so what is the difference in inkjoy 100 and 300 , and the other # of inkjoys?
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Inkjoy 100 does not have a rubber grip for holding the pen. The Inkjoy 300 has a rubber grip, which I like for comfort reasons. Both appear to be the same size and available in multiple colors. The colors are fantastic! I am very pleased with my purchase of the 300's! I'm not familiar w/ the other #'s, but I'm sure you can check them out on the mfr website for more info.
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Not sure, haven't used it yet. But I did use the same seller's color cartridges on my wf-3540, and it immediately started messing up my color prints, so I would advise not getting that one.
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I looked on the carton and found the same as you. The only MX printers listed are in the 300 range.
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It appears to me that the XL 200 has a longer print time compared to 200 cartridge. I haven't used the Epson for a long period of time compared toLexmark or HP printers but there is a difference.
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I don't have a page count - my wife prints a lot and me not so much. Compared to my previous printer (canon) the Epson is MUCH better. The standard cartridges, #126, are OK. But the #127 high Capacity cartridges are great. You definitely want to go that way if you print a lot. Also you question depends on if you print primarily black and white, or if you do a lot of color.I know this is not as specific as you would like.
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Hi. I've printed over 100 pages using mostly the black ink cartridge. Have just replaced the black recently and still have plenty of the colors. Some of those pages have been double-sided using a blend of colors with the black. The cartridges go a long way. The Epson came with the cartridge #126, but the #127 is what I replaced it with, as it is much better.,
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The ink costs approximately twice what it does for the Epson Photo Stylus 2200 and doesn't seem to last as long. Also, I believe the 3000 is slower and mine hasn't been that reliable.
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Staples list it as the 100. I don't know it it is be cause these cartridges are refurbished or what but they did not work in my Prestige Pro 805. I think I will stick with the lexmark brand.
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Can not say exactly as we are still on the original starter cartridge which seems to be lasting a long time. Seems longer than the 12A on our old HP1020. I realize this is not an exact answer. However, we are super pleased with the overall quality and service of our MF3010. Nice scanner and copier also. Hope this belays some doubts. Thanks for listening.
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The packaging says 2X more than standard cartridge, but that is misleading. It also indicates ~550 pages, which is also misleading. It all depends on your settings - fast copy/best quality/etc. and the actual content of the page (i.e. photos use a lot of ink). I found that using the XL cartridges are a better deal than the just the HP 564 and they don't have to be replaced as often. HP ink is still very expensive and they don't ever last as long as expected. Hope this information helps.
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Received printer today and amazon description is correct. :( It came with the standard 126 ink cartridges.Also something strange...I just rechecked Epson website, thinking I might contact them about the discrepancy but their site now shows 126 standard cartridges included with the 630?Oh well....You are right until you are wrong! :)
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According to what I researched, your printer should take 127 or 126 cartridges, not 200. Try 127 or the 126 for high yield cartridges.
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I have a WF-3540 and the Epson web site is offering me the 127 model cartridges.
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Hi, yes to my knowledge the XL indicates a higher amount of copies, example; 200 may do 500 copies and the 200XL may do 1,500 copies? Just remember that those are just examples of how many copies each cartridge may produce. Hope that helps out, but to be absolutely certain give Staples, or Office Depot a call to double check before purchasing!
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126 gives you less ink/pages per cartridge. 127 is a higher capacity so you get more pages printed per cartridge.
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I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were recognized and I have had no printing issues. Hope this helps. I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were... » Read More I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were recognized and I have had no printing issues. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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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:)