Does anyone knows if the ink cartridges included with the printer have the same amount of ink as the one sold here?
484358
My ink came in the retail box. It is the same as that came with the printer but boxed for retail. This printer came with full ink tanks So I don't think it makes a difference anyway.
484359
These are not demo cartridges. These are the full regular ones just got em!
484360
The ones come with the printer are only 1/3-1/2 full. These ones are completely full.
484361
The starter cartridges are actually more full. The weight of CLI-42 starter are 28g and the refill one are 27g. http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?topic=27448.0
2247032
From previous purchases of printers, I did buy ink separate for this printer. However, to my joyful surprise, a black & color cartridges were included in the box. So now I have a backup for both cartridges. Not sure if cartridges come wIth every printer of this type or it was special from the seller.
2089068
The printer does come with starter cartridges, which are not 100% full. I would plan or ordering a set if you're going to be printing a lot right off the bat.
1657310
I thought of this too because the 2 regular ones are cheaper than a single XL. What I want to know is the ink capacity of both cartridges?
1493859
Definitely NOT the same. The cartridge included with the printer is about half full compared to the 128 replacement.
2103697
Yes - that is the printer I have. So far I have used 3 of the cartridges and have had no problems. Color seems good and no problems with clogging up the inkjets.
1530004
I can't really answer because not to be an ass, but in my review, I said the cartridges I received did not work whatsoever. They were the right ones, right size, but when I ran a clean cycle then did an ink test, the ink was BARELY visible and was very bland, as if the cartridges were old/expired, or completely dried out. I payed for them as brand new, was not very happy.
217139
I haven't had mine long enough to answer specifically but it's seems about like our cannon and hp printers but difficult to find the ink locally and easier to buy from sellers here on Amazon
1529934
I called the seller and the answer that they gave me was to just wait until the printer says the cartridge is empty then remove it and replace it. You have to physically check the cartridges to see if there is enough ink.
1250914
The setup cartridges have a much smaller ink supply but should last a month or so. There are refill ink bottles advertised on ebay but Cartridge World tells me that even though they can be refilled, the printer will not print with them until the cartridge chips are reset and Cartridge World does not yet have the software to reset them. The XL cartridges have 11 ml of ink and I spent almost as much on a set of six as I spent purchasing the printer-around $17 each. Don't know how much ink should be in the standard cartridges. Nice printer though.
163713
I don't know the exact answer, but you can rest assured it is a lot. We tried both the after-market cheap ones and the real deal. Use the real cartridges, they actually have more ink in them than the cheaper ones. We have run off many many hundreds of pages with the replacement set. No problems. We used to use a laser but the powdered ink junk leaked all over the place and the print outs were streaked. We threw it out....
1530005
The 600 pages is what the manufactured (in this case Brother) says that the ink cartridges will print. In my experience it can be 10% less in some case 10% more...
2265757
That is the printer that I have and they have worked great. We are still on that set. I kind of think that it has printed more than the original cartridges, but haven't kept numbers on what we printed to prove it.
748332
Hello!While I can't speak for everyone, we have had an awesome experience with this refill! We are on our second refill & the printer's performance is fine (as it has been performing we purchased ir). I can't imagine ever buying two ink cartridges for the price of a printer again. Hope this helps. :)
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I don't think there is any difference between what ink goes into the cartridge. It is just a better value to pay for only ONE cartridge and get twice the ink , rather than the equivalent of 2 cartridges to get the same ink. Better cost/value.
659570
The cartridge size should be the same! Only the ink amount is different! Greteings Axel
1448165
I just spoke with an Epson salesperson and he confirms that the 630 comes with the Extra high-capacity color cartridges and has for some time. His actual words were "it has ALWAYS come with the 127 cartridges" but I have have learned to take such info from salespeople with a grain of salt. I have forwarded Epson's current "What's in the Box" ink description to Amazon along with the Epson site link so we shall see if they update the info.FWIW, BH Photo also shows the 630 with the 127 cartridges but I haven't checked on any other sites.