Choosing HP 65XL ink starts with the printer model, not the printer's appearance. This guide identifies the 46 U.S.-market HP DeskJet, ENVY, and AMP models on Starink's compatibility list, then explains the Black and Tri-color yields, the remanufactured cartridge format, original OEM chip reuse, setup, storage, and recognition checks.
This is a U.S. compatibility guide. Read the full model number on the printer label or supplies screen and confirm where the printer was purchased before selecting a cartridge.
HP 65XL is the high-yield cartridge option used by the specific U.S.-market HP DeskJet 2600, DeskJet 3700, ENVY 5000, and AMP models listed on this page. There are 46 models in Starink's reviewed compatibility set.
The Starink 2-Pack contains separate Black and Tri-color cartridges. Both are remanufactured cartridges with original OEM chips already attached, so installation does not require moving a chip from an empty cartridge.
The stated yields are up to 450 pages for Black and up to 360 pages for Tri-color. These are two separate cartridge specifications—not an 810-page total for the package.
Starink reviewed the model list, package configuration, chip details, and page-yield information on September 4, 2026.
Use the four groups below to locate the exact name printed on your device. A series heading alone is not enough to establish fit; the individual model must appear in one of the model lists.
The Black and Tri-color cartridges serve different print jobs and have separate yield figures. Read each row independently when estimating how often a cartridge may need replacement.
| Starink Cartridge | Approximate Page Yield | Color |
|---|---|---|
| HP 65XL Black | Up to 450 pages | Black |
| HP 65XL Tri-color | Up to 360 pages | Cyan, Magenta & Yellow |
Page yield is an estimate, not a promise for every user. Results can change with ink coverage, photo printing, quality settings, maintenance cycles, paper, and how often the printer is used. Because Black and Tri-color are consumed separately, their figures should not be added into one package yield.
This Starink listing is a two-cartridge set for printers that require one Black slot and one Tri-color slot. It is the HP 65XL format; the standard-capacity HP 65 is not included or sold separately in this listing.
Also included: 1 × User Guide. Total package quantity: 2 ink cartridges.
“Remanufactured” describes how the cartridge is prepared. Instead of using an entirely new cartridge body, the process starts with a previously used HP cartridge and prepares it for another service cycle through cleaning, inspection, refilling, reassembly, and output checks.
The reused OEM chip is intended to support cartridge recognition and ink-status reporting in the listed U.S.-market printers. Recognition and the information shown on screen can also depend on firmware, contact condition, cartridge seating, and the printer itself. For that reason, this guide does not claim universal recognition across every device state or future firmware release.
To compare other cartridge families prepared with reused OEM chips, visit the Remanufactured Ink Cartridges with Original OEM Chip collection.
For a category-level explanation beyond HP 65XL, read What Is a Remanufactured Ink Cartridge? OEM Chip, Benefits & How It Compares.
A spare HP 65XL cartridge needs little handling before use. The main goals are to keep its packaging intact, limit exposure to temperature changes, and protect the contact and nozzle areas.
An opened cartridge is generally better installed than stored loose. Avoid removing it from the printer solely for routine storage.
A recognition message can come from an incorrect cartridge family, a regional mismatch, remaining protective material, poor electrical contact, incomplete seating, or a change in printer software. Start with the checks that do not alter the printer.
When the timing points to a software or firmware change, continue with the Printer Firmware & Ink Cartridge Troubleshooting Guide.
The Starink option shown below is the two-cartridge configuration described throughout this guide: one HP 65XL Black and one HP 65XL Tri-color, each with an original OEM chip already installed.
A remanufactured two-cartridge set for the listed U.S. HP DeskJet 2600, DeskJet 3700, ENVY 5000, and AMP models. Stated yield: up to 450 Black pages and up to 360 Tri-color pages per cartridge.
Share the full model number and the country where the printer was purchased. Our support team can compare those details with the cartridge list before you order.
Starink's U.S. compatibility list contains 46 individual models in the HP DeskJet 2600 Series, HP DeskJet 3700 Series, HP ENVY 5000 Series, and HP AMP Series. The printer's exact model—not only its series—should match an entry above.
The stated yield is up to 450 pages for the HP 65XL Black cartridge and up to 360 pages for the HP 65XL Tri-color cartridge. These figures describe each cartridge separately. Page coverage, photos, maintenance cycles, and print settings can change the output a user receives.
The package contains one remanufactured HP 65XL Black cartridge, one remanufactured HP 65XL Tri-color cartridge, and one user guide. It does not contain two Black cartridges or a standard-capacity HP 65 cartridge.
Yes. An original OEM chip is already attached to each finished Starink HP 65XL cartridge. The package is designed for direct installation without removing a chip from the user's empty cartridge.
It means a previously used HP cartridge body has been cleaned, inspected, refilled, reassembled, and checked for another service cycle. For this Starink product, the finished cartridge also retains an original OEM chip.
Leave a spare cartridge sealed until installation and keep it in a dry indoor area away from windows, heating vents, freezing temperatures, and major temperature swings. After opening, avoid touching the contacts or nozzles and install the cartridge without unnecessary delay.
The U.S.-market HP DeskJet 3755 appears on Starink's list for the HP 65 cartridge family. It uses separate Black and Tri-color positions and accepts the high-yield HP 65XL format described here. See the HP DeskJet 3700 Series Ink Cartridges page for the related model group.
Yes, when it is the U.S.-market HP ENVY 5055. That exact model is included in Starink's HP 65XL list and uses one Black cartridge plus one Tri-color cartridge. Regional versions should be checked separately. See HP ENVY 5000 Series Ink Cartridges.
The listed U.S.-market HP AMP 125 uses the HP 65 cartridge family: one Black cartridge and one Tri-color cartridge. This Starink set supplies both positions in the HP 65XL high-yield format. Additional model information is available on the HP AMP Ink Cartridges page.
For the U.S.-market printers listed in this guide, HP 65XL is the higher-yield option within the HP 65 cartridge family and uses the corresponding Black or Tri-color slot. This should not be generalized to unlisted printers or printers purchased for another region.
The “XL” designation indicates a higher-yield format within the HP 65 cartridge family. Starink sells the HP 65XL Black and Tri-color 2-Pack on this page; it does not sell the standard-capacity HP 65 as part of this listing.
The Black and Tri-color combination can be used for casual photo and color-image printing in the listed printers. The result will also depend on the source image, paper type, printer condition, and selected quality settings, so this guide does not promise a specific photographic result.
This notice identifies the cartridge as something other than a newly manufactured OEM cartridge; by itself, it does not confirm that printing has failed. Read the entire message and use any on-screen option that allows printing to continue. If there is also a recognition error, follow the checks above or contact Starink support.
Do not determine compatibility from the model name alone. HP cartridge numbering varies by region, and this list is limited to U.S.-market printers. For a printer purchased elsewhere, use the cartridge number printed on the old cartridge or specified in the regional manual.
Verify the model, purchase region, and cartridge number before changing printer settings. Next, check for leftover protective material, inspect the slot assignment, and reseat the cartridge. If the timing matches a firmware update, use the Ink Cartridge Troubleshooting Guide for the next diagnostic steps.
Compatibility and Starink product specifications last reviewed: September 4, 2026.
The yield values on this page belong to the Black and Tri-color cartridges individually. The compatibility scope is also intentionally narrow: only the named U.S.-market models are included. An unlisted model should be researched separately rather than inferred from a similar series name.
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