HP Deskjet 820c Ink Cartridges

HP Deskjet 820c Ink Cartridges

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Black ink cartridges for HP Deskjet 820c printer:

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Compatible HP 45 High Capacity Black Printer Cartridge - (51645AE)

Compatible HP 45 High Capacity Black Printer Cartridge - (51645AE)

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  • Made from recycled HP cartridges
    Made using recycled HP cartridges, this cartridge is a direct replacement for the HP version. Manufactured to strict quality standards, our premium cartridges produce high quality prints and are very reliable — in fact, we use them in our offices and recommend them to friends, family and other businesses.
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For most cartridges this is based on 5% coverage on A4 paper. These numbers are based on manufacturer quoted values and are for comparison purposes only.

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Page yield:
  • 930 pages 930
42ml
High Capacity
£33.10 inc VAT

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What ink does the HP Deskjet 820c use?

The HP Deskjet 820c uses HP 45 ink cartridges. HP 45 ink comes in black; the black cartridge prints 930 pages.

HP Deskjet 820c Printer Review

Expert review of the HP Deskjet 820c printer

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Aimed at home users and students, the HP Deskjet 820C is a user-friendly printer designed for basic printing needs. The Hewlett Packard Deskjet 820C printer promises high-quality text documents with sharp black characters and graphics with photo-quality colours because of HP's patented ink system and innovative colour technologies. However, some users may find the Deskjet 820c somewhat slow, outdated, and expensive to run.

Design

The HP 820C inkjet printer connects to the PC via a parallel connection and can fit small workspaces because of its compact frame (measuring 17.5 inches wide, 8.9 inches tall, and 15.6 inches deep). The HP Deskjet 820C printer model weighs 6.4kg and runs on 128KB of RAM. The minimal controls on-board make it easier to install and configure on-screen.

Advantages

The HP Deskjet 820C's paper input tray can accommodate up to 150 sheets at a time. Text documents come out looking consistent, while colour settings for graphics are automatically adjusted to the best configuration. The HP Deskjet 820C inkjet colour printer is user-friendly and easily installs into compatible operating systems like Windows NT 4.0.

Disadvantages

Because of the outdated interface and limited memory, the fastest that the HP Deskjet 820C can go is only up to 6.5ppm in colour and 4ppm in black-and-white. Some users may find the clunky plastic frame of the HP Deskjet 820C outdated. This model is quite old, too, so there is limited support. It can be difficult to find drivers for computers running on newer operating systems like Windows 7.