can i use generic ink cartridges?
245764
Yes, you definitely can, though the machine will recognize them as generic, and ask if you want to proceed with the set up, which you simply answer yes, or click OK, or something similar.
245765
Using generic inks can clog your printer, do so at your own risk... and yes, it could void your warranty too.
245766
No, you can't. The printer won't accept them. That's a deal breaker for me. I just found that out when I installed one.
245767
I never used generics with any printers I had. Doing so might void the warranty.
245768
Yes look at my review for the best ink deal on amazon that I found. Think the brand name of the generic is inktoneram
245769
I haven't had to change a cartridge yet. I have used generics with other printers and they seem to do okay.
245770
You can, but a better deal is the CISS systems sold on Amazon. They have large ink reservoirs and reset buttons. These can last up to 2 years and cost about as much as one set of OEM cartridges. They work great, I installed a system on my WF-3520 and have had no problems at all. Just put CISS Epson in the Amazon search bar.
245771
Generic ink cartridges will ruin your Epson printer. I got tired of paying high prices for Epson ink, so I purchased some very good quality generic ink cartridges. As a result, I got horrible lined streaks of ink on all of my printed documents. I tried to switch back to Epson ink, cleaned all the printer heads and nozzles, and the stripes still remained. I ruined a perfectly good printer that I'd had for years by not using Epson ink cartridges.
245772
Yes, you definitely can, though the machine will recognize them as generic, and ask if youwant to proceed with the set up, which you simply answer yes, or click OK, or somethingsimilar.
245773
Yes, but Epson takes the ability away with firmware updates, then the generic ink guys make new cartridges that work. You can downgrade the printer with utilities you buy for not much on the internet if you upgraded on accident.
1412773
I don't know. Though your printer isn't listed as one of the compatible printers for these inks, it does use the same ink cartridges as my mx922 printer. Best to send an email to the vendor on this question.
1265899
They are compatible to OEM cartridges. When just printing on plain paper I suggest using a higher grade paper. The everydaytype paper has a tendency to eat the ink. Soaks the ink up like a sponge. Outside that they seem to last as long as any that I have used. Use the printer a couple times a month or the ink can dry out in the printer and cause problems.
253020
You need to check what your printer says the number cartridge you need . They are not universal!
393021
Yes. I could not tell any difference between the compatible and the brand name cartridges when I print photos.
809981
NO, they will not work but these will. The ones you are looking at will FIT but wont work.These will Generic Remanufactured Ink Cartridges Replacement for 125125 (5xBlack, 3xCyan, 3xMagenta, 3xYellow, 14-Pack)
1237303
You can sue a generic version. In fact I recommend it. Mine broke down before I got through even 1 cartridge, brother refused support because it was already a year old. If you haven't already purchased this printer, don't.
295782
I would say that when you order your ink please send the seller your specific required cartridge info otherwise you may not get what you want. the ink I ordered which the seller did say was compatible with my printer doesn't work on my printer. these inks does not work on my pixma i3600 although the seller says its compatible. Be cautious
252999
Go to the web site for Freshinkjets.com. Enter ink refill kits. The kits displayed will list the compatible printer series.
814200
yes, but it is not regular cartridges. they are same physical size but contains less ink.
825061
Yes you can. Would it be wise to do so? probably not. Read carefully the complaints about other Epson printers at Amazon. Most of them are about ink leaking or other problems related to ink cartridges. With generic ink you have no service support from Epson.
82157
I don't know but on Amazon you can enter your printer model & it will show you the ink cartridge that corresponds to your printer.
1433214
I am not sure, but I would use the ink especially for the photo smart printer. It is cheaper anyways. Hope this helps, rwc
232681
it depends how old your printer is. The new printers come with the more common cartridges that are interchangeable. Inside the cartridge well, there should be several different cartridge numbers that are compatible with your printer. Good luck
486211
I have an Epson XP-410 and it will NOT print with Generic Re-manufactured ink. I have tried two different suppliers. I reordered Epson ink and the printer works great.Generic Re-manufactured ink (toner) works great with my HP 1300 Laserjet and my Samsung CLP-300. Sorry I can't give you some useful advice.
2054358
Yes, they will work. I use them in a similar model. Resetting the cartridge can be a little awkward but I have saved a fortune buy buying bulk ink.
825053
Epson inks can be replaced by generic ink cartridges or by using a cartridge refill kit, but, Epson does warn the owner that by doing that while still under warranty it will void the warranty. I also do high-end printing for my part-time photo work using a high end Epson (Artisan 1430) and would never use other then Epson inks. Yes, generic inks will typically save you money, but, only consider doing this after the warranty runs out! Also consider the paper you use since often, the paper made for/by the same manufacturer (Epson ink and paper) will yield the best and most consistent results.