HP 963 4-Pack CMYK Original Combo Ink Cartridges

The black ink cartridge has an estimated yield of approximately 1,000 pages, while the cyan, magenta, and yellow cartridges each have an estimated yield of approximately 700 pages. These yields are based on HP's standard testing methodology and can vary based on print content and usage.

No, these HP 963 ink cartridges are specifically designed for a range of HP OfficeJet Pro printers, including models 9010, 9012, 9014, 9015/9015e, 9016, 9019, 9020, 9022, and 9025/9025e.

Yes, these are Original HP 963 Ink Cartridges, ensuring genuine HP quality and performance.

Pigment-based inks, like those used in these HP 963 cartridges, generally offer better lightfastness and water resistance, making them ideal for documents intended for long-term archival or frequent handling. They also tend to produce sharper text.

Store unused HP 963 ink cartridges in their original, sealed packaging in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Avoid opening the packaging until you are ready to install the cartridge.

First, ensure it's properly installed and all protective tape is removed. If issues persist, try cleaning the electrical contacts on the cartridge and in the printer. If the problem continues, contact HP support or the retailer for assistance, as the cartridge may be defective.

'Standard Yield' indicates the approximate number of pages the cartridge is designed to print under typical conditions. This is different from 'High Yield' or 'XL' cartridges, which contain more ink and are designed for a higher page output.

Ensure the cartridge is correctly installed and all protective seals have been removed. Try removing and reinserting the cartridge. Clean the electrical contacts on the cartridge and inside the printer with a dry, lint-free cloth.

Run the printer's built-in printhead cleaning utility. Ensure the correct paper type is selected in the print settings. Check that the ink levels are not critically low.

Verify that the cartridge model (HP 963) is correct for your printer. Reinstall the cartridge. If the error persists, the cartridge may be faulty; try a new one.

Check printer settings for draft mode or ink-saving options. Ensure you are using the correct page yield estimations for your print usage. Run a printhead cleaning cycle, as a clogged nozzle can waste ink.