Yields up to 400 pagesFade-resistant color provides superior results and brilliant, true-to-life images that last for generationsThe unmatched reliability of original HP ink cartridges means consistent convenience and better valueEachYields up to 400 pagesFade-resistant color provides superior results and brilliant, true-to-life images that last for generationsThe unmatched reliability of original HP ink cartridges means consistent convenience and better valueHP 98 Black Ink Cartridge (C9364WN)http://s7d5.scene7.com/is/image/Staples/s0337530_sc7?$std$http://s7d5.scene7.com/is/image/Staples/s0337530_sc7?$thb$http://s7d5.scene7.com/is/image/Staples/s0337530/HP-98-Black-Ink-Cartridge-C9364WN/product_617545HP 98 Black Ink Cartridge (C9364WN)4.01199
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Most Helpful Positive Review
HP 98 Black Ink Cartridge
As a freelance writer, printing a copy of my articles aide with editing. The reason why I use 98 Black Ink Cartridges by HP is because they have a long cartridge life; and long...Read complete review
As a freelance writer, printing a copy of my articles aide with editing. The reason why I use 98 Black Ink Cartridges by HP is because they have a long cartridge life; and long after I receive messages that my ink is low, I am still able to print legible print. With all the pages I print out in a day, "long cartridge life", matters.Virginia WrightAuthor & Freelance [@]
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Most Helpful Negative Review
Never lasts long enough...
I print bank/bill statements, articles of interest, personal business cards and on occasion photos. Since I don't have much money now, photos really suck up the ink, so at the moment I...Read complete review
I print bank/bill statements, articles of interest, personal business cards and on occasion photos. Since I don't have much money now, photos really suck up the ink, so at the moment I rarely print photos. It seems these cartridges don't last that long, and cost ALOT of money, at close to $25 a pop(just for either black, or slightly more for the color cartridge).
It is not cost effective, but I am much happier with the HP inkjet printer and print quality than I ever was with Epson. Our printer has lasted several years, whereas my last Epson only lasted maybe a year or slightly more!
The graphics are generally good, and if you are doing picture/photo quality or business cards, put the printer on 'best quality' to get good results. For ordinary articles even with some photos, regular/normal quality is generally ok.
Comments about HP 98 (C9364WN) Black Ink Cartridge:
The cost of the cartridges are too expensive and I fell it does not last a long time. Also, why is it that you MUST have the TWO cartridges in for it to print? If I only want black ink, my printer will not print unless I have a color cartridge in -place. I get error codes and also theres a problem when the ink is about ready to dry up. For some unknown reason, the ink comes out and makes a big mess. Next time I need a printer, I plan on checking out the prices of the refill first, then I will make my purchase depending on my findings.
I also have the HP all-in-one printer and i've been using the 98 ink cartridge for a long time. I recommend using this product, but if any problems occur, then you should just take the 94 and 95 ink cartridge. Hope this helps!
Answered on 12/1/2009 by Eliz. from New York
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My HP Deskjet 2240 takes No. 21 black. It does work without the color cartridge No. 22.
Answered on 12/8/2009 by bobolink from Aiken, SC
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Check and see what your printer take.
Answered on 7/13/2010 by genie wayne from lafayette,in.
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Yes, Linda. My Deskjet 5940 uses the 95 color cartridge and 98 black.
Answered on 9/22/2010 by GlossyBee from Dallas, TX
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I know that this is a bunch late. 98 black works just fine. The other black (94)costs more and is used more for photographs. I don't find it necessary.