillable cartridges. I've had a really good experience with an external tanks system that comes with refillable cartridges. However, when using regular refillable cartridges, I had a problem with the printer not recognizing them. I think it has to do with the removal of the non-epson cartridge. With the external tank, you never have to remove them and there is a button that you can reset the microchip. Note, I have two epson printers and neither is your model.
850758
The product is actually toner, which is a dry powder. It isn't "ink" like you would find in an inkjet printer. The toner does not smear on print outs.
2272348
Oh my I had the opposite problem! I was getting the ink system failure message before which made me consider a new printhead. I didn't know Amazon had them so I've ordered a new printer. Since it didn't help you maybe it wouldn't work for me. The reason for my problem-using remanufactured non OEM ink, the black cartridge was leaky. I thought it would be alright after wiping off and I did print some pgs. The problem was when I tried again about a month later..that's when I got the "ink system failure" msg and nothing I did took it away!
667720
I'm not so sure this is OEM. It doesn't specifically say it is in the product description, while an 85A cartridge that costs about $20 more on Amazon *does* specifically say OEM. Don't you think this manufacturer would gladly state so?I just ordered one under the assumption it was OEM. We'll see what my experience is once it arrives. The photo of the HP box might be true, or might be an incredibly deceptive case of false advertising.
486211
I have an Epson XP-410 and it will NOT print with Generic Re-manufactured ink. I have tried two different suppliers. I reordered Epson ink and the printer works great.Generic Re-manufactured ink (toner) works great with my HP 1300 Laserjet and my Samsung CLP-300. Sorry I can't give you some useful advice.
1502907
There is a chip in the cartridge that tells the printer it is a genuine lexmark cartridge. You have a 3rd party product and the printer knows it. Even though it is probably a perfectly good cartridge, lexmark is screwing you and forcing you to buy their more expensive cartridge
375278
Your question isn't really very clear. My advice is to buy the ink cartridge model that the printer manufacturer specifies. Perhaps Amazon hasn't updated their specs with the latest printer models yet. Stick to the name brand inks, at least until you get to know your new printer well, and have had it for a while. The savings on the knock-off ink just isn't worth the risk.
954642
I am still confused as to the answer to this questions. Some of the reviewers seem to indicate that they received Samung original OEM toner cartridges. Others seem to indicate a remanufactured or compatible toner cartridge. Also the title says "by Samsung" which would tend to indicate an original OEM cartridge. However, the product description lower on the same page states "These Ink First compatible remanufactured MLT-D105L black toner cartridges..." Any clarifications would be appreciated. Thanks!
87554
It is similar to other dated items. It means it is best if used by that date. It does not mean it is obsolete or will not function after that date. I have used cartriges after those dates that worked just fine. Some printers will notify you if you are putting a cartrige in after its best if used by date just as if you use a non OEM cartrige. But they have worked fine for me in both cases.
1344775
ink has nothing to do with the brand of the printers, unless you specifically need ink for PHOTO or other special use
1050722
it worked as is but the printer will tell you it's not genine ink and that it may void your warranty. but the inks worked fine for me
825056
I have used aftermarket ink in at least 5 different Epson inkjet printers without problem. I have not yet used up the ink in this printer, and have not searched for aftermarket suppliers. If you have a problem with clogging that cannot be remedied yourself, and you need warranty repair, Epson will not honor if they can tell you used aftermarket ink. There are pretty good deals on OEM ink, so unless you find a very reputable aftermarket ink supplier with lots of good reviews, stick with Epson OEM ink
1673567
I don't really know. My printer was anMFC-J410W and I had problems with non OEM cartridges.
1806309
Sorry, I'm using Android 4.1.1 so I can't answer that question for you. I heard Ubuntu was being discontinued? But I can tell you this is a great printer. Beats the hell out any inkjet that I wasted time and excess cash on ink cartridges. The prints look great, and after a year of use, I'm still using my started toner cartridges. I'm very satisfied with my purchase of this printer.
2102419
I buy mine from 4inkjets. They guarantee their cartridges to work and I've never had a problem with anything I've bought from them over the years. They are way less expensive than the OEM cartridges.