Trying to compare ink costs between the R2000 and R 3000. The R3000 takes 25.9ml cartridges. What is the capacity of the R2000 cartridges?
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I use their papers most of the time. I also like Calumets "Brilliant" brand papers. RRP has a great selection of paper for cards as well as photos. I think you'd be happy with either. Good luck.
2055092
I do not know because neither the cartridge nor the pcking box is marked with the capacity of the individual cartridge. Sorry.
2055093
If you look on the Amazon page, it shows that the ink cartridges are 17 ml. If you look further, you will see that those ink cartridges cost a whole lot less than the R3000 25.9 ml cartridges
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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.
485886
The ink cartridges are 246 color and 245 black. There are 2 kinds, XL which last longer and the reg ink. Hope this helps!!
1636108
I don' know. But unused in 2530And I don't recommend it. A couple of them worked but most didn't. I think m they ruined my printer
1652305
I would say very expensive especially when your R3000 heads clog from lack of use and getting it to work again is a real problem & sucks up the ink in head cleaning function. The windex treatment on the heads does do wonders if you ever have this problem. The photo black was the main culpret in my printer which seems to be a common problem with this machine around the country.
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I used refillable cartridges in my 1400 until it was just worn past usefulness. That was the message The printer spit out when I could no longer use it. I bought a 1430 and used the same refillable cartridges in it, and still have them in it, I just replaced them once in 3 years.
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This would seem to be a case of deliberately misleading labeling: Per Epson site, the "extra high capacity" cartridges are part #127 (50% more ink?), while the "high capacity" (i.e., approx 2/3 of the #127 capacity) cartridges are part #126. These are being sold as #127 replacements, but apparently with only #126 (or rather, unstated and unknown) volume of ink. (Of course, neither Epson nor anybody else documents the actual ink volume.) Anyway, do the arithmetic, and factor in nuisance factor of changing cartridges (realigning heads &c;) more often.
158846
Yes and you are able to use 240XXL. The XL has more ink and is the better buy.
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Epson shows the 126 as the 'Extra Capacity' but compatible ink cart. It shows the 127's as the MAIN and 'Super Capacity' ink carts. Now the way these folks load up their carts I've gotten a ton of mileage from them before having to change them out - so these 126's could equal a factory-loaded OEM 127. Your mileage may vary and obviously you've gotta take a shot. At these prices though, it's worth it! Your series of printer has a larger slot for the 127's. Our smaller NX's can't handle the double-width of the black 127's. Apparently yours has some pop-up little plastic piece when you use what's considered a 'half-sized' ink cart since the 127's are what Epson calls the default carts. Good luck! Epson shows the 126 as the 'Extra Capacity' but compatible ink cart. It shows the 127's as the MAIN and 'Super Capacity' ink carts. Now the way these folks load up their carts I've gotten a ton of mileage from them before having to change them out - so these 126's could equal a factory-loaded OEM 127. Your mileage may vary and obviously you've gotta take a shot. At these prices though, it's worth it! Your series of printer has a larger slot for the 127's. Our smaller NX's can't handle the double-width of the black 127's. Apparently yours has some pop-up little plastic piece when you use... » Read More Epson shows the 126 as the 'Extra Capacity' but compatible ink cart. It shows the 127's as the MAIN and 'Super Capacity' ink carts. Now the way these folks load up their carts I've gotten a ton of mileage from them before having to change them out - so these 126's could equal a factory-loaded OEM 127. Your mileage may vary and obviously you've gotta take a shot. At these prices though, it's worth it! Your series of printer has a larger slot for the 127's. Our smaller NX's can't handle the double-width of the black 127's. Apparently yours has some pop-up little plastic piece when you use what's considered a 'half-sized' ink cart since the 127's are what Epson calls the default carts. Good luck! « Show Less
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Standard-capacity Black (T273020): About 200-250 pages.Cartridges shipped with printer are setup cartridges and have much less ink then retail cartridges.
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I think they are just 30, that is what my old ones were and these worked perfect. I changed them a couple months ago and they are still above half full. I wouldn't use them much for pictures, they are very "wet" printing cartridges. Also occasionally I have seen them bleed in document printing also. But for the everyday printing they work as well as name brand and last forever!
1047668
Exactly!! I searched for Epson R1800 Ink and got to this page too. The problem is I actually placed an order thinking this ink set is compatible with my R1800. I found out that I bought the wrong ink AFTER I opened the box and tried to install one of the inks to my printer. Of course, by doing this, I broke Adorama Camera's return policy which can be found at the link below.
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I'm not sure about that. I got these for my Epson Workforce 325. Might check the Epson website to see which ink carts the 30 will take?
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I have printed less than fifty 8x10 and the black ink and the yellow ink were approaching warning levels. This is in about three months. I used the Ink Republic bulk ink system with my R-2400 for two years and loved it. I have switched to that system for the R-3000. The complete system costs less than half of the cost for replacing the Epson cartridges and lasts roughly 12-15 months at my print rate. Refill is a matter of squeezing ink from the large bottles into the smaller bottles that feed the cartridges.
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If you have the R2400 you shouldn't be looking for cheaper inks that aren't Epson. It's a waste of money if you bought this printer. It's for super quality print outs. Get a $100 printer for that kind of stuff. There is noreplacements for K3 inks.
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The XL's have more ink and last longer. I've tried the 36 & 37. The next time I order will be the XLA's which are supposed to last even longer than the XL's.
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NO, they are the same size. The high capacity means there is more ink inside. I'm not sure they even make regular capacity, or at least I don't remember ever seeing one.
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They're two different sizes used in Canon printer. The 250 is a much larger cartridge, and the 251 is the same size as the color cartridges.