🟨 Epson 676XL Yellow Ink Cartridge with DURABrite Ultra for Inkjet Printers Review

I ordered this as a replacement in April when my yellow expired - just installed a few days ago and is already marked as empty and in need of replacement - The cartridge was sent in a vinyl sealed envelope rather than the factory packaging shown on Revain. So my guess is that it is a refurbished and reloaded cartridge and not factory new as I was led to believe - if you receive the cartridge packaged in a vinyl sleeve rather than an Epson cardboard cartridge I would recommend that you send it…

I first considered an Epson printer because I was fed up with the cost of ink on my Lexmark. Even refilling cartridges at Costco for 1/3 the price, I've refilled them many times and dealt with pesky Lexmark software that would insist the cartridge was "old" and was almost out of ink even when refilled. The original cartridges came with the printer loaded less than the regular retail cartridges, but the cost of keeping the unit running was still a lot less and far less annoying than the old…

I have had an Epson printer for about 6 years and have never had this problem but when the yellow cartridge gave an empty ink warning I ordered this new cartridge and put it in. Immediately filled the printer with yellow ink. I took out the cartridge and cleaned the ink I could see and put the old cartridge back in. It didn't print because it said the cartridge was empty and I needed to replace it. So I put the new cartridge back in and again it flooded the inside of the printer with yellow…

So sad. The second cartridge was a replacement before I realized the first was leaking/exploding in the printer. All in one is a little dated, but that's no excuse. TEAR

I have an Epson printer. I ALWAYS use genuine inks as I learned a long time ago (cheap inks cause problems with different printers). I replaced the yellow ink cartridge (paid $25 - https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B005IVL0ZU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I find it unacceptable that ink leaks and destroys my printer. I'm not even sure if I can somehow clean it and use it again in the future. I do not recommend Epson printers and their super expensive inks. Use Brother…

I had to replace my Epson printer with a small cart and upgrade to a 'commercial' WP-4020, partly because of those much larger ink cartridges. This new ink is more durable and resistant to moisture and scratches. Large tanks seem to last forever. In addition, these tanks are pure ink tanks. The printheads are not part of the tank. Delivery was quick and cheap. Epson keeps sending me "sales" but they exclude ink from the retail price. These are the lowest prices for genuine Epson inks.