Lift the ink access door on the front of your HP DeskJet Ink Advantage and look at the cartridges already installed — each one carries its ink number on the cartridge body, for example "HP 652". Models with a display also show the installed cartridge numbers in the Supplies or Ink Information menu on the control panel. Match that number to the cartridge you are about to order. If you are still unsure, send us your printer model and we will confirm it for you.

HP 652 Black and HP 652 Tri-colour fit the same machines — 13 HP DeskJet Ink Advantage models across the 1115, 2135, 3635, 3775, 3835, 4535, 4675 and 5075 families. The full list is in the Compatible Printers tab above.

Yes — these printers hold one Black and one Tri-colour cartridge, and both need to be installed for the printer to work normally. The Tri-colour cartridge holds Cyan, Magenta and Yellow ink in a single unit, so when any one of those three colours runs out you replace the whole Tri-colour cartridge. Day to day you only buy the one that has emptied; the bundle option here gives you both at once.

HP states yields as an approximate average based on ISO/IEC 24711 or HP’s own testing methodology with continuous printing. It is a standardised figure for comparing cartridges like for like, not a guarantee — your real-world yield varies considerably with page content, how much colour you use and how often you print. The declared figures for both cartridges are in the Page Yield (ISO) tab above.

Both HP 652 cartridges are standard capacity, so the bundle is not a higher-yield option — it simply gives you one of each in a single order. It suits anyone who prints a mix of text and colour and would rather keep a full spare set on the shelf than reorder twice. If you mostly print black text, buying the Black cartridge on its own is usually the more economical pattern.

Yes. AtomOffice supplies Original HP ink only, sourced through official HP channels — never compatible, refilled or remanufactured stock. Original HP 652 cartridges carry HP’s own fraud protection and smart low-ink alerts, which is what lets the printer warn you accurately before the ink runs out.