Customer Ratings & Reviews

There's actually only one choice of cartridge for our printer of course. Best Buy's price is cheaper than Office Depot or anywhere else we've found.

Epson ink is the best. But it is becoming increasingly difficult to find individual color packaging. The multi-packs are convenient but sometimes I end up with multiples of the same color so I need to buy single colors to balance it out. Best Buy is one of the few places I have found still offering individual packaging.

This is a must in my ink supply. I prefer Epson printers and their ink over the competition. Too bad that this product is not available in the big box store itself.

Epson ink works best on Epson printers. The ink has a rich color, creating lasting (archival) quality true-to-life prints. Highly recommend this product.

Never been disappointed with Epson printers and/or inks. Only complaint...as is true with all ink cartridges...they could be less expensive.

I purchased online for my printer and had no problems at all with my experience.

I've been using these genuine Epson cartidges in my Epson Stylus Photo RX595 for several years and they've always worked well. I wish they were larger (more ink), but the size is not bad.

Tried to go cheap and get Meijer brand. Big mistake... Epson only from now on.

I had always wanted to purchase this particular ink. I eventually bought it and took it home, only to discover that it was long outdated. It was the only one on the shelf, and the price seemed ridiculously reasonable. I took it home and, unfortunately, had to take it back to Best Buy.

i needed ink for my printer and couldn't find it except to order it. I got free shipping and it arrived very soon after ordered

Epson ink can be hard to find. Best Buy price was competitive and quick shipping

I can always count on good quality and rewards program

Epson does it's best to keep users buying its inks, like all printer manufacturers they put chips on the ink to force you to only use branded ink. And the chip serves the purpose of deternining empty cartridges by the number of prints - has nothing to do with actual amount of ink used. If you thought gas was expensive - these cartridges cost ~ $14 each (4ml), and there are 6 of them. THat's $84 - same cost as the printer itself. Only problem - and the manufacturers have done this.