Customer Ratings & Reviews

Buying the ink at Best Buy gives you the best deal

The price is lower than other stores too bad you have to rive all the way to Davenport.

The ink is a lot of money, works good but still a lot of money. A sale once in a while would be nicw.

The Epson has been a good one I however, do wish the ink would last a bit longer.

This is best for printing photos. Use original cartridges to keep from having problems

Good stuff. Expensive though. It's not Best Buy, it's just what it costs.

Wish I could get an individual color cartridge separately.

reproduces documents and photos in very high quality

Larger capacity is nice, no real extra value that I can tell.

Going on 5 years with my Epson printer & I am not disappointed.

Best Buy never lets me down on there printer ink supply.

While the product may do what it is made to do, these cartridges do not last long at all, but then again, that may have more to do with my printer. Good buy if you can catch it on sale!

Probably a good idea to have the entire suite of Epson ink colors on hand, rather than buying them as they run out (necessitating multiple trips to the store). That said, this type of printer ink is so expensive!

I had to buy this whole kit when all I needed was black. I guess this product has reached the end of its life cycle. I suggest buying an Epson ET 4760 printer and recycle your old printer.

The ink is fine, but I just can't wrap my head around how much it costs - it seems like you might be better off to just keep getting new printers instead of replacing the ink for the one you have.

Epson ink Is way too expensive and it does not last long. This is not Best Buy’s fault. I gave up on it and bought a laser printer.

I did not see the 99 ink, associate told me the only differen c e was capacity. I have had issues with the new ink. It is not a clear consistent ink amount.

When they work, they work decently enough. However, getting them to work is a long, costly and, frankly, wasteful process. Two of the six cartridges (the only two I’ve installed so far) guzzled down about a third of their ink just getting them to print properly. Here’s how it went down: Upon installation, I performed a “nozzle head check” and the new cartridge colors simply would not print. At all. To remedy this, you have to perform a “nozzle head cleaning”, which consumes a substantial amount of ink (from EVERY cartridge in the printer). So I performed a cleaning: no change. Then a second cleaning: nothing. Then a THIRD cleaning: still no new ink on paper. A couple hours and countless “nozzle head cleanings” later (literally, I lost count), the newly installed cartridges were finally printing properly. Of course, by that point the ink levels of every cartridge in the printer had been depleted by—no exaggeration—about 30%. As expensive as these tiny vessels of ink are, you’d think they’d at least have the decency to perform their function. Their only function. The sole purpose of their existence. Alas. You had one job, cartridge. ONE JOB.

I've never had any issues with Epson ink but will think twice before buying their printers in the future. The ink is very expensive but you're trapped.

The ink cartridge does mot last very long, even when printing in low resolution.