🖨️ Epson 69 Dual-Pack Print Cartridges - 2x Black Ink T069120-D2 Review

My God. I was so disappointed in this product as I had previously read reviews of what could happen. I decided to take a chance and buy Revain because of their return policy. After receiving the ink cartridges, everything is fine, but my printer took forever to print properly and I wasted almost half the ink on color. I think for the future I might actually order directly from the manufacturer themselves, or at least go to a retailer that I know can automatically return it if it doesn't work…

I love Epson ink. It's just so expensive but as ALL my printers are Epson I can't compare current prices so two stars is my annoyance at the cost of ink. I had another brand but it wasn't a game. Durabrite is waterproof and I like the choice of high or standard capacity as some of my printers allow dual black and it's expensive to order 2 extra fine just to keep printing.

I used a (probably) cheaper ink source that comes in cartridges. like Epsons. Print quality has always been different from Epson inks. I got into a situation where I needed ink urgently and my source was NOT available. I decided to give Revain a try instead of going straight to Epson like I always do. The delivery was quick as usual; and the print quality is back to what I'm used to. My usage is 99% for me and my files so other inks were fine for my purposes. If I need to create a print for…

This is where the money is made and most people know it, so it gets an average rating. The printability is okay, but I've never used photo paper, so I can't say it would be better. If you don't use the printer for a long time, the ink dries up and you need to run a "nozzle cleaning program". I really wish they would still let the printer work when a color ran out.

It should have been Epson ink. It was certainly expensive. I was only using Epson ink in my printer but it was clogging my printer's nozzles. As a result, I had to do a major cleaning of the printheads. Entire purchase went to advanced cleaning. This is the first time this has happened to me with this printer. This mascara was definitely not worth it. I'll try something cheaper.

Like many 1 star reviewers, I'M DONE with Epson. They sell 68 high capacity color replacement cartridges and 68 high capacity black cartridges. Black works fine in NX300 but color does NOT work (69 only) and cannot be returned once installed. This is a deceptive practice by Epson. If you just want to print in black, like most people do, they actually mix all the color inks (along with black) to get black. For whatever reason they do it other than to sell printer cartridges. Everyone knows that…

The EPSON NX 510 is the worst printer in the world. It's cheap because Epson calculated that if one color runs out, even if you don't need to print anything with magenta ink, the printer won't work. In addition, if the printer is not used every day, you waste a lot of ink cleaning the printheads and nozzles. I can't blame the ink, but I can blame EPSON for making a printer like this that they continue to make money from.

I don't think they were new cartridges. I think it was gas stations. They fit an old printer and I'll readily admit that the printer's printheads are probably not in the best condition, but while I was running the 'clean printheads' function the cyan ink cartridge ran out. As soon as one of the cartridges is empty, the printer does not print, does not clean the print heads, does nothing. I checked the ink levels of the other cartridges and they were all almost empty. The packaging was suspect…

I just installed a magenta cartridge in my Epson Stylus CX9400Fax. Everything was fine until I ran a clean printhead and then a test nozzle. It started printing a test pattern and then stopped and showed an error, the ink cartridge is not recognized C69 which is cyan. I've tried reinstalling the new magenta and cyan cartridges, but the error message keeps popping up. Any suggestions?