HP Deskjet 710 Ink

Cartridge prices starting at $15.95

Ideal for home offices and small businesses, the HP DeskJet 710 makes sure you get all the prints you want and need exactly, delivering professional-looking results each time. Convenient to integrate into any work setup, it is also easy to use and supports flexible paper handling.

Available replacement ink cartridges for the HP DeskJet 710 include HP 45 (51645A) Remanufactured Black Ink Cartridges and HP 23 (C1823D) Remanufactured Tri-Color Ink Cartridges. Get up to 50% off in discounts when you buy these replacement cartridges individually! Want bigger savings? Check out our combo packs.

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How To Replace Cartridge(s)

Replacing ink cartridges for the HP DeskJet 710 is simple. Just follow these easy steps:

Make sure printer is turned on.
Open top cover.
Snap up cradle latch from top of old ink cartridge to release it.
Remove the old ink cartridge from slot.
Remove the new ink cartridge from packaging. Remove protective covering from the new ink cartridge.
Place the new ink cartridge into empty slot and push down to secure it.
Close the latch until you hear a click. It's normal to feel some resistance when closing the latch. Just apply a bit of pressure to successfully close it.
Close the top cover.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are remanufactured cartridges?

Remanufactured ink cartridges are repurposed ink cartridges. They have been cleaned and restocked with ink, with faulty parts repaired or replaced to ensure optimum printing performance.

What are page yields?

Page yields refer to the estimated number of pages that replacement cartridges for the HP DeskJet 710 can produce and can be used to estimate overall cost per page.

How do I store replacement ink cartridges?

Simply keep them sealed in their packages in a cool, dry place. Unopened and stored right, our HP 45 (51645A) Remanufactured Black Ink Cartridges and HP 23 (C1823D) Remanufactured Tri-Color Ink Cartridges will stay in good working condition for up to two years.