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Epson T054320 Magenta Ink Cartridge | List Price: $14.99
Discount Price: $9.98
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Brand: Epson
Binding: Electronics
Features: - For use with Epson Stylus Photo R800
- Water, fade, and smudge resistant
- Yields an average of 400 pages at 5% coverage
- Inks won't bleed through pages
- UltraChrome pigment formula
Epson inks for R1800 [Posted on 2005-08-09]
Great product in every respect, but I have to complain about the cost. Ink of this type should not cost soo very much.
Great/Only Choice [Posted on 2005-09-14]
I don't know of any other choice of ink for the Epson R800 family of printers. {this is one of eight cartridges used for this family of printers. These comments apply to all colors.)
Compared to other families of inkjet ink such as a generation back of HP's technology, the color is even and wonderful. Permanance is excellent. Gloss finish is excellent for an ink jet printer. Hint: Use good quality and preferably Epson paper to have the fewest color balance and evenness problems.
Although not directly a problem with the ink, Epson's delivery system can clog. This will cause streaking. The only way I know to clear a stubborn clog is to use significant quantities of ink.
THE Ink for the EPSON Stylus Photo R1800 [Posted on 2007-01-19]
If you own the EPSON Stylus Photo R1800, this is the ink for you.
Compatible with the Epson R800 and R1800 photo printers [Posted on 2007-03-26]
When it comes to ink for my R1800 photo printer, I am concerned with the quality of the images I print. The Epson magenta UltraChrome Hi-Gloss ink cartridge provides superior resistance to water, fading and smudging. It is important to me that my prints are of high quality, so I don't attempt to use the cheaper compatible ink cartridges. The color can be duplicated, but all inks are not created equal. Third party options may produce a good print initially, but may not hold up or last as long.
PROS:
Provides superior resistance to water, fading and smudging
CONS:
Price
No substitute [Posted on 2008-06-06]
I believe in competition but I tried a refilled cartridge and although the quality was fine it didn't last as long. Weighing that against the slightly lower price of the refills I think the originals are the way to go. Epson makes good printers and has been eclipsed by HP over the years. However I think you can still get more for your money by buying from the underdog.
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