HP Laser replacement cartridge

[Joe]

have the HP laser which uses Q6000A Q6001A,Q6002A, Q6003A

Is there any difference between using a remanufactured cartridges or 3rd
party type and genuine HP cartridges,

Any problems or what should one look for etc.

HP genuine are too expensive.

Thanks

[Stickus]

"Joe" <me...@mine.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:hionse$lf$1...@speranza.aioe.org...

Depends on where they come from.
I have used them from Cartridge World and a company called Radinks with no
problems.
The quality from both is excellent.
Regards
Stick

[Tony Toews [MVP]]

Joe <me...@mine.gmail.com> wrote:

>Is there any difference between using a remanufactured cartridges or 3rd
>party type and genuine HP cartridges,

I have two third party cartdiges and they both work fine. No idea as to mfr.

Toy
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[Flasherly]

Runs the gamut from to guaranteed satisfaction & money back to toner
bottles shipped in from Singapore for $6. Been doing the $6 thingy on
$40 Samsung, oh, least a dozen times so far. In my opinion you don't
want to try that in an office environment. Books I read and
afterwards toss in the garbage, wow - never had it so good. (Have two
more whole printers new in boxes stacked for backup. Just don't tell
Samsung $40 is supposed to be the price for the drum/toner replacement
assembly and not the entire printer).