HP 923 or 923e Cartridges — Compatible HP Printers

Quick answer

HP 923 / 923e cartridges are compatible with the following HP printers.

Compatible printers

HP OfficeJet Pro 8120OfficeJet Pro 8120
HP OfficeJet Pro 8125eOfficeJet Pro 8120e
HP OfficeJet Pro 8130OfficeJet Pro 8130
HP OfficeJet Pro 8135eOfficeJet Pro 8130e
HP OfficeJet Pro 8139eOfficeJet Pro 8130e

Shop HP 923 / 923e cartridges

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Standard Black HP 923 Black
XL Black HP 923e Black (high yield)
Standard Color HP 923 C/M/Y (individual)
XL Color HP 923e C/M/Y (individual)

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Standard vs. XL — which should you buy?

HP 923 or 923e cartridges come in standard and XL (high-yield) sizes. Standard cartridges cost less upfront; XL cartridges cost more upfront but typically print two to three times as many pages, so they usually work out cheaper per page if you print regularly. If you print only occasionally, a standard cartridge may suit you better, since ink can degrade before you use up an XL cartridge's larger capacity.

Standard and XL HP 923 or 923e cartridges are physically and electronically interchangeable in printers in this family - you can mix a standard black with an XL color cartridge, or switch sizes the next time you reorder, with no printer settings to change. For the full cost-per-page breakdown and when each size makes the most sense, see our guide on standard vs. XL cartridges.

HP 923 / 923e FAQ

HP 923 or 923e cartridges are used by 5 HP printer models, including HP OfficeJet Pro 8120, HP OfficeJet Pro 8125e. See the full compatible-printer list above for every model.
Standard cartridges cost less upfront; XL cartridges cost more upfront but print roughly two to three times as many pages, which usually makes them cheaper per page if you print regularly. Both sizes fit the same printers with no setting changes.
In most compatible printers, yes - both cartridges are generally required to print at all, even for black-and-white jobs, since removing one leaves an empty carriage slot. Check your specific printer's manual to confirm.

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