WOKOK Refill Ink Kit for HP 67 67XL 63 63XL 65 65XL 61 61XL 950 950XL 951XL 902XL 952XL Ink Cartridges, 100ML x 5 Bottles with Syringes (2 Black 1 Cyan 1 Magenta 1 Yellow)

It was very easy to use. I got the ink in just fine or maybe not because I can’t get it to print.The company sent it with no problems.

Have been spending hundreds on ink until now! I feel like a nurse when I'm injecting the ink in the cartridges, sometimes it's a bit hard to get the ink through, but I still manage. I can't re-fill my 962 cartridges as it leaks and spills everywhere, but it works perfectly fine for my 952 cartridges. Sometimes it takes a bit of force to inject the ink, but it works out eventually. Only flaw I would say is if there were move gloves in the kit, I've been reusing the gloves I got, but it's pretty stained now so I've been accidentally staining my fingers with the ink. Besides that, I will be buying this set again, already almost out of the black tubes!

Directions obviously a translation and requires a little figuring. Learned I definitely had to do the “draw air out” for my cartilage 62 to work. So was glad you could do that. At first I did not think the cartilage would fit in the clip-in holder (be sure to put the correct rubber seal in the bottom of the clip). Suddenly it popped in! For it to seal, and for the syringe to draw air, you have to pinch down on the front side of the holder. Worked, looking forward to saving tons on ink…..(have only done black so far)

I have an HP printer, which I only used once every 1-2 months. Brand new ink cartridges from HP would dry out in between the weeks/months I didn't use the printer, which was so frustrating given new cartridges are not cheap. I even tried an internet tip of soaking the cartridge in water, which only worked some of the time. After being fed up with the situation, I got this refill kit, which is a godsend. It can be a tiny bit messy (I prepared everything on a piece of cardboard and I got a very small splatter of ink on the cardboard and on my hands, but thankfully I wore the gloves that came with the kit), but it's totally worth the small mess and the price.P.S. The manual isn't great, so I looked up how to do it on YouTube and there are lots of very help videos on how to do it.

I really wanted the WOKOK Refill Ink Kit for HP 67/67XL to work. The instructions seemed straightforward, and I followed them to the letter. Unfortunately, after refilling the cartridges and installing them, my printer just refused to print anything. I tried multiple times, even going through the printer troubleshooting steps, but nothing worked.It’s incredibly frustrating because I was hoping to save money on ink, but now I’m stuck with cartridges that don’t work at all. I really wanted this to be a simple solution, but it ended up being a waste of time and money. I wouldn’t recommend this product to anyone unless they want to deal with the hassle of troubleshooting or replacing cartridges.

I was skeptical about using aftermarket ink but I can honestly say this ink is fantastic.I was nervous to add ink after watching countless videos. Honestly, the best way to add ink to the cartridges using this ink is this:•Turn your cartridges upside down so the ink pad is facing the ceiling.•Add ink to pad one drop at a time. I measured out about 1-2 mil per color cartridge.•Let cartridges rest upside down for about 10 min then install them back into the printer.I did have to put a few more milliliters in each cartridge after the first week, but I'm pretty sure it was because my cartridges were awfully dried out to begin with. It has now been over a month since adding ink and my printer prints beautifully.

This product needs to have Ink at a low level, but not depleted. I can’t speak to how it performs as I couldn’t get the ink to work with an empty cartridge, but make sure your cartridge is not entirely empty or it will not work. With that being said, there’s really no way to tell how much ink is in your cartridge unless you have a chip resetter, or other tool to restore the ink chip to default. Just some things to keep in mind.

Picked this kit because unlike some others which skimp on what they include with the kit, this includes the suction adapter, 4x syringes (with the tips and covers), drill bit, hole cover stickers, etc. Supposed to include a pair of gloves although this was missing from my box (I already have a bunch so wasn't an issue for me, you're going to want to wear gloves).The suction adapter fit the HP 901 cartridge fine, though sometimes I had to angle it right to get a full seal. In my case my color cartridge was only low on ink but still printing OK, refilling that cartridge worked fine (eg prints still look good). For my black cartridge though, it had already become nearly empty and had been barely printing anything. After refilling the black cartridge it was able to print without being faded like before (eg the ink was fine) however there were horizontal gaps in places which suggest that some of the ink cartridge's holes are blocked up or damaged (eg not the fault of this kit). Lesson is that you should refill your cartridges before they get empty and while they're still printing OK, instead of waiting until they dry out and get clogged.