Epson T0715 Ink Cartridge

The Product Is Excellent it exactly performs as it says...

Firstly these multipacks are easy to spot on-line or in a shop because Epson have used animals on the front of the packaging. This means that you do not have to read every pack in the store to find the cartridges you want, you just need to look for the picture of the big cat. This is particularly useful when you can't remember the actual numbers of the cartridges (and we have all done that!) or if reading is difficult for you.

The multi pack consists of one black, one cyan, one magenta and one yellow ink cartridge. The TO711, 712,713, and 714. Epsom call their ink Durabrite Ultra ink. There is no doubt that the quality of print produced using these cartridges is good but if you are just printing off information to read and throw rather than to keep.
The product lasts a reasonable amount of time and as you would expect it is the black that runs out first. If Epson wanted to improve this product they should include two black cartridges in the multipack.

The cartridges are easy to insert into and remove from my printer. It is worth remembering that when the printer says the cartridges are empty there is still probably plenty of capacity to print left and this warning can be ignored for some time to make this product last longer. All in all this multipack is a reasonable product which is worth buying if you like the reassurance of the name.

I had always used genuine Epson ink in my printer, But when I went to get some genuine cartridges I noticed that the price for a full set of inks was nearly £40. That is a stupid price to pay for ink, when the printer only cost me £50 in the first place.

I found some quality compatible cartridges from HULL_INKS on ebay for £5 the set. The compatible cartridges have 19ml of ink in each one rather than 7ml in each original cartridge AND the compatible set had an extra black cart too.

If a compatible ink company can supply 5 hi capacity cartridges for £5, then Epson is ripping us all off charging nearly £40 fot a set of 4 standard ones.

So far I have noticed no difference in print quality and the compatible cartridges are working well.

No longer will I waste my money buying genuine epson inks, unless they seriously bring the price down.

I needed to replace the previously bought non-Epson cartridges with the genuine product as I was not satisfied with the non genuine product.
The Epson cartridges provide a much better print & colour match & the printer does not require as much maintenance since I changed back. In future I will restrict my purchases to genuine Epson only even though they are slightly more expensive.
The only adverse comment I can make is that the quantity of ink in the cartridges is quite small & the overall result would have been an 'excellent' if the volume could be increased just a little more.

I have an Epson SX215 printer which is used a lot. For run-of-the-mill printing,compatible inks are fine and they actually work in this printer unlike some other makes. If you want to print decent photos then Epson original ink does produce better results (the yellow seems particularly weak with compatible).How the hell Epson justify their prices I do not know - I just search E-bay for a good deal.

As a multi-pack it great value, however It does seem to run out rather quickly, and can be quite expensive.
The packaging is secure and sturdy with the cartridges vacuum wrapped seperatly and the easy to follow instructions coupled with the ease of use printer makes the Epson T0715 Ink Cartridge a great buy for beginners and experts alike

4/5