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- 5 FULL SETS OF COMPATIBLE INK CARTRIDGES
- FOR R265, R285, R360, RX560, RX585, RX685, P50 PX650 PX700W PX710W PX800FW PX810FW
- NEW LATEST CHIP CARTRIDGES THAT WORK ON ALL PRINTERS
- HIGH CAPACITY INK CARTRIDGES
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5 Full sets, 30 compatible ink cartridges fits Epson printers R265, R285, R360, RX560, RX585, RX685, P50 PX650 PX700W PX710W PX800FW PX810FW New latest chip that works on all printers
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
I was somewhat sceptical when I purchased 5 complete sets of inks for my Epson PX710W at just over £20 (a tiny fraction of the cost of the Epson originals). The boxes sat in the corner for a few weeks until several of the cartridges in the printer eventually needed replacing. I primarily use the printer for photographs - so colour quality is of vital importance. I loaded a new set of inks and waited for problems to start happening - but none did. The printer instantly recognised the cartridges. I then went on to print out ten A4 photos - all were of a superb quality - the colours were perfect. My initial scepticism was certainly misplaced. Buy these inks - they will save you a fortune.
20 of 21 people found the following review helpful
If you bought a new Ford car, would you allow the showroom to dictate what petrol you can use, or what tyres you would use ? So why do we allow Epson to dictate what cartridges we can use in our printers.
If your Ford car turns five years old, would you allow Ford to dictate that it has reached the end of it's useful life and must be replaced ? So why do we allow Epson to tell us when our printers can no longer be used.
I will use up these cartridges because I've bought them, but I've actually gone one better - I've bought a CISS system.
I had one on my last printer and for three years I didn't buy one cartridge - I just topped up the external tanks. But these cartriges - because of their low price, are the next best thing. The quality of prints is excellent and they won't ruin your printer. If you didn't know already, Epson printers have a waste tank where they collect the ink you use when you clean the heads for instance. There is a sensor in the tank which calculates when Epson thinks the tank is full. Don't let them fool you. At the back of most Epson printers is a small hatch which can easily be removed to give easy access to the clear nylon tube leading to the waste tank. Carefully remove the end of the tube where it enters the tank and re-route the tube to a small container placed outside the printer - and every so often you can simply empty your container. No longer will you get caught by Epson. I wish I had the money to take a legal case against Epson - for infringing my rights and my freedom of choice. So, use these look alike cartridges and save a bundle compared to the exorbitant prices Epson charge for their cartridges and about half way through the last set of cartridges, buy yourself a CISS system and you'll never look back - excellent printing at a fraction of the cost set by Epson.
If your Ford car turns five years old, would you allow Ford to dictate that it has reached the end of it's useful life and must be replaced ? So why do we allow Epson to tell us when our printers can no longer be used.
I will use up these cartridges because I've bought them, but I've actually gone one better - I've bought a CISS system.
I had one on my last printer and for three years I didn't buy one cartridge - I just topped up the external tanks. But these cartriges - because of their low price, are the next best thing. The quality of prints is excellent and they won't ruin your printer. If you didn't know already, Epson printers have a waste tank where they collect the ink you use when you clean the heads for instance. There is a sensor in the tank which calculates when Epson thinks the tank is full. Don't let them fool you. At the back of most Epson printers is a small hatch which can easily be removed to give easy access to the clear nylon tube leading to the waste tank. Carefully remove the end of the tube where it enters the tank and re-route the tube to a small container placed outside the printer - and every so often you can simply empty your container. No longer will you get caught by Epson. I wish I had the money to take a legal case against Epson - for infringing my rights and my freedom of choice. So, use these look alike cartridges and save a bundle compared to the exorbitant prices Epson charge for their cartridges and about half way through the last set of cartridges, buy yourself a CISS system and you'll never look back - excellent printing at a fraction of the cost set by Epson.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
I have been using Hornsea Inks and using these replacement inks for my Epson printer for ages and have no issues whatsoever with the seller they are always despatched promptly and are in good condition when they arrive.
The only issues I have with them is they don't seem to last as long as the genuine Epson ink and sometimes when it says they are empty and you take them out you can still hear ink inside if you shake it. Also I occasionally have issues with the printer not recognising them but with a little perseverance they always seem work in the end, and sometimes when I change one ink cartridge it decides not to recognise another cartridge already in there so I have reinstall that one as well. I did have one cartridge once which the printer refused point blank to accept but considering the amount of cartridges I have installed, one in god knows how many is not really an issue.
So as I say a few niggles, but the printout quality is just as good as genuine cartridges on plain paper and glossy and so for this price I'll put up with the niggles.
The only issues I have with them is they don't seem to last as long as the genuine Epson ink and sometimes when it says they are empty and you take them out you can still hear ink inside if you shake it. Also I occasionally have issues with the printer not recognising them but with a little perseverance they always seem work in the end, and sometimes when I change one ink cartridge it decides not to recognise another cartridge already in there so I have reinstall that one as well. I did have one cartridge once which the printer refused point blank to accept but considering the amount of cartridges I have installed, one in god knows how many is not really an issue.
So as I say a few niggles, but the printout quality is just as good as genuine cartridges on plain paper and glossy and so for this price I'll put up with the niggles.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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Published 27 days ago by Mr. F. Blois
great ink
bought this set of inks for my epson p50. the quality is pretty much just like epson inks but at the fraction of the price. would consider buying more of this set in the future.
Published 1 month ago by clo
Thank you
Thank you very much for your prompt despatch of these cartridges. For reasons beyond my control, the printer is in its third re-birth which have meant that I have yet to break into... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Peter Fox
After a troubled start
Delivery was quick albeit the postal service almost managed to make the package flat. Perhaps a cardboard kraft box might have helped, although adding to the price. Read more
Published 3 months ago by ITadvisorPete
Very Poor Quality
These inks are very poor quality, and in my opinion a total waste of money. I've been buying from Amazon for many years, even before they launched in the UK, and this is the first... Read more
Published 5 months ago by rmckaig@rmckaig.com
Epsom compatable ink cartridges
These cartridges have proved time and time again what a good and value for money they are. I will certainly purchase in the future. Read more
Published 5 months ago by PAUL
Ink Cartridges
Good product. The printer always says is does not recognise the cartridge when empty though rather than saying the cartridge is now empty! This is no big problem. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Ljohnb
Reliable value
Have bought these cartidges on many occassion, they have never let me down, last a long time, extremely good value,don't just take my word for it, try them yourself. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Avidreader
You can't argue with it
Epson Sylus Photo R285. Two of them in the family. Used sporadically => blocked jets.
After dripping meths and failing to clear the heads with 6 VERY COSTLY cleaning cycles... Read more
After dripping meths and failing to clear the heads with 6 VERY COSTLY cleaning cycles... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Michael Hehir
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why pay Epson prices for there own ink when you can have 5 full sets for less than half there price,theres no hassle, cartridges accepted every time, Its a no brainer, What are you... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Pepe
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