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HP 67XL: yield, part numbers and current prices

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HP 67XL is the high-yield version: HP states about 240 pages for black and 200 for tri-color, roughly double the standard cartridges.

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Black and tri-color are separate XL cartridges

67XL isn't a combined cartridge. There is a high-yield black (3YM57AN) and a tri-color (3YM58AN). You can also combine XL in one position with a standard cartridge in the other. HP doesn't sell a 67XL 2-pack in the US; its US-only combo (3YP30AN) pairs one 67XL Black with one standard 67 Tri-color.

Is XL cheaper per page right now?

Using today's lowest checked prices, per color:

Calculated with the lowest checked product price for each cartridge (checked on September 27, 2026). Yield = HP-stated ISO/IEC 24711 yield.
Color 67 price 67 per page 67XL price 67XL per page Lower cost
Black $22.89 Staples · approx. 120 pages 19.1¢ $35.89 Staples · approx. 240 pages 15.0¢ XL · 22%
Tri-color $23.89 Staples · approx. 100 pages 23.9¢ $36.89 Staples · approx. 200 pages 18.4¢ XL · 23%

Current result

At the currently checked prices, 67XL has the lower cost per page for 2 of 2 compared colors. This is a snapshot; the result can change when retailer prices change.

Extra 67 → XL price and capacity

  • Black: +$13.00 for 120 extra stated pages
  • Tri-color: +$13.00 for 100 extra stated pages

Cost per 100 black pages: 67 $19.08 · 67XL $14.95. The yield is HP's stated figure under ISO/IEC 24711 with continuous printing; actual yield can vary considerably.

When does XL make sense?

XL is most attractive if you print regularly or want to change cartridges less often. If you print very rarely, a lower purchase price can matter more than a lower price per page — ink that sits unused for months is partly spent on cleaning.

Alternative XL cartridges

Real products from other brands, each with the seller's own figures, compared with the same composition in Original HP 67XL:

Original HP reference offers

Direct, checked original offers for a like-for-like check. Compatible and remanufactured products stay separate below.

Original HP
Yield = the seller's own figure (not tested by 67ink.com). Comparison = the same composition in Original HP 67XL cartridges at the lowest checked price.
Product Stated pages Price Original HP 67XL, same composition Retailer
DoorStepInk remanufactured 67XXL Black + Tri-color Remanufactured 1× black + 1× tri-color · remanufactured black 400 · color 200 $38.99 checked September 27, 2026 $72.78 black 240 · color 200 pages At Walmart

Also on sale, without a stated page yield

The seller gives no page yield; we don't convert milliliters into pages, so there's no cost comparison.

  • onn. remanufactured 67XL high-yield Black Remanufactured Walmart's own onn. brand, sold by Walmart.com. $21.63 At Walmart
  • onn. remanufactured 67XL high-yield Tri-color Remanufactured Walmart's own onn. brand, sold by Walmart.com. $23.84 At Walmart
  • DoorStepInk remanufactured 67 Black (made in the USA) Remanufactured $12.99 At Walmart
  • DoorStepInk remanufactured 67 Tri-color (made in the USA) Remanufactured $11.99 At Walmart

HP 67XL questions

Should I buy HP 67 or HP 67XL?

67 and 67XL fit the same printers and print equally well. The difference is the amount of ink: HP states about 120 pages (black) and 100 pages (tri-color) for the standard cartridges, and about 240 and 200 pages for the XL versions (ISO/IEC 24711, continuous printing). Whether XL is cheaper per page depends only on the current price divided by that yield — we work that out with the prices checked now, not with a rule of thumb.

Can I use an HP 67 and an HP 67XL in the same printer?

Yes. The printer checks each position (black or tri-color) for a valid cartridge; standard or XL makes no difference to it. A common combination is XL for the color you use up fastest and standard for the other — HP even sells that pairing as one box (3YP30AN: 67XL Black + 67 Tri-color).

Is the HP 67 2-pack (3YP29AN) cheaper than two single cartridges?

The official 2-pack 3YP29AN contains one standard black and one standard tri-color cartridge. Whether it's cheaper than buying them separately depends on the current pack price versus the sum of the single prices — compare both before you buy. HP doesn't sell an HP 67XL 2-pack in the US; its US-only combo 3YP30AN pairs one 67XL Black with one standard 67 Tri-color.

How do I work out the cost per page of an HP 67 cartridge?

Cost per page = cartridge price ÷ stated page yield. For HP 67 Black (3YM56AN, about 120 pages) and HP 67XL Black (3YM57AN, about 240 pages), divide each current price by its yield. HP's yield is an average under ISO/IEC 24711 with continuous printing; with occasional printing or lots of color photos your real yield can differ.

Will I always get HP 67's stated page yield?

Not necessarily. HP's figure (120/100/240/200 pages) is an average measured under ISO/IEC 24711 by printing a test document continuously. Occasional printing, cleaning cycles after long idle periods and pages with heavy color coverage all reduce the real yield compared with HP's figure.

What are the official HP 67 part numbers?

HP 67 Black is 3YM56AN, HP 67 Tri-color is 3YM55AN, HP 67XL Black is 3YM57AN and HP 67XL Tri-color is 3YM58AN. The official 2-packs are 3YP29AN (standard black + tri-color) and 3YP30AN (67XL black + standard 67 tri-color).

Sources (5)

Facts from HP and standards bodies are labeled as such. Calculations (cost per page and annual cost) are estimates by the 67ink.com editorial team. Last reconciled on .