“How much more ink is in a high yield cartridge, compared to a regular Epson cartridge?”

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• Page count can be found on Epson website. I find the 126 does last a lot longer than the 124

  Answered by games 6 years ago

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• Half

  Answered by Quickjasonquick 9 years ago

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• Think it's supposed to be twice as much. They seem to last about twice as long when I've used them, though I've never page counted. If you go through cartridges fairly quickly, I would buy the high yield - just to minimize having to replace sooner.

  Answered by Vince 9 years ago

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• About twice as much

  Answered by Nexuss 9 years ago

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• 126

  Answered by allan198511 9 years ago

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• 20 percent

  Answered by Mark 9 years ago

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• It really depends which cartridge you have. Every cartridge is difference. Example Epson 252 Black is 350 pages, Color is 300 pages, XL Black is 1,100 and Color is 1,100 pages

  Answered by Bunks 10 years ago

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• I never counted pages but in my experience they are worth it. The 126 lasts much longer.

  Answered by lonestar 10 years ago

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• I believe it is about 30% more ink

  Answered by Ohio 10 years ago

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• The 127 XL essentially yields about 25% more than a 126

  Answered by Robert 9 years ago

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