Epson Dura-Brite STYLUS C84/C86/CX6400/CX6600 High-Capacity Black Ink Cartridge (T043120)

List Price: $35.36 Discount Price: $18.00

Features:

• DuraBrite ink produces bold, black text; acid-free formulation
• Ideal for double-sided printing since ink won't bleed through
• Superior resistance to water, fading, and smudging
• High-capacity black ink cartridge

Accessories:
Metro DataVac Pro - Cleaning kit	Epson S041062 Photo Quality Inkjet Letter Paper (100 Sheets)	Epson S041141 Letter Size Glossy Photo Paper (20 Sheets)	Epson Photo Quality Glossy 8 1/2 x 11 Inch Paper (S041124)	HP Premium Photo Paper, Glossy (C6039A, 8.5x11, 15 Sheets)

Customer Reviews:

Better value than standard size replacement ink [Posted on 2007-03-15]
Replacement inks are very expensive and only last a short time. The high capacity replacement cartridge is very reasonably priced, lasts much longer and shipping is free! I no longer buy my ink at BM shops. Amazon is great, no tax no hassle. My only gripe is how long it took to arrive at my door step, but then again, shipping was free.

Epson's ink is garbage! [Posted on 2007-05-06]
I got an Epson Stylus C-84 printer for free with my Mac a couple of years ago. Since then, I've probably cussed at that printer more than I've cussed at any inanimate object in my life. The ink is WAY TOO EXPENSIVE! And it dries out and clogs the printheads like crazy. I clean and clean and clean the printheads and the printing gets WORSE! And cleaning uses ink! And the ink is expensive! It's a horrible, horrible circle of frustration. I just bought a Canon Pixma MP600 printer and can't wait to hook it up. But I'm waiting until the Epson's ink runs out before I do it. I want to use it all up because I don't want to waste any money. And when the ink runs out??? I'm gonna kick that Epson printer from here (near Detroit) to California. EPSON PRINTERS AND INK ARE HORRIBLE! DON'T LET THEM DRAIN YOUR WALLETS ANYMORE!!

I've Tried Everything. [Posted on 2007-06-09]
I am pleased with the Epson factory branded original Dura-Bright ink cartridges. I'm not pleased with the price Epson charges for their cartridges, but... let me say that I have two printers, the C86 and a CX6600. On previous printers {not these two} I tried shortcuts to save money on ink costs. I tried refilling my own cartridges, which ended up costing a lot of time and money to accomplish, and was only marginally successful. I also tried buying recycled and non-branded cartridges. They never seemed to work in my printers very long without some sort of printing problems. Over the years, I probably tossed out ten reams of printing failures due to inkjet cartridge failures because of these feeble attempts to save money. Finally, I decided to just close my eyes, use the factory inks and pay the price. I have not had a single printing failure since. Not even one failure in two years. I'm convinced that in my case, the factory inks are the best answer to trouble free printing. Also, the Dura-Bright inks seem to work the best on my glossy paper.

Epson Ink [Posted on 2007-09-11]
Fabulous price and genuine Epson. Free shipping too!! What more could you want? Thanks Amazon!

Use in my CX6600 and am impressed with it [Posted on 2008-07-23]
I used two different models of HP printers a few years back, and they both used way more ink than the Epson. I bought the CX6600, and the cartridges for it lasted much longer than the old HP cartridges--which, by the way, HP quit making, forcing me to switch printers! When I did, I did a lot of research on the Internet, and the Epson CX6600 came up as the most efficient user of ink at that time. I have had it for a few years now, and really like it. I don't know if there is a more efficient ink user right now, as I have done no recent research, but at the time, this was a good bargain.

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