want to make sure that this is a lexmark cardridge and not refurbished or refilled
1407265
Mine are always new sealed cartridges and work and last about the same as the ones I buy at the store.
1407266
On a real Lexmark, there are 2 dotted lines right above the ink hole. I have noticed lately the refurbished only have one line. I don't know if that has any thing to do with it or not, but I sure would like to know the difference and why the price is so much cheaper.
1407267
Hi,Mine was brand new in the package, and labled from Lexmark also.It installs and works like new .Hope this helps...John
1407268
Hi, Mine was brand new in the package, and labled from Lexmark also. It installs and works like new . Hope this helps... John
1407269
Yes, Lexmark all the way. Sealed Lexmark box with Lexmark cartridges. Not had any problems whatsoever. They show proper ink levels at all times, not like refurbished or refilled cartridges. These are great and I will continue to buy. Great price and quality.
1407270
I don't remember what box looked like for refurbished but worked very well and for a long time.
1407271
I bought it as new and it came in new retail packaging, just like the picture. The packaging "box" wasn't damaged either inside or out. When I opened it, the cartridge just seemed like it had been sitting for a very long time. Maybe it was exposed to extreme temperature which caused it to leak in the sealed package. It is working just fine, but I wonder if I'll get the extended life out of it that I got out of my last XL cartridge since it had leaked quite a bit of ink.
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Old post, I know. I have not tried refilling this cartridge, but this is what I have found:Lexmark offers for sale two different versions of the same cartridge: The regular version ( #200 or 200XL) is not refillable. It is the "Return Program" or "Prebate" cartridge. Supposedly, when you buy this cartridge you agree to return the empty cartridge to Lexmark. In return, Lexmark gives you roughly $5 off the retail list price of the cartridge. The "A" version ( #200A or #200XLA) can easily be refilled. However, the price of the cartridge is roughly $5 higher than the regular version, so most people unknowingly buy the regular version. If you want to refill #200 or 200XL you will need "A" version cartridges. Old post, I know. I have not tried refilling this cartridge, but this is what I have found:Lexmark offers for sale two different versions of the same cartridge: The regular version ( #200 or 200XL) is not refillable. It is the "Return Program" or "Prebate" cartridge. Supposedly, when you buy this cartridge you agree to return the empty cartridge to Lexmark. In return, Lexmark gives you roughly $5 off the retail list price of the cartridge. The "A" version ( #200A or #200XLA) can easily be refilled. However, the price of the cartridge is... » Read More Old post, I know. I have not tried refilling this cartridge, but this is what I have found:Lexmark offers for sale two different versions of the same cartridge: The regular version ( #200 or 200XL) is not refillable. It is the "Return Program" or "Prebate" cartridge. Supposedly, when you buy this cartridge you agree to return the empty cartridge to Lexmark. In return, Lexmark gives you roughly $5 off the retail list price of the cartridge. The "A" version ( #200A or #200XLA) can easily be refilled. However, the price of the cartridge is roughly $5 higher than the regular version, so most people unknowingly buy the regular version. If you want to refill #200 or 200XL you will need "A" version cartridges. « Show Less
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Hmm. When I go to the Lexmark website and look up the correct ink cartridge for this model printer, they say it's the 100XL series. Ouch. I know how much those cost, and now that they're opened I don't think anyone will take them back. I'd get them out of the printer asap so as not to damage it. Sorry I don't have good news. Always look at the cartridges that come with the printer first or look it up on the mfr's website so you know you're ordering the correct product.
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I didn't see any indication that it were refilled cartridges. I believe they are new. Work fine for me.
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I had the same question. From Lexmark: "About the Lexmark Return Program--Lexmark is pleased to offer our printer customers the choice of using Lexmark 'Return Program Cartridges' for many Lexmark printer families. Lexmark Return Program Cartridges are sold at a discount versus the prices of regular cartridges in exchange for the customer's agreement to use the cartridge only once and return it only to Lexmark for remanufacturing or recycling.Lexmark reuses or recycles Return Program Cartridges, keeping them out of the waste stream." Based on amazon customer reviews, it seems that quality control may be lacking. If you want to be green, you can buy the new cartridges and return your used cartridges for free to Lexmark through their program: http://www.lexmark.com/en_US/about-us/collecting-recycling-program/inkjet-cartridges/index.shtml Happy printing! Regular cartridges without this license/agreement sold at regular prices are also available. Regular cartridges are also recyclable at no cost through Lexmark Cartridge Collection Program.
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OEM Lexmark and I did not check the expiration date on the box but it works great!
1163229
Not certain what is missing but I would recommend contacting Lexmark directly - if it is the power cord part it might be brand specific - if it is the computer cable to printer cord you might find one that is a generic that would work on amazon but, I would first go to the Lexmark customer service site and check there. My personal suggestion based on my experience with this printer would be to check out other printers - had mine about 4 months it is was such a pain that I replaced it with a cannon. Of course, it could just be that mine was a lemon.
1165470
It is an actual Lexmark branded products in Lexmark packaging. Purchased for a T654.
762472
It was unopened - however had to eventually toss out. Had too many problems with this cartridge. Kept getting error message to check color cartridge. Went to Staples and bought one new one, and no more problems. I have a feeling these are either old cartridges, or refilled and sold as new!
2144206
Usually not. New printers come with a starter cartridge (quite a bit less yield than a regular one) but refurbished don't.
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I can't say for sure. It appeared to be new, but I don't recall seeing the word new or refurbished on any of the packaging, and it certainly appears to be new in all aspects (packaging and print quality). But HP does encourage recycling of spent toner cartridges, and I am not sure what happens to the recycled cartridges. But this cartridge certainly prints as it should, so I am surmising that it is new based everything I've experienced
1360235
The one I received was new and didn't seem refurbished or repackaged in any way. We have been happy with ours so far.
2070038
It came in a Lexmark Box, the cartridge inside was in a Lexmark Bag that was sealed. I had to cut the inside foil bag to get it out. The cartridge says Lexmark. It's been working fine for several month now without any issues. I don't see anything to indicate this is a "remanufactured" or "refilled" cartridge. It looks an performs like an original to me.
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If the price is about $85 it is a new cartridge. I would NOT purchase re-manufactured cartridges...they are not worth the money.
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IF you wish to see if your card is defective, try going to a store such as target and inserting it in to one of their photo machines. If the card is all right, the card will be recognised,
320645
my lexmark is working on xp , so i would say yes or you could call 1-855-631-4213 to be certain
1940002
I have never had that issue and mine is about a year old. Is recommend calling Lexmark.