If you own an HP DeskJet or ENVY printer, you'll eventually need to replace your ink cartridges. The Original HP 67 Tri-color and 67XL Black Ink Cartridges are common replacements for many home and small office printers, but knowing which one you actually need can be confusing. This guide walks you through identifying your printer model, understanding what the different cartridge types offer, and making sure you get the right supplies the first time.

Identifying Your Printer Model

Before ordering any ink cartridges, you need to confirm your printer is compatible. The Original HP 67 cartridges work with a large range of machines across two main families: the HP DeskJet series and the HP ENVY series.

For DeskJet printers, look for models in the 1255, 2700, 2710e, 2720e, 2721e, 2722, 2722e, 2723e, 2724, 2725, 2732, 2742e, 2752e, 2755, 2755e, 4110e, 4120e, 4121e, 4122e, 4123e, 4130e, 4132e, 4152e, 4155e, 4158e, or DeskJet Plus 4122, 4132, and 4155 series. The HP ENVY range that uses these cartridges includes the 6000 and 6400 series, with many numbered variants like the 6010e, 6020e, 6030e, 6050e, 6055, 6075, and others up to the 6475e.

Your printer model number is usually printed on a label on the back or underneath your machine. Check your printer before ordering to avoid buying the wrong cartridges.

Standard 67 vs. High-Capacity 67XL: Understanding the Difference

HP offers both standard and high-capacity versions of their 67 cartridges. The standard 67 black cartridge yields approximately 240 pages, while the tri-color cartridge delivers around 100 pages. The 67XL versions provide higher page yields, meaning they last longer before needing replacement.

If you print regularly, the higher-capacity cartridges make economic sense because you'll need to replace them less frequently. However, if you only print occasionally, you might prefer the standard cartridges to avoid the ink drying out if the cartridge sits unused for long periods.

Most users benefit from buying them as a 2-pack, which gives you backup cartridges on hand so you're never caught without supplies when one runs dry.

Page Yield and How Often You'll Replace Them

Understanding cartridge yield helps you budget for ongoing printer costs. The approximate page counts—240 pages for black and 100 pages for tri-color—give you a sense of how often you'll need replacements. A typical home office user printing a few documents weekly might replace cartridges every few months. Someone printing color photos or documents regularly will go through supplies faster.

These yields are estimates based on standard test pages with typical coverage. Your actual results depend on what you're printing and how much ink each document uses. Large graphics or heavily colored pages consume more ink than standard text documents.

Ensuring Reliable Printing Quality

Original HP 67 Tri-color and 67XL Black Ink Cartridges are engineered to work specifically with HP printers, providing consistent color accuracy and fade-resistant output. Using original cartridges rather than third-party alternatives helps avoid print quality problems, clogged printheads, and potential printer damage.

To maintain reliable performance, store unopened cartridges in a cool, dry place and keep them in their sealed packaging until you're ready to install them. Once installed, avoid leaving your printer unused for extended periods, as this can cause ink to dry in the nozzles.

Eligibility for HP Instant Ink Service

The Original HP 67 Tri-color and 67XL Black Ink Cartridges, part number 3YP30AN, are eligible for HP's Instant Ink subscription service. This program monitors your ink levels and can automatically ship replacements before you run out. If you print regularly and want the convenience of never manually ordering supplies, checking whether your specific cartridges qualify for this service might be worthwhile.

Before making your purchase, verify your printer model against the compatibility list, consider how often you print to decide between standard and high-capacity cartridges, and confirm you're ordering the Original HP 67 Tri-color and 67XL Black Ink Cartridges with part number 3YP30AN to ensure they work properly with your machine.

The product in this guide: Original HP 67 Tri-color / 67XL Black Ink Cartridges (2-pack) | Works with HP DeskJet 1255, 2700, 4100 Series; HP ENVY 6000, 6400 Series | Eligible for Instant Ink | 3YP30AN