Have all these worked out for you? No streaks, failure to print when still half full, wont print, dried up in storage issues?
897019
These are the best I have tried for this model of printer. After awhile you do have to clean your black ink nozzle but in all three over-sized black ink cartridges I only had to clean twice because of a few lines. The color works great and it lasts a long time. Worth the money for me so far. I have bought them twice. I print color daily.
897020
They have worked so far. However, I did have an issue with the black ink cartridge. What is troubling, is that there is no way to contact the company. They seem to be the proverbial, fly by night outfit.
897021
I have not tried any of these as of yet. I bought these as a supply for the future. What is your experience?
1023401
Yes I have used them with no problem in my xp-810 They are the only ones that haven't given me a non epson message. I print many pictures and have reordered several times
1839672
With one I just bought used through Amazon I haven't had a problem, but my last one I had a big problem with paper feed. I had over $100 in ink cartridges so I purchased a used one and it seems to work great. But I also use the best paper. It's thicker.
1845266
How long have you had each printer? Have you performed any maintenance to try to get rid of the dots? Post more details....
1161248
I bought the Pixma 700 9 months ago and have not had a problem with the ink drying out yet. I don't print a lot of pictures, but so far I have had to replace only about one cartridge. After turning it on, if you don't print immediately it shuffles the cartridges back so they don't dry out. Then when you click "print," you wait an extra few seconds for the cartridges to slide back into printing position. It takes longer to print because it does that, but it does save on ink.
2247983
Mine has always worked great. I don't press down hard, but I never get extra ink. Can't speak for them all but so far so good on this one.
1936026
I don't recall if I had any issues like that or not. I'm an IT guy/computer nerd anyway so if I did, I fixed it immediately. With that said, I would recommend turning your printer off and then back on. Even try some different things like putting old cartridges in when printer is on and then turn it off, pull cartridges out and replace the new cartridges just before turning the printer back on. Make sure that any tape that may have been on the bottom of the cartridges is also removed. You'd be surprised how many people forget that. One thing to look at also, if the problem persists, is to check the settings on the actual printer and look at the ink level. If the ink level is showing that everything is full, as it should be, then the printer is at least detecting things that far. Hope this little bit will help, if not feel free to post back. If you end up having to post back, let us k ow what you be tried, and the specific issue you're having. This way I, or someone else, can give more accurate advice to further troubleshoot the issue. :)
1371350
I haven't used a whole set yet. The ones I'm using are working well. I had to make sure they were all snapped into place. I also had to run the check program and clean the contacts on the black after weeks of not using the printer. I am using the Epson Workforce 545 printer.
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Like the others who responded, I don't have the same printer. I use an HP all-I-one that has trouble with some printable disks. With those disks, the pressure rollers that hold the disk in place leave a trail across the newly-printed face of the disk. I was pretty irritated when I saw that. With the Verbatim AquaAce disks, problem solved. No more streaks. It's perfect. Now I don't need to throw away my HP. Should work great for you as well. And for what it's worth, ALWAYS buy printable disks that are waterproof. Sweaty fingers are all it takes to ruin the label on a regular printable disk. Taiyo Yuden makes excellent waterproof disks as well, though my experience puts Verbatim AquaAce at the top. Like the others who responded, I don't have the same printer. I use an HP all-I-one that has trouble with some printable disks. With those disks, the pressure rollers that hold the disk in place leave a trail across the newly-printed face of the disk. I was pretty irritated when I saw that. With the Verbatim AquaAce disks, problem solved. No more streaks. It's perfect. Now I don't need to throw away my HP. Should work great for you as well. And for what it's worth, ALWAYS buy printable disks that are waterproof. Sweaty fingers are all it takes to ruin the label on a regular printable disk.... » Read More Like the others who responded, I don't have the same printer. I use an HP all-I-one that has trouble with some printable disks. With those disks, the pressure rollers that hold the disk in place leave a trail across the newly-printed face of the disk. I was pretty irritated when I saw that. With the Verbatim AquaAce disks, problem solved. No more streaks. It's perfect. Now I don't need to throw away my HP. Should work great for you as well. And for what it's worth, ALWAYS buy printable disks that are waterproof. Sweaty fingers are all it takes to ruin the label on a regular printable disk. Taiyo Yuden makes excellent waterproof disks as well, though my experience puts Verbatim AquaAce at the top. « Show Less
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Yes. Mine has worked great. Previously bought an off brand and had to toss it, I had a line through the paper, used it for about a year for unimportant jobs and then finally bought this one. Printer works like new.
963116
Both are true. I did not know at the time of my post that any different action was required, but one black cartridge has malfunctioned by leaving partially unprinted streaks in the lines of print. I removed it, wiped an accumulation of ink off it, reinstalled it and got some good printing, maybe 15 or 20 pages before it did the same again. I disposed of it so I would not have that frustration again. Jon
1570456
Thanks for all the feedback, everyone! Sounds like some people got lucky but that in general this printer is not the one to get if you want to print greeting cards or business cards....the search goes on! :-D
1338452
I do not have any problems with streaking, but I use this printer to print large prints on a daily basis. My advise to you is to print a printer color test card once a week to keep your heads clean (card prints wide bands of each color) this is what I do and this is a LOT cheaper than doing the nozzle cleaning (uses much LESS ink and keeps heads clean)
1839074
Sorry, I haven't had any problem with streaks. Are you using the glass or document feeder? If you have tried both, do the streaks appear in the same place when both methods are used?
1717350
Can't help on that, because I have a hard time making it work period. I have Windows XP, and it worked well for awhile, then started smearing, fading, skipping and otherwise giving me trouble. It still looks beautiful as a piece of furniture, though; I'm too "thrifty" to pitch it. Tried to have it scan a page an hour ago and it refused. I don't print very often, so the ink cartridges refuse to obey the printer, being dried up. With all the time I spend trying to get it to work, I could write documents in long hand quicker. Best of luck to you, Tom! George Strella, Tulsa
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What kind of problem? Print quality, size, resolution??? Can you be more specific?
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I had the same issue with one of the cartridges. I assume it's the chance one takes with super cheap ink. I did order more and if it has a problem again, I'll just pony up for the full-priced stuff.