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As we all know, ink cartridges are typically sold in three different capacities: standard yield, high yield and extra high yield. So do HP 902 ink cartridge. Which is. However what’s the difference between the standard yield hp 902, high yield hp 902XL and extra high yield hp 906XL? “XL” prints more than standard cartridge Standard Yield: HP 902, prints 300 pages per cartridge High Yield: HP 902XL, prints 825 Pages per cartridge Extra High Yield: HP 906XL, prints 1,500 pages per cartridge If you print a lot, “XL” will be more affordable. “XL” is larger but fits your printer just as the standard cartridge The HP 902XL cartridge is LARGER than a standard 902 but is designed to fit in the same slot as a standard 902 in your printer. HP 902XL inks are high capacity but are physically the same size as the standard 902 inks, which could be installed in the same way as a standard 902 cartridge. The list of printers that HP 902xl ink cartridge and HP 902 ink cartridge fit is exactly the same....

On Dec 1st 2020, HP upgraded the firmware of 902-909 and 952-959 series printers, and claimed that after upgrading, the previous ink cartridge and third-party ink cartridge could not be used any more. HP 902, 903, 904, 905, 906xl, 907xl, 908xl and 909xl cartridges may can not be compatible with these HP Officejet printers after December 2020: Firmware updates have a serious impact on users and the market For users, the ink cartridge they purchased cannot be used overnight. After firmware upgraded many users found that it’s hard to find HP 902 ink cartridge. It’s hard time for users who use 902-909 and 952-959 series printers, especially under the outbreak of COVID-19. So they sent out online inquiries to HP, HP reported that users could buy new ink cartridges in HP stores, but the customers didn’t find them actually, and they couldn’t find them on staples, Office Depot, best buy, Wal Mart and Amazon, either. HP did not give a positive response to users’ questions. For the market, this...

  A brand new v4ink  HP 902XL Ink  Cartridge 4 color set usually contain 1 black, 1 cyan, 1 yellow and 1 magenta ink cartridges. It can print up to 825 pages per black and color ink cartridge 5% coverage(Letter/A4), which page yield is the same as OEM products. It’s very convenience that you can replace any color as needed. If the black ink cartridge is running low, you can just replace the black one (Same for other colors). Here, we will show you step by step instructions on how to install the v4ink HP 902XL ink cartridge into the HP OfficeJet Pro 6978 Printer. Step 1: Make the cartridge upside down for 1-2 minutes. Step 2: Remove the orange protective cover from the cartridge. Step 3: Install the cartridge into the printer. Step 4: Please don’t touch the chip during installation. After installation the  compatible ink cartridges , if the printer shows that “Non-HP Cartridges installed. HP cannot guarantee the quality or reliability of non-HP supplies”, yo...

In our daily life, we often encounter this kind of situation. When you put a new compatible HP ink cartridge into your printer, the printer keeps telling you that you need to replace the ink cartridge or the ink level is still read empty. You must be very annoyed and think that there is something wrong on the new ink cartridge you bought, but it doesn’t have to be so. In order to prevent third-party ink cartridges from being used in their printers, HP manufacturers have designed an ink cartridge protection device in their printers, so that compatible ink cartridges cannot be recognized by HP printers. Which cartridges are affected by HP cartridge protection The cartridge protection feature impacts the following HP cartridge series*: HP 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 301, 302, 303, 304, 902 , 903, 906XL, 907XL, 934/935, 950/951, 952/956XL, 953/957XL, 954/958XL & 970/971. How can HP printers recognize your compatible ink cartridge? You need to trick your HP printer, how to operate? Let’s ta...

HP has introduced so-called cartridge protection settings on its original ink cartridges. The system locks the original cartridges in a specific printer, so you won’t be able to use them on other printers. If you have an Officejet Pro 6978 all in one printer and decide to purchase an Officejet Pro 6968 all in one printer which uses the same Ink Cartridges–HP 902 and HP 902XL , it will not work for the ink to use in the new printer. In addition, you will not be able to refill, recycle or use third-party compatible ink cartridges after the original ink cartridge runs out of, because HP and its ink cartridge protection system do not allow this. Fortunately, there is a way to disable HP cartridge protection and make compatible ink cartridges work on your printer. What’s more, even if you don’t have any technical knowledge, you can do it yourself relatively easily. How to Disable HP Cartridge Protection? You can disable HP cartridge protection on the printer in a few simple steps. If your...