HP Officejet 4110 Ink Cartridges
Your HP Officejet 4110 uses the 56, 57 cartridge series. We have been supplying reliable consumables for this printer since Jul 2026. Operating on a two-cartridge system with individual black and tri-colour tanks, managing cost-effective printing means choosing the right capacity for your standard text files versus colour layouts. Our 4.8 Google rating is built on dependable cartridge performance and uncompromising product quality.
Expected page output and replacement cycles
Page yields for these cartridges are determined based on the ISO/IEC 24711 standard for inkjet printing. Standard documents rely heavily on the high-yield black cartridge, whereas documents with graphics deplete the tri-colour tank much faster due to its shared internal wells.
| Cartridge Number | Type | Colour | Page Yield | Cost Per Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 56 | Standard | Black | 450 | $0.038 |
| 28 | Standard | Colour | 190 | $0.100 |
| 57 | Standard | Colour | 400 | $0.072 |
Cost Per Page = Total Cartridge Price ÷ Page Yield (at 5% coverage). Prices based on Compatible cartridges.
Choosing between genuine and compatible options
Under Australian Consumer Law, using compatible cartridges does not void your printer warranty. Since this printer model relies solely on premium compatible options to stay operational, choosing high-grade replacements safeguards your printer from errors. You can learn more about how aftermarket alternatives compare by reading our genuine vs compatible cartridges breakdown.
Strategic cartridge selection and distribution
If you print mainly text documents, purchasing the standalone 56 black cartridge ensures you maintain a low running cost. For households handling mixed tasks, a multi-pack bundle prevents the printer from locking out mid-job when one colour runs dry. All compatible options include a money-back guarantee via our returns policy. Free delivery applies on all orders over $99 (conditions apply), shipped quickly from our national warehouses in Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. To find options for other models, visit our main HP ink cartridges page.
Pro Tip
Because the 57 and 28 cartridges are tri-colour systems, if a single colour (such as yellow) runs out during photo printing, the entire cartridge must be replaced even if cyan and magenta are still full. Stick to draft mode for everyday text to preserve your colour ink.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the 57 colour cartridge if my printer originally came with a 28 colour cartridge?
Yes, the 57 and 28 cartridges share the same physical dimensions and slot configuration. The 57 cartridge simply holds a higher volume of ink, providing more than double the page yield of the smaller 28 variant.
Why does my printer display a low ink warning immediately after installing a new compatible cartridge?
This is common with older cartridge architectures. You can safely bypass the alert by pressing the resume or OK button on the printer panel, which clears the prompt and allows normal printing to continue.
What happens if one of the colours inside the tri-colour cartridge runs out before the others?
The printer requires all nozzles to fire correctly to reproduce precise shades. Once a single colour chamber is completely depleted, your prints will suffer from a distinct colour cast, indicating it is time to change the tank.
