What Ink Does the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025 Use?
Last Updated:Last updated: September 27, 2026. Reviewed by William Elward, founder of Castle Ink.
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Quick answer: what ink does the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025 use?
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8025 uses four HP 910 cartridges: black, cyan, magenta, and yellow. High-yield HP 910XL cartridges, and the extra-high-yield HP 916XL black, fit the same slots.

Cartridge options at a glance
| Cartridge | Part number | Approx. yield* |
|---|---|---|
| HP 910 black | 3YL61AN | ~300 pages |
| HP 910 cyan / magenta / yellow | 3YL58AN / 3YL59AN / 3YL60AN | ~315 pages each |
| HP 910XL black | 3YL65AN | ~825 pages |
| HP 910XL cyan / magenta / yellow | 3YL62AN / 3YL63AN / 3YL64AN | ~825 pages each |
| HP 916XL black | 3YL66AN | ~1,500 pages |
*Approximate HP-rated yields based on ISO/IEC test pages. Real-world results depend on coverage and how often the printer runs cleaning or calibration cycles.
Common questions about HP OfficeJet Pro 8025 ink
Should I buy HP 910, 910XL, or 916XL?
910XL for colors and 916XL for black if you print a lot of text. The 910XL is rated for about 825 pages per color versus roughly 300 for the standard cartridge, and the 916XL black for about 1,500 pages. See Is XL ink actually worth it? Standard vs. XL with real numbers.
Can I mix standard and high-yield cartridges?
Yes. Each cartridge is read separately, so any mix of standard and high-yield sizes works.
What other printers use HP 910/910XL?
The same cartridges fit the 8025e, 8028e, 8035e, OfficeJet 8010, 8015, 8020, 8022, 8025, and 8035. If you own more than one, a single stock covers them all.
Will other HP cartridges fit the OfficeJet Pro 8025?
No. HP 912 is the same cartridge sold in Europe and is region-coded, so it won't work in a U.S. printer. HP 962 (OfficeJet Pro 9015) and HP 952 (OfficeJet Pro 8710) are larger and won't fit. Always match the number on your current cartridge.
Are compatible or remanufactured cartridges safe for the OfficeJet Pro 8025?
Yes. Quality compatible and remanufactured cartridges print like OEM, and using them doesn't void your warranty under U.S. law. HP firmware updates can reject some third-party chips, so turn off automatic firmware updates before you switch. If you see a used or non-HP cartridge message, choose OK or Continue. More: How to stop HP firmware updates from blocking your ink, Compatible vs. remanufactured vs. OEM ink and toner, and Does compatible ink void your printer warranty?.
How do I replace the ink in the OfficeJet Pro 8025?
Open the ink cartridge access door on the front and wait for the carriage to stop. Press the tab on the empty cartridge and pull it out. Unwrap the new cartridge, pull off the orange tab or cap (don't touch the copper contacts), and slide it into its color-coded slot until it clicks. Close the door; the printer may print an alignment page. Step by step: How to change the ink in an HP printer.
Why does the OfficeJet Pro 8025 say a cartridge is missing, damaged, or incompatible?
Reseat the cartridge until it clicks, make sure all protective tape is off, and wipe the copper contacts with a dry lint-free cloth. Power the printer off for a minute. If it only rejects third-party cartridges after an update, the firmware is the cause. More fixes: How to fix an “incompatible cartridge” message on an HP printer and Printer says ink cartridge not recognized: how to fix it.
Why are OfficeJet Pro 8025 prints faded, streaky, or missing a color?
The print head is part of the printer on this model, so a new cartridge won't fix a clog on its own. Run the printer's Clean Printhead tool once or twice, then print a quality report. If a color is still missing, let it rest a few hours and clean again. More: HP printer not printing correctly: colors, alignment, and quality and Faded or streaky prints: causes and fixes.
What's the difference between “new chip” and “OEM chip” remanufactured cartridges?
Both reuse original HP shells. “OEM chip” cartridges keep HP's original chip, which tends to hold up better after HP firmware updates; “new chip” cartridges use a replacement chip and usually cost a little less.
Is the OfficeJet Pro 8025 the same as the 8025e?
They use the same 910 cartridges. The “e” version is sold with HP+, which requires genuine HP ink if you keep HP+ turned on. See the 8025e guide and Your HP printer might require a subscription: what to check.
Does the OfficeJet Pro 8025 fax and scan?
Yes. It prints, scans, copies, and faxes, with an automatic document feeder and automatic two-sided printing.
OfficeJet Pro 8025 key facts
- Type: wireless all-in-one (print, scan, copy, fax)
- Ink: 4 HP 910 cartridges (910XL and 916XL black fit)
- Duplex: automatic
- Same ink as: OfficeJet Pro 8020 series and OfficeJet 8010 series
Shop OfficeJet Pro 8025 ink at Castle Ink
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Official HP resources
HP OfficeJet Pro 8025 support, drivers, and manuals
Related guides
- Cheapest ink for the HP OfficeJet Pro 8025 and the 8020 series
- How to stop HP firmware updates from blocking your ink
- HP Instant Ink vs. compatible cartridges: the real cost math
- How to fix an “incompatible cartridge” message on an HP printer
- How to change the ink in an HP printer
- HP printer not printing correctly: colors, alignment, and quality
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About the author: William Elward is the founder of Castle Ink and has written about printers, ink cartridges, and printing technology for more than 20 years.
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