HP 38 Light Gray Pigment Ink Cartridge with Vivera Inks (C9414A) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Hewlett-Packard
Category: CE
List Price: $58.09
Buy New: $24.39
You Save: $33.70 (58%)
New (38) Used (1) from $35.04
Rating:  5 reviews
Color: LIGHT GRAY
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 57.9 x 43.3 x 9.8
nv:Product Type: Inkjet
Product Type: Ink Cartridge
Print Technology: Inkjet
Approximate Page Yield: 320
Color: Gray
Compatibility: HP Photosmart B8850
MPN: C9414A
Model: C9414A
UPC: 882780390812
EAN: 0882780390812
ASIN: B000GAWFPW
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Print brilliant, true-to-life photos and fine-art prints with HP's new pigment-based Vivera inks | | • | Get precision color consistency and vivid, true-to-life hues | | • | Produce affordable studio-quality photos | | • | Cherish long-lasting color photos that resist fading for more than 200 years | | • | Replace only the cartridges that runs out among eight individual colors |
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Product Description
Print gallery-quality photos with superior fade resistance on a variety of papers more than 200 years on HP Advanced Photo Paper using proprietary HP Vivera pigment inks. Professional photos look just as they did through the lens or on the PC, with precision color consistency you can rely on from your first print to your last. Prints are also exceptionally water, smudge and humidity-resistant. Black-and-white photos show true neutral grays and deep blacks, high contrast and smooth transitions. Photo black ink is optimized for a variety of fine art papers featuring a matte finish, such as photo rag, watercolor and canvas. Easily replace one color at a time not the entire printhead. With eight individual ink cartridges including a photo black there's no need to swap blacks for different artistic finishes. The long-lasting, high-capacity cartridges require replacement less often.
Amazon.com Product Description
Get ready to print brilliant, true-to-life photos and fine-art prints with HP's new pigment-based Vivera inks. They produce a wide range of colors, rich blacks, and true grays on a variety of paper types, plus consistently excellent color rendition and gradation. - Print long-lasting color photos that resist fading for more than 200 years1
- Use with many papers, including matte and high gloss, fine art and photo; the ink is optimized for a wide variety
- Ward off water, smudges, and humidity when using HP Advanced Photo Paper and many other photo and fine-art papers
- Get precision color consistency and vivid, true-to-life hues
- Bring out neutral grays and deep blacks, plus get excellent contrast and smooth transitions in black-and-white photos
- Replace only the cartridges that runs out among eight individual colors
Specifications
Cartridge yield: approx. 840 4 x 6" or 80 13 x 19"color photos; average yield depends on specific use, including images, printer, print settings, and other factors Ink volume: 27 ml About HP Vivera Inks
Choose original HP Vivera inks for professional-quality, long-lasting photos at home. Benefits of HP Vivera inks include: - Affordable studio-quality photos: HP Vivera inks offer radiant color, enhanced shadow detail, and reduced image grain for stunning color prints and exceptional black-and-white images.
- True-to-life colors: HP Vivera inks create up to 72.9 million rich, brilliant colors to bring your photos to life.
- Longest-lasting prints: HP Vivera inks give you bright, vivid, amazing colors that resist fading for 108 years.2
1. Based on preliminary light fade testing under glass and storage permanence (thermal degradation) testing by Wilhelm Imaging Research using select HP Paper, including Advanced Photo Paper.
2. Based on Wilhelm Imaging Research, Inc., light fade testing under glass (as of January 2005) on HP Premium Plus Photo Paper. What's in the box
One HP 38 Light Gray Pigment Ink Cartridge (C9414A)
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| Customer Reviews:
 $27/27ml not bad for price August 29, 2008
Derrick T. (San Jose, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Light Grey is the most used ink in my HP B9180. This cartridge has 27ml of ink selling for 27 dollars which is not bad. Canon's inks are around that price range as well but come in smaller 13ml tanks. Also do check the expiration date of the ink as the chip on the cartridge will yield a warning if the expiration date has been reached. So far expired inks has yield the same result as new inks with no fading for the past year.
If you are cheap like me, buy empty tanks online and refill them with HP's 70 ink used for the Z2100 printers which comes to be $75/130ml. The HP no.70 tanks use the same inks but in a bigger tank.
Search for printer filling station
Light gray ink B9180 November 16, 2007
Alan Yahnke
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
If you can afford this printer don't complain about the ink price. It's pigment based ink, that's how they make money off the printer don't you know. We'd all like to be able to print for free, but it doesn't work that way. People need to get paid for their work and big shots need more houses and boats. The printer is very good and the light gray is the one that runs out fastest. It is made in Singapore, so don't drink it. The printer's software leaves a bit to be desired, but overall print quality is quite superb I think. By the way, try filling a Z3100 if you think this little bugger is expensive. It's a pile for a working man, of course per ounce a bit cheaper though.
 Runs out too fast! October 18, 2007
David Hiebert Photography (Scottdale, pa)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
Just one thing about this ink--and maybe any ink.
It runs out too fast!
 Very Good Ink in VERY Small Containers June 1, 2007
Greg Robertson (West Quincy, MA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
As inks go, this appears to be very good stuff. In fact, they say it's guaranteed to last 200+ years, although I'm not sure who around me will go ask for a free cartridge if my documents or photos only last 150 years. More to the point, it DOES look great.
On the other hand, these cartridges are around 30 bucks a piece and I need 8, so it rather irks me that the cartridges are so small. Perhaps that's a comment more appropriate for a review of the printer design, but it's worth noting here.
Also worth noting is that you SHOULD NOT immediately replace the ink cartridge in your HP B9180 when you get a message from it saying that this or that cartridge is about to run out. I say this because, when mine said that, I checked the little meter that tells you how much is left and it said 40% of the cartridge still had ink in it. 40%! To me, 40% is not "about to run out," but I did go ahead and buy an ink cartridge -- I just held onto it until it really became obvious that it was no longer printing that color. Only then did I replace the cartridge, because doing otherwise is needlessly wasting money.
I'm not quite cynical enough to say that HP WANTS you to replace (and recycle) the ink cartridges prematurely, but it obviously would make them more money if you do. Just keep your eyes open and you'll be fine.
Amazon makes a deal February 20, 2007
Charles L. Griffin Jr. (Daytona Beach, Fla)
HP 38 inks are very high-priced, so the Amazon price combined with super saver shipping is the best deal available. As for the ink, as it is essential to use the HP B9180 printer, what can one say. The inks do their job and the printer is sometimes quirky but always produces a fine print.
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