Tuesday, November 5, 2013

HP 564XL CN684WN#140 Ink Cartridge in Retail Packaging-Black


Product Description

HP 564XL Black Ink Cartridge in Retail Packaging (CN684WN140)


Product Details

  • Size: One Size
  • Color: N
  • Brand: HP
  • Model: CN684WN#140
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 6.40" h x 4.30" w x 1.20" l, .9 pounds

Features

  • Get more for your money: original HP cartridges ensure that your printing is right the first time and every time
  • Rely on HP for consistent, high-quality results
  • Get brilliant, true-to-life color and laser-quality black text with our Vivera ink technology
  • Preserve your memories with photos that resist fading for generations, compared with less than a year for store brand inks

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

213 of 219 people found the following review helpful.
Out with the old, in with the new...
By Im A. Skeptic
Presently it is wise to contact the seller to be sure WHICH 564XL Black (not photo black) cartridge that he actually sells. The Amazon web pages for this product may show the wrong HP part number. I received the present replacement part in May 2011, a few months ago I got the earlier part.

This particular web page shows a picture of what is more likely the old 564XL Black ink cartridge - because the package seems to show "3X the pages" but has the data indicating the new 564XL Black ink cartridge part number - which package (the one I recently received) shows " NEW lower price, smaller size Up to 2X more pages".

The previous 564XL Black ink cartridge was thicker and as indicated on the package offered up to 3X the printing of the regular 564 Black ink cartridge. Its HP number was/is CB321WN#140 (option 140 on package). Cost about $30.

The replacement 564XL Black ink cartridge is now (one-half) about the thickness of the 564 color ink cartridges and indicates 2X the printing (550 pages) as the regular 564 Black ink cartridge. Its HP number is CN684WN#140 (option 140 on package). Cost about $22 - here and on the HP web site.

HP no longer indicates the actual amount of ink in the cartridges it sells nor apparently do the phone support people know. The HP part number is on the bottom of the package.

Ignoring any cost change contribution of cartridge parts such as plastic, electrical and packaging, you pay about 10 per cent more for the ink in the new replacement 564XL ink cartridge. Shipping cost differences affect the final cost and should be noted.

It is not uncommon for a business to increase the cost of a product in this way and remember that the cost increase may be simply because of the increased cost of production and materials.

I would have preferred HP to keep the larger cartridge and increase its cost - maybe future HP printers won't even allow larger cartridges, just one size, filled to different ink levels as already is done. If you dislike HP's action then write a letter to HP corporate - don't bother with the usual HP support - it's not a technical problem, it's a marketing-business decision.

128 of 133 people found the following review helpful.
Switch in 564xl black cartridge sizes
By Arnold
I just received my order for the 564xl black cartridge. In the listings on Amazon it showes two ink cartridges, one for under $22.00 and states its the new size printing up to 2x more pages, and another for under $30.00 which is listed as the older cartridge that prints up to 3x pages. Well I took the trouble to make sure I ordered the old cartridge with 3x pages. You guested it, I received the newer cartridge which sells for under $22 and was charged for the older cartridge. Amazon you need to update your listings. If I had known I could have bought the new smaller cartridge locally, it was cheaper at my office supply store. I won't be ordering again, I will buy locally for now. (I ordered product # HP CB321WN and received CN684WN)

84 of 88 people found the following review helpful.
half the size it used to be
By DKDC
And more expensive per page. OK - costs go up, but suddenly making it half the size (it seems about half the size). Instead of 800 or so pages you now get around 550 or so pages. But we probably won't get even 400 pages with this new cartridge.

They should call it something different. This product gets 1 out of five stars on the HP website!

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