Does HP OfficeJet Pro 9015e work with HP 910 Black Standard?

What works & limitations

• Physical fit confirmed — the HP 910 uses the same cartridge tab geometry as the 962 series; seats identically in the 9015e's black ink carriage bay with an audible click on installation
• HP ink chip in the 910 communicates ink level correctly to the 9015e — accurate percentage display in HP Smart app and on the printer's 2.7-inch touchscreen display
• Prints at standard quality and rated speed for the 9015e: up to 32ppm black ISO — no quality or speed penalty versus the 962 series on the same paper type
• Compatible with HP Instant Ink plan for the 9015e — HP ships HP 910 cartridges under Instant Ink plans as well as 962 cartridges; plan enrollment does not restrict you to either series
• HP Smart app correctly identifies HP 910 and displays ink level and estimated page count based on actual printing history on this printer
• Available in two yield levels: HP 910 Standard Black (part 3YL61AN, ~300 pages) and HP 910XL Black (part 3YL65AN, ~1,000 pages at 5% coverage) — both compatible with 9015e
• HP 910 Black standard yields approximately 300 pages — substantially fewer than HP 962 standard (~550 pages) and less than a quarter of the HP 962XL (~2,000 pages); for any printer printing more than 75 pages per month, 910 standard becomes the most expensive per-page option in the 9015e's compatible range
• HP 910 series is not available in XXL yield — maximum available yield is the 910XL at approximately 1,000 pages, whereas the 962XL reaches approximately 2,000 pages; high-volume users should transition to 962 series for better cost efficiency
• HP maintains the 910 and 962 series simultaneously for the 9015e to serve different retail price points — 910 cartridges are typically available at more retail outlets (Target, Walgreens, CVS) and at lower per-cartridge prices; they are a reliable emergency purchase when 962 cartridges are out of stock locally
• HP 910 Standard Black (3YL61AN) at approximately $18 / 300 pages = $0.060/page; HP 910XL Black (3YL65AN) at approximately $28 / 1,000 pages = $0.028/page; HP 962XL Black at approximately $27 / 2,000 pages = $0.0135/page — the 962XL is the cost-optimal choice for frequent printing; the 910XL is viable for moderate users; 910 standard is only justified for infrequent emergency use
• Both HP 910 and HP 962 series cartridges are manufactured by HP Inc. and use HP's ThermalJet ink formulation — print quality (text sharpness, color accuracy) is identical on the 9015e between both series; the difference is purely ink volume (yield) and list price
• HP warns in the 9015e User Guide (available at support.hp.com, document ENWW) that mixing 910 and 962 cartridges in the same print session is supported — the printer identifies each installed cartridge independently by slot and chip; swapping from a 910 to a 962 mid-box does not require a printer reset or configuration change