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epson ink (2008-08-28)
epson original durabrite ink, they say it last longer and it does its seems to go on forever very good price as well

OK but... (2008-03-28)
I find these pigment colour inks unsuitable for photos: the ink sits like an opaque layer on top of glossy paper, rather like laser print, and doesn't look like a photo. Maybe Epson do a special paper?

I bought this multipack with a new D120 printer, which uses two black cartridges for speed; when the blacks ran out, the printer refused to print until BOTH blacks were replaced. As this multipack contains only one, the printer was useless until we bought more. I'm bemused that Epson specify this pack for the D120...

The usual Epson excellence (2007-10-07)
I chose my first Epson as it was the only one in the shop that gave me the ability just to change the colour that had run out and when I wanted a printer with a few more features I chose another Epson, this time because I'd also found the inks gave me nice bright colours and dried quickly on all papers. The value for money is great and I am delighted with these inks, just as I was with the other Epson inks I had to buy for the other Epson. Superb.

Makes the cost bearable (2007-07-10)
Inkjets are notoriously expensive to run and ink is the main consumable cost. I have an excellent Epson DX 4050 and the new inks are certainly impressive and durable. However, the cartridges are relatively small in volume and a few big photos can take a heavy toll on the inks. My local shop charges me £7.99 for a cartridge. This pack from Amazon means that each cartridge costs about £4.63. It doesn't take a genius to see that this is a cracking deal. Bless you, Amazon!

good quality inks (2007-06-09)
I have used Lexmark, Cannon inks but Epsons inks knocks them all.
The colours are really bright.