2223 days ago

HP 61 Inkjet Combo pack

Tim from Petone

Brand New, but opened accidentally Brand New HP Ink Cartridge 61 Combo Pack HP OEM.

Bought over the internet from Warehouse stationery, arrived today and I opened the box and the color cartridge packet and tried to fit into my HP Prointer only to realise that I had the wrong ones. (My Printer takes HP 65 cartridges) I immediately resealed.
Paid over $70, my loss buyers gain.

HP code: CR311AA.

Black Yield approx. 190 pages average, Colour Yield approx. 165 pages average

Compatible Printers include

HP DeskJet 1000 (J110A)
HP DeskJet 1050 (J410A)
HP DeskJet 2000 (J210)
HP DeskJet 2050 (J510A)
HP DeskJet 2510
HP Deskjet 2540 inkjet
HP DeskJet 3000 (J310)
HP DeskJet 3050 (J610
HP Deskjet 1510 All-in-One Printer
HP HP Envy 4500 e-All-in-One Printer
HP Officejet 2620 All-in-One Printer

HP Officejet 4630 e-All-In-One Printer

My cell is 0212416027 if you are ineterested. I have them listed on Trade me as well.

Price: $45

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