What is copy yield on XL versus standard cartridges?
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From Epson's website: Ink Yield Information: *273 Ink Yield: ISO pages - Black:250, Color: 300, Photo Black**273XL Ink Yield: ISO pages - Black:500, Color: 650, Photo Black*
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how many copies that cartridge will print on a full cartridge. There is a larger one so you don't have to order so quick if you use it allot! Jerry
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A lot more but I don't know a count. However, the color cartridges in this pack are regular...not XL. I get mine from Epson.com.
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I cannot tell you the exact copy yield, however, I can tell you I get a lot more copies from the XL and consider this a fair price. The color cartridges are not XL but since I print very little in color this is not a deal breaker for me. Hope this helps.
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I have never measured how many pages I can print with a cartridge. The XL cartridge is supposed to print more pages than Standard but the cartridge itself is exactly the same size. Perhaps if the cartridge was transparent you could put the two next to each other and see if one has more ink than the other. I do know that I have to clean the printer heads from time to time and that uses a huge amount of ink. Since the XL cartridge costs more it may not be any more cost effective than Standard. You just might not have to replace them as often.
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From a reputable seller who indicates the guaranteed number of page print outs their "xl" cartridges will produce "or" your money back. Of course I do not keep records of the number of sheets my printer produces however, If the after market plastic cartridge is the same size as a Canon xl cartridge and I see that both the sponge and reserve tank is full I presume that it is an xl cartridge. I hope this helps.
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Yes, my printer works better with the XL so that's all I get. The boxes had been opened when the company bought them but then discovered they were unable to use them. but the cartridges were never removed from the foil inner packaging, so they were new for all intents and purposes.
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XL indicates that there is more volume of ink in the cartride than the ones that do not have the xl (extra large)imprinted on the cartridge. I don't know how much more, but they will print more documents with the xl models than with out. Gary
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Yes, Shannon, What 16 and 26 are with Lexmark is full yield Cartridges. 17/27 Cartridges are "Moderate Yield", cheaper, but not as full either.
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That surely depends on how much or how little you're printing, the quality settings you use, types of documents/images you are printing, etc. My experience has been that it is no more or less than the cartridges supplied by the manufacturer.
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Somewhere I found the ml content of each (std and XL) but one thing for sure HP doesn't brag about that, its a very small amount in the std cart, there are 13 pages in my booklets (printed front and back) with a liberal amount of color and Black used to make them interesting and to high lite the information I want to be sure to get accross to the student. I may get 20 booklets (with a total of 520 pages) from TWO XL cartridges (one tri-color and one Black) thats a bit expensive as far as I,m concerned. this is from an HP Deskjet F4240 all in one printer. Not blaming Amazon in any way as they stock and sell it only, not make it.
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Unknown how much it holds, but I can tell you that the XL cartridges last me approx 1 1/2 times or more than the non-XL in doing my normal routine work and if you can find a deal that Amazon has from time to time it's even better. Sorry for not being more precise.
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61XL gives you more printed pages than the 61. Unformatuately, the one I received gave me almost no pages and just stopped. That cartridge generally lasts me a long time, I don't to a lot of printing and it saves ordering so much.
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The first cartridge printed about a ream of paper--not bad, actually about what an inkjet would do. I then reset the print density down on the printer. My counter on the printer now reads 2665. That means that I just ran about 2000 copies--around 4 reams--on the second cartridge. That's WAY better than I ever did on any injet ever. Thanks for the question. I hadn't thought to check that until just now.
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I used Regular 61 Ink Cartridges for several months before switching to 61XL. I have no doubt that XL is superior to Regular 61. You get many more copies with XL. At a guess, 3 to 4 times as many. The higher cost of XL is worth it.
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The XL refers to the yield of the ink cartridge. PGI 250XL is a high yield cartridge vs PGI 250 being a standard yield cartridge. I hope that helps.
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I cannot answer this precisely because I am using it for the first time; however, with all of my printers (I have three, two HP and one Epson) that using the XL cartridge always has been the best buy.
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The label on the xl200 box says that you can get 2.5 more prints from an XL than a standard cartridge. I can't find the ink liable on the ones that I have. There is not much ink in the standard cartridge that is why it seems cheaper than other cartridges. I have tried using the off brand ones, but have ruined two printers using them. The problem has been leakage. When I took the printer back, they checked to see if I was using the manufactures ink. They would not warrant the printer unless I had a full set of Epson ink cartridges in the printer. I did not so i just ate it. All the manufactures hook us on a cheap printer then make it up on ink sales. Hope this answers your question. The label on the xl200 box says that you can get 2.5 more prints from an XL than a standard cartridge. I can't find the ink liable on the ones that I have. There is not much ink in the standard cartridge that is why it seems cheaper than other cartridges. I have tried using the off brand ones, but have ruined two printers using them. The problem has been leakage. When I took the printer back, they checked to see if I was using the manufactures ink. They would not warrant the printer unless I had a full set of Epson ink cartridges in the printer. I did not so i just ate it. All the... » Read More The label on the xl200 box says that you can get 2.5 more prints from an XL than a standard cartridge. I can't find the ink liable on the ones that I have. There is not much ink in the standard cartridge that is why it seems cheaper than other cartridges. I have tried using the off brand ones, but have ruined two printers using them. The problem has been leakage. When I took the printer back, they checked to see if I was using the manufactures ink. They would not warrant the printer unless I had a full set of Epson ink cartridges in the printer. I did not so i just ate it. All the manufactures hook us on a cheap printer then make it up on ink sales. Hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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100 XL contains a larger volume of ink compared to the standard cartridge therefore it yields more printing pages. So far I've had no problems with this product. It exceeds my expectations.
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Yield is base on 5% of printing page coverage. TN450 is high yield with 2600 pages which compares to TN420 with 1200 pages.
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We print high volume on our HP Officejet Pro 8600. I can't say that it's 1500 copies per cartridge but it is high volume- much better than the non-XL cartridge.