It worked great for my printer, with a few caveats. First off, I have a Linux-based desktop computer. Sorry, I have neither Windows nor Mac OS X experience. Cheap consumer HP inkjet printers are known to work out-of-the-box for most models on Linux. It's so easy sticking with HP printers in that regard.For a better experience I recommend not having any HP apps installed on any of your devices so they don't phone home and rat you out for using unauthorized ink. Adding and managing a printer may be different for you.I bought ink for my HP Envy Photo 7155. I needed to make sure the printer didn't have the latest firmware that detects and blocks refilled cartridges, so I restored the printer to factory settings and made sure to disable any networking and automatic updates. I don't want to take any chances, so it's basically no longer a wireless printer. That's fine with me, I suppose.The printer did throw a few printer cartridge errors but you can simply dismiss them and at some point they never really pop up anymore.After clearing the notifications it aligned the new cartridges and printed test pages just fine. It printed, alright. The XL versions of the cartridges printed about 80 black-and-white and 30 colored pages so far with no problems and good quality. It just works. For the money I'd say it's worth the little bit of risk of frustration and disappointment, which you probably already have with your printer anyways.Thanks, DoorStepInk for giving us a sense of freedom from Big Printer!
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