Microboards Technology Yellow Ink Cartridge for MX1, MX2 and PF-Pro Printers

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This item works well for our, it's a little spendy, but gets the job done. Thank you so very much. good product.

This is my second time ordering from this company and second time the same story. . I used different company and the product lasted fro several months,. Very bad practicies

One of the most outstanding features of the Microboards MX2 Disc publishers is its conservation of consumables (The user only has to replace ink cartridges as they are used, and it inspects discs burned and usually won't print on a bad disc).The flexibility of design and quality of the print job is also exceptional.Why 4 stars and not 5? These cartridges look remarkably like the HP 88 cartridges. So much so, that it is only after trying to use the HP 88 does the user realize they wasted money purchasing the HP 88 instead of the Microboards label.If the two cartridges are otherwise the same, it would be nice if Microboards provided a software update to allow the HP 88 to be used. If quality control is an issue, it's been my experience that HP makes a good product. If it's the formula of the ink, Microboards needs to put a STRONG and HIGHLY VISIBLE warning to avoid the HP 88 cartridge. This will markedly contribute to the entire conservation idea.

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Microboards printers, in particular, the PF Pro work very well. The standard cartridges they use are exactly the same as HP 88s and if you use the Taiyo Yuden discs you are in for quality that rivals that of thermal printers. However, I have been frustrated that the standard HP 88 cartridge does not work in the Microboards printers but alas there is a compatible on the market by Recording Media and Equipment Inc that uses these standard HP cartridges and somehow found a way to make them compatible. Props to them. You really should always use the Taiyo Yuden discs though- that is the primary pathway to quality. Compatible cartridges are probably the same quality as the Mboards because they all come from the same HP 88 cartridge.