INK E-SALE Replacement for HP 125A HP CB540A CB541A CB542A CB543A Toner Cartridge for use with HP Color Laserjet CP1215 CP1518ni CP1515n CM1312nfi CM1312 MFP Printer, 4 Pack

With my OEM HP toner cartridges now over $70 each (even with a $10 off coupon and free shipping directly from HP), I am tired of spending over $250. about twice a year when these INK E-SALE cartridges work just as good for much much less. The quality of the colors are great. I've experienced no cartridge leaking nor bleeding colors on the page that a few reviewers mentioned in the past. I've effectively gone through eight cartridges from these guys without a hitch so will continue buying from them based on my positive experience. At under $60 for all four on Amazon, why would you pay quadruple that from HP unless you've got money to burn? Recommended! UPDATE: November 2019 - After about half of the toner was consumed in my set of four cartridges, one of the cartridges started leaving a smudge on my hardcopy printouts. I remembered INK E-SALE said they backed these cartridges with a two year warranty so I contacted the vendor directly. After verifying that I had purchased these via Amazon within the two year coverage time window, INK E-SALE replaced the cartridge free-of-charge and hassle-free. When I received the warranty replacement in a timely manner, to my surprise INK E-SALE sent me a full brand new set of four versus just the one that was defective as a good will gesture. Wow, that happens very infrequently nowadays! Bottomline - Buy these cartridges from INK E-SALE with confidence at a great price and backed warranty with great customer service if ever needed. Kudos INK E-SALE! UPDATE: February 2021 - I have been using these cartridges for several years now having swapped from to way-y-y more expensive HP OEM cartridge. They continue to give reliable high performance and have a large page capacity. With my college-aged son home for yet another 100% telelearning semester due to the COVID pandemic, my HP color printer is getting frequent usage. Be confident buying these color toner cartridge equivalents versus the HP OEM cartridges since you'll end up savings almost $200. with a four cartridge replacement even if you use those coupon codes HP sometimes provides for their online website.

I was leery buying non-HP toner, as I have heard the horror stories about leaks, smearing and non-compatibility. Our printer is 10 years old. An HP cm1312nfi. The cheapest HP 125a 3 pack of color is $194. Add another $56 for the black, and that is $250. My wife and I said, if the refurbished toner fails, and leaks and ruins the printer, we would go out and buy a new color printer. That took the gamble out of trying the refurb toner. So, we went with the 4 pack from this vendor in September 2018. We have consumed 50% of all 4 colors and I am happy to say, this is a very good product. Print quality is equal to HP. No leaks, no smearing. They all fit perfectly into the printer and the printer recognized them. It is the same as using the HP toner, except we get to keep $200 in our wallet. We will be buying more toner from this site in the future.

They were easy to install and it worked well with my printer. The price was a little higher than I wanted to pay, but hopefully it lasts a long time. Quality seems good and no leackage.

Works very well

Remarkable price! I'm seeing prices close to $25 per refilled cartridge. These are not the HP cartridges or packaging but it is working just fine. The cartridges arrived in excellent condition. The instructions to set up the cartridge were a little vague in spots but setting up is not a difficult process. I have installed all four in my HP 1518ni over the last four months. The cartridges did leak toner - since I've only used OEM toner replacements, that was a surprise. It wasn't a bad leak so just went forward. Ran two demo pages and both came out perfect. No streaks, color values just fine. For four working cartridges, it's price competitive with some other refill cartridges. Right now, it's the best price I could find. The question is.... how many prints will I get out of these refills?