Are these all actually the high-capacity size? Is the Black (2730) pigment ink like the OEM cartridge?
1525406
Yes, they are XL! The physical size of the cartridges are the same and non-XL. It's just the amount of ink that they fill in them that determines them XL. This goes the same as the OEM Epson XL cartridges. I have bought those as well- they are the same physical size as the regular cartridges, just more ink.
69778
Yes, the only difference is that the XL cartridge holds more ink. It will just last longer.
764450
Yes that's the right ink. #98 is the larger capacity ink, and #99 is standard capacity.
2016004
Only the black is high capacity, Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow are standard capacity. I have since ordered ink cartridges only from Epson.com. It is clear what you are getting, the cartridges are fresh, and shipping is free. I recommend buying direct from Epson.
1248137
I always order the HP 940XL cartridges because of the higher capacity. Every time I have ordered the 4-pack (Black, Cyan, Yellow, Magenta), they are listed as the XL high capacity and all of them come as the XL high capacity- All four of them...Ordered them many times and never been disappointed. Good Luck...
1925906
Standard-capacity Black (T273020): About 200-250 pages. Cartridges shipped with printer are setup cartridges and have much less ink then retail cartridges.
1756015
I can't answer this question exactly because it's not documented on the box or on the ink cartridge; however the ink is visibly filled to the top of the cartridge, and it is advertised as a direct replacement to the high-capacity brother cartridges, and they seem to last at least as long as the OEM cartridges.
1509871
It is all relative. The ink cartridges are roughly 500 pages with extra large capacities.. BUT if you do photos it is much less.
1252623
Purely based on appearance, the black cartridges for 203-207 are twice as wide as 61, and the 203-207 cartridges have what appear to be sensor chips on top. They may say it is a way for the ink to communicate with the printer, but what it might really be is a way to prevent people from buying off-brand ink without the chips. The color cartridges are the same shape though, but whether or not it will work without the chip on top, I don't know.
217151
yes, it is OEM. I had no issues. I have bought cartridges here that were not...Now I only buy the ones actually listed by Epson
883696
"OEM" is "Original Equipment Manufacturer." A bit of a confusing question. It is genuine Canon ink.
2089072
At the time I purchased the printer, they were full size. The black was not the extended version, rather the same size as the color cartridges.
1756018
It doesn't say on the packaging; it's the same size as the OEM cartridge and is definitely filled to capacity. I actually like these better than the OEM! Definitely lasts longer than the Brother branded bought from OfficeMax. I'm really impressed with these. Not a single issue, none are damaged, this was a wise investment Ill never go to an Office-type store for ink again.
2198096
I purchased a "refilled" replacement black large capacity cartridge from one of the reliable ink cartridge dealers and it works the same as the initial small capacity black cartridge that came with the printer. I have my settings on: Mono, Duplex, and Toner Saving Mode and just make a change when I need color. Saves paper and ink as I tend to print a lot.
580956
There are four (4) cartridges in the box. The black cartridge is high capacity (200XL), the color cartridges are normal capacity (200).
516903
XL cartridges are EXACTLY the same size as regular cartridges -- but have more than twice as much ink!
2252364
Yes. Depending on the cartridge you get 4 or more refills. I have a large capacity cartridge for black that gulps a lot of ink but lasts for months. The worst part is opening the outer plastic on the package. After that the cartridge refill part is easy.