HP 62 Black/Tri-color Ink (2-pack)
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About HP 62 Black/Tri-color Ink (2-pack)
Overall Feedback:
82% positive
63% praised the long-lasting battery life, while 37% found it drained quickly
My ink cartridge was damaged after printing less than 50 partially-colored pages from a downloaded cookbook. Typically, the cartridge lasts for months of regular printing. I'm wondering if I received a bunk cartridge or if the longevity factor has simply dwindled to unacceptable levels.
We have no printing/scanning functions, which is related to battery life.
72% appreciated the multiple connectivity options
The printer accepted the ink right away.
66% praised the crisp and clear display, while 34% found it lacked brightness
My color ink cartridge got damaged after printing less than 50 partially-colored pages from a downloaded cookbook. It should have lasted for months of regular printing. This has resulted in a negative experience for me.
78% appreciated the sturdy and durable build, though 22% found it flimsy
I am uncertain about the product's durability, despite its good quality.
I have experienced that the cartridges are not durable and stop working after a few months of purchase.
64% loved the responsive and quiet keyboard, but 36% found it unresponsive
After printing less than 50 partially-colored pages from a downloaded cookbook, my fresh ink cartridge was damaged.
63% liked the quiet operation, but 37% found it noisy
I have not mentioned anything about the noise level of office-electronics.
80% loved the fast and efficient performance, but 20% experienced lag
I put a fresh color ink cartridge in and printed less than 50 partially-colored pages from a downloaded cookbook, and the cartridge was ruined. This indicates poor performance of the office-electronics.
I have found that the printer has no printing or scanning functions.
