how much more ink is in the "high-capacity" cartridge than the regular cartridge?
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Don't know but will refer you to the Epson website which will likely tell you.
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The one I ordered had one was an XL High Capacity ink jet. I use way more black than I do color. My total bill was $31.79. Locally the very same thing was $49.99. I also ordered it one day and got it two days later. I was well pleased.
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Moose, what you want to compare is the cost per print, not the capacity of the cartridges. You can probably find the answer to your question at www.redriverpaper.com as well as any pertinent information you would like to know about print costs.
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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've kept this from someone else's answer:High-capacity Black (126): About 385 pages;Extra High-capacity Black (127): About 945 pages;High-capacity Cyan, Magenta and Yellow (126): About 470 pages;Extra High-capacity Cyan, Magenta and Yellow (127): About 755 pages.From my own experience, I would never buy the lower capacity ones unless the price was wildly cheaper, as the higher capacity ones really do last a lot longer.
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High yield? They are XL which I believe gives you more ink. However, they ruined my HP printer and I had to buy a new printer. Even though all the people who make the re manufactured ink cartridges tell you they work fine. It isn't true. I talked to HP and they explained it to me. My printer was only two years old. And it wasn't worth paying over $80.00 for a new print head. So I bought a new printer. I advise not using re manufactured cartridges if you own a nice printer.
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There are individual color cartridges inside this multi-pak. Each cartridge is filled with a larger quantity of ink compared to the regular cartridge.
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Xtra Large and Xtra Xtra Large. Xtra large being of greater capacity than the regular cartridge and the Xtra Xtra Large being greater than that. I don't recall the exact ml capacity of each but I think if you read the product description, it is likely included there.
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XL cartridges are EXACTLY the same size as regular cartridges -- but have more than twice as much ink!
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xl is extra large capacity. B is the standard cartridge, that your printer ships with
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Yes it is - I get more out of the high volume cartridges, although they are quite a bit more expensive
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I have used the extra capacity cartridges and they produce a lot. If I was to put a number, it would be over the 300 mark. Happy printing:)
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I am not the seller, just a buyer that was impressed with the product. I have no idea how much ink I received as it is at my summer home.....But it looks like I could refill the cartridge many times. Contact the SELLER with your question
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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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Epson 127 is a high capacity ink. If you Google this question, you can read in detail the difference.
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My ML-1865W has cartridge capacity of 1500 pages. I refilled cartridge (and about 3-5% left over - didn't fit), so cartridge status page says that with 49% remaining 586 pages were printed.
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Although I didn't measure the ink itself, as that would require draining and wasting a cartridge, I can tell you the actual ink compartment measures exactly 1cm x 2.5cm x 3cm. It is full. There is also an adjoining compartment that has a sponge soaked with the ink. From this it's a little math to determine volume...