HP 58 Photo Inkjet Print Cartridge C6658AN
HP 58 Photo Inkjet Print Cartridge C6658AN
The HP 58 Photo Inkjet Cartridge, in conjunction with the HP 57 Tri-Color Inkjet Print Cartridge, provides six ink, virtually grain free photos with exceptional fade resistance. This longevity may in fact span generations, representing a significant improvement in the light-fastness of traditional dye-based inkjet inkjet photo prints.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Excellent
I ordered three Canon color cartridges. All arrived quickly and as advertized, were Canon originals. Also, prices were the best online I found. Thank you.
3 Stars Why didn’t they make these bigger?
As compared to my older HP printer. The cartridge is rather small! HP has long made their money back on me! If you have this printer, try to stock up on these when there is a sale.
5 Stars Quality and Value
I’ll only buy HP brand due to more than a handful of poor substitutes(problems only when printing photos). This is a great deal when there is a free S&H offer.
5 Stars Shipping is the key
5 stars since it is excellent and the only real choice.
I ordered this from another source due to shipping costs from the Amazon partner, Ant. I ordered a USB cable from them at a great price, then saw that they charged over THREE times the product price for shipping! Over $8 for a few ounces.
This seems to be a major problem with Amazon partners. Target’s charge for shipping an electric skillet was equal to the product price. I passed on that.
ALWAYS CHECK THE S&H charge before ordering! THANK YOU AMAZON FOR FREE SHIPPING!
5 Stars If quality counts this one wins
You don’t get much choice about which cartridge to use when you purchase a printer. Fortunately my HP Photosmart 7760 printer uses this cartridge. The results are excellent. Okay, the cartridge runs out of ink quickly, but it costs less than other larger cartridges. The printer also advises you that you are running low before the cartridge is empty so you have time to prepare. I keep a few extras around to make sure that I can always finish what I start printing.
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