215A Toner Cartridges 4 Pack Compatible Replacement for HP 215A Toner Cartridges W2310A W2311A W2312A W2313A for HP Color Laserjet Pro MFP M182nw M183fw M155 Printer Ink (Black Cyan Yellow Magenta)

I decided to give these toner cartridges a little while so that I could write an honest review. Newer HP printers require OEM toner, so there is a tiny chip that needs to be on the toner cartridge. These toner cartridges do not come with that chip, but there are all the tools you need to transfer the chip from the old OEM cartridges to the new cartridges. The instructions are easy to follow and it worked for me on the first try. The print quality is great and I've had no issues. The only thing that sets these aside from an OEM part is that your printer might constantly say that there is low toner when there isn't. I haven't found a fix for this yet, but it hasn't affected the functionality of the printer at all.Overall, this is a great product with a great value. I will buy them again when I need new toner.

I only had to replace the black cartridge. The others still had ink in them.I replaced it. The tool destroys the old cartridge. This is by design. I got it in, but all instructions end there. There is noting about removing the ribbon and the orange shipping pieces, I had to figure that out on my own.There is nothing about the programming window and most video tutorials have some other screen (not the one that is actually on my printer), so there is no "option to click snooze".Mine is a hp color laserjet pro m182nwIt puts out paper when I click on "print" but no black ink.The whole corporate world is geared to you giving up and purchasing something else. OH that there were a printer that didn't have ink that evaporated when you're not using it... that there were printers you could purchase that followed steps 1, 2, 3... and you're done! There are so many models that it's impossible to find information on one select model. Everything is generalized.This is true for everything nowadays. I could purchase a pair of gloves and there would come needing to be sewn together, but you'd have to purchase the sewing kit separately, the backs of the gloves would be missing and they would send blue ones when you ordered black. You could look up videos on how to get your gloves to work, and none of them would be your exact gloves... something in the video would not match your exact gloves and would make the assembly practically impossible.It's a wonder that people do not take to the streets with pitch-forks and refuse to purchase anything until they got their sh*t together and actually had customer service where you did not have to spend three hours on the phone waiting for a representative who doesn't seem to know any more than you do.Oh, and good luck finding a pitch-fork that actually works.

Waited couple weeks to have enough time for chip transfer from original cartdridges. Finally got back to it and if I knew it will take 10-15 minutes for all four, I would have done it weeks ago. If you follow enclosed instructions and use supplied tools, it makes transfer a breeze. The "drill" tool crushes all plastic and chip will pop out, usually with plastic bits still attached to it. Use tweezers and supplied snips to cut all plastic bits and use the chip in new cartdridge. It slides right in, although if you haven't cleaned plastic bits it might take slight force to slide it in so it sets. Sounds complicated but it isn't. Once installed it does say ink low (as it is shown in their instructions), quality of print is superb. Thank You , will definitely buy again once these cartdridges will go empty.

Already past return window, luckily, following the instruction I got it work. Took me about 2 hrs to remove chips from the empty HP toners and to put them into these new ones. Considering very expensive HP toners, I think it was worth 2 hrs and saved me about 300 bucks. The only thing came out: the instruction says there will be a warning sign which does not affect printing. I did not see any warning sign but the printer shows "supply very low" which did not affect printing at all. So I decide to keep using it until colors fade out eventually. I gave it 4 stars as at this price we cannot compare its quality and easy installation with those of original HP toners. But it does require some patience and care to transfer old chips to the new toners.Hard to see the details and orientation of chips. So I used my iphone to zoom in to assist my sight. I felt very difficult to install the first chip to this toner but later after carefully/slightly adjusting the level and direction of the chip to the slot, I could push the chip into the end of slot without much difficulty. After I made the success on the 1st chip, I worked much faster on the remaining 3 chips.My printer is Color Laser Jet Pro MFP M182nm

I submitted quite a negative review previously after purchasing the product because I couldn't figure out how to replace and update the chip in order to replace the ink cartridge. Of course, some of you may say that it could be my own DIY problem which is true. It wasn't clear that DIY was required... and since then the product description has made it super clear. What I wanted to follow-up on this product is that, ALTHOUGHT I HAD A HARD TIME installing the product, Tony M. from customer service was fantastic is reaching out to me and apologized for my issues. He offered various options moving forward and was willing to go 150% above and beyond to turn my frown upside down to be a happy customer. I understand it is difficult when the 'Chip' situation is more of a product and R&D issue, but I was very impressed with the customer service they provided. Thanks Tony!