If you are a person who counts your pages: How many pages are you getting from these EPS cartridges? If you don't count pages, please do not answer by saying "I don't know" because "I don't know" and similar replies just make Amazon think that the...
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I can give you an approximate number of pages, but not a specific count. I get between 1000 and 1,100 impressions (I print duplex pages) per cartridge. Bear in mind that I am printing railroad timetables from the 1920's, so the pages are filled with small (6 - 8pt type) with about 40% coverage on most pages - the average number of impressions per job range between 1376 - 1670 (or 688 - 835 pieces of paper). I hope this information helps.
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HP says it will print up to 450 sheets or 250 photographs. But I wouldn't buy it from Amazon. I bought a black and tri color last year, and had nothing but hang-ups and "check cartridge" messages with them. So I went back to Costco and bought the pair, black and tri-color, and voila, no more problems. I have a feeling the supplier to Amazon is selling refilled cartridges, so beware.
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Hi Scott,Thank you for your reply -- I appreciate it! Went to the link you provided and put in my request to be notified when they get more in stock.Still hoping someone can tell us how long a cartridge lasts on average -- 20 bucks is pretty expensive for just 2 of them, although I noticed they're currently offering a 20% discount with free shipping, which would help a bit.
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Hi William, my Total Page Count is at 169,810 and it is working excellently. It was about 143k when I first purchased it. GTPrinters also sent me a NEW (generic) toner cartridge after they read my review! I did try to purchase this same printer before, from a Texas company, TRASH, SENT BACK! The Page Count on it was 283K (not that bad) but it looked like (and sounded like) it had been assembled from parts from many printers. Not happy at all... If I were you, I would look for a Page Count somewhere below 225k and not re-built from multiple machines. Best Of Luck, Mitch
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We do not get the amount of sheets the cartridge claims to print. However, in all fairness we are an insurance agency that is printing quotes and there are areas on the quotes that do have gray shaded lines. We only got about 2300 on the first cartridge and then on the extra high yield ($400 cartridge) we should have gottenaround 25000 (i believe that is what they claim) when we only received about 13000. The machine is lightening fast and will print a very high volume in a short amount of time. We have not had a run in with the warranty so I can't help you there.
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not sure yet--with the brand new cartridge in the new printer, I have printed over 150 pages and have received ""prepare to replace toner message"" for the last 10 or so printings; the b.s. in the pro-mo literature states cartridge is good for 700 pages; pressing code menu--1--8 allows continued printing, but anticipate shutdown around 200; of course nothing in the promotional information indicates any reference to word density--words per page.....Raines BCNU
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I have them in an Epson WP-4530. I have no idea the sheet count i get, but know I refill them a lot less often than I had to replace original cartridges. When i replaced the printer I never bothered to put the original ones in the new one.
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I always use the genuine ink. I just think overall things will work out better that way. I have never measured pages per cartridge but it is porobably reasonable. Your printer apparently uses CLI226 and PGI 225. I'm not thrilled with printers which use so many different inks but that seems to be the trend these days. Have a Blessed day!
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Ink pig is a mild term. I printed about 12 pages of text and labeled 10 or so discs. The ink cartridges that came with the machine are practically empty. What's the deal? I have had an Epson R200 now for a couple of years and have only had to replace the cartridges once. I would hate to pay for high capacity cartridges and only get double output. I guess I need to take O'Shaughnessey's advice and gripe out Epson!
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I am a repeat buyer from this seller and have found these cartridges to be inconsistent. Most of them last as long as the "high" capacity OEM cartridges. I have had one or two that did not last that long however. I'm not sure if it is a problem with the cartridge or my printer however. I'm sorry I couldn't be more definitive in my answer but if I had to say one way or the other, I would say that they are more comparable to the "high" capacity. I hope this helps.
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I haven't checked the second cartridge yet, but the first I would think was less than 1,000 pp., though I never counted them. It just had a flashing red light requiring a replacement cartridge after a few hundred pages.
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this is an old issue with epson printers. it is the printer - not the cartridge - which decides when it is empty. because third party cartridges often hold more ink, they appear to be defective. what you should try to compare is the page count. are you getting the same number of pages?
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Depends on how much print is on a page, but I have been impressed with these cartridges and the fast shipment. I would use them again. I estimate 900-1500 pages per cartridges.
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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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Yup! They preform just like the expensive ones. I've had no problem with them and we get quite a few pages per cartridge. I'll definitely reorder from YoYoInk when I need more. Signed, Dogowner
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I don't know. You'd have to ask the company selling the cartridges, not the customers.
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They worked for me. I can't see any difference from the Epson cartridges. I would warn you that there was a little leakage from them as I removed the tape, but none since. I will order them again. Chuck