🖨️ High-Quality E-Z Ink (TM) Replacement for Epson 78 T078 Cartridges - 7 Pack for Artisan 50, Stylus Photo R260, R280, R380, RX580, RX595, RX680 Printers Review

My Stylus Photo R260 printer. I've tried all the tricks that are recommended, I've cleaned the ports and installed and reinstalled several times. I received a print after replacing the black ink and a print after replacing the cyan ink. The printer then asked to replace all of the ink and when all of the ink was replaced reported that all of the ink had run out. I temporarily let it indicate it was Epson ink, although it still didn't print. , but reinstalling and rescanning the ink showed the…

I like that the cartridge fits perfectly, looks close enough to Epson cartridges while seems to work just as well. In the 5 color ink box I found that 1) they were 75% cheaper than the branded ink and 2) they included 2 extra black ink cartridges which would have cost me an additional $38 had I bought the branded ink. My only regret is that I didn't find EZink much sooner. $110 for a signature brand or $23 for the same with EXink? Your choice

In my case I could not use the ink set on my Epson Photo 280. When installing EZ Ink, I got an error message saying the carriage could not be recognized by the printer. This is as much an Epson issue as anything else as I have used EZ ink in my Canon PX992 with no problems. However, if like me you have an older Epson printer, Epson has software that will not allow you to use this ink.

Like everyone else I think ink cartridges are bloody expensive. I tried to get away cheaper by buying them. I double and triple checked to make sure I have the correct model for them to work. Once I was 100% sure they would work with my printer, I ordered them. When I installed them, my printer didn't recognize them. I put original cartridges in, I thought maybe something is wrong with the printer. nope He recognized them. I tried these cartridges again. I'm pretty tech savvy now so I have a…

My Epson R380 did not recognize these cartridges. They don't look anything like the picture on Revain and appear to be very cheap, which luckily they were. There is nothing on the labels or packaging that states the cartridge numbers or even the brand of printers they are designed to fit. I used to have third party inks that worked fine. Not this one, save yourself the trouble.

I have purchased these EZ ink cartridges several times for use in my Epson Stylus Photo R280. Always recognizable as Epson ink cartridges, they are good enough for everyday printing, especially considering the low price. My last purchase was in February 2018, but I didn't have to install all the cartridges right away. So I didn't realize the yellow cartridge didn't physically fit in my printer until I tried to install it about 6 months later. I've contacted EZ Ink but wasn't expecting a…

. Service was prompt and again issued refunds. Unfortunately, all of this was necessary as the ink of both sets was never recognized by the printer. I've used several orders of "fake" ink from another supplier, which unfortunately has disappeared, and they've all worked fine. Multiple (20 or so or so) reboots and power outages didn't cause the printer to treat them any differently than what they were. Unsuitable ink. Thanks again to the support team who ended up fixing everything except the ink

Something about these cartridges or inks doesn't work in the printer like OEM ink. After printing a few test pages, my printer literally stopped responding. Epson connects each of its cartridges to a small circuit board that connects to the printer. I find this difficult for third parties to replicate this exactly and after a few passes the printer states that no Epson ink is installed and this effectively stalls the printer. I would be very upset but it was an old printer so I decided to buy a