Find the right ink or toner, without the guesswork.
Shop printer ink and toner cartridges in New Zealand. Browse by brand, compare printing costs and check which cartridge fits before you buy.
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Not sure what you need? Find your cartridge or call 0800 INKINK with your printer model.
Choose your printer supplies
Ink cartridges
For inkjet printers. Browse Brother, HP, Canon and Epson options, then check your exact printer model.
Toner cartridges
For laser printers. Check whether you need toner or a separate drum unit before ordering.
Ink bottles and refills
For supported refill and tank systems. Match the bottle number and ink type to your printer; bottles are not universal.
Make your printing budget go further
Compare the price and stated page yield, not just the cartridge price. Check the exact fit and product type, and avoid buying supplies that will not solve a print-quality problem.
Compatible or original cartridges? · Compare cost per page and XL options
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Which cartridge fits?
The model number is on the label on the back of your printer — not the serial number. Two minutes here saves a return.
Is the XL worth it?
The shelf price tells you almost nothing. One division sum tells you everything.
Brother ink
Explore Brother cartridge options, check the exact fit and compare printing costs.
Brother laser: toner or drum?
“Replace Drum” is not the toner running out. Two parts, two lifespans, and the counter has to be reset by hand.
HP+ is a one-way door
Instant Ink, HP+ and Dynamic Security are three different things. One locks your printer to genuine HP for life.
Printing badly?
Streaks, missing colours and faded pages are usually a dried print head, not an empty cartridge. Do not buy ink yet.
“Cartridge not recognised”
In most cases the cartridge is fine — the chip handshake did not complete. Six steps, in order.
EcoTank and MegaTank
No cartridge means no spare print head. Which bottle fits, and the three things that kill tank printers.
Pigment or dye?
One runs when it gets wet, the other fades in the light. Why your printer has two kinds of black.
What “Professional Recommended” means here
Every product page says what the product actually is — new compatible, remanufactured, or refill ink — in the first line of the description. Where a manufacturer’s firmware can affect compatibility, which on HP is a real and ongoing issue, we say so next to the price rather than burying it in an FAQ. And we do not publish savings claims we cannot stand behind.
We would rather tell you not to buy something than sell you a cartridge that will not fix your problem.