Epson812 DURABrite Ultra Ink High Capacity Black Cartridge (T812XL120-S) Works with WorkForce Pro WF-7310, WF-7820, WF-7840, WorkForce EC-C7000

Easy to install and has a great print quality. Printer is working well and it’s a good value.

The EPSON 812 DURABrite Ultra Ink High Capacity Black Cartridge works perfectly with my WorkForce Pro WF-7310. The print quality is crisp and clear, and the ink lasts much longer than regular cartridges. It’s easy to install, and the high capacity is a great value for the price. I’ve used it with various printing jobs, and it never disappoints. Highly recommend this cartridge for anyone with a compatible Epson printer!

Tried the refilled cartridges time and tie again, only to wind up replacing the printer due to issues they cause. Epson delivers quality genuine inks, and they may be a little more than the refurb carts, using genuine with your printer for any brand is the only way to go. Really like the EcoTank and those style printers due to simplicity and cost of consumables, but the standard Epson InkJet setup is great as well. As far as InkJet quality printers and consumables Epson passed players like HP and Canon long ago. Epson is the only InkJet we provide for our clientele. Another note: Biggest complaint seen is "the printer is spitting out broken images... Any of these InkJet printers that just sit and do not print weekly at a minimum will experience the nozzles clogging. When these nozzles clog it is symptomatic of a bad ink cart. Check you owners manual or the digital manual online to find the proper way to check and clean the nozzles/jets before replacing the ink cart. This could be the only issue and save you $$$. The procedure can tedious and have seen it need to be ran nearly 20 passes before the problem was cleared and the nozzles were cleaned and functioning properly again. The downfall of this is, it will use the ink cart up a bit to clean them. However not doing this will ultimately lead to wasting money on cartridges either way.

Almost hate to give a good review given how far Epson goes to disable their printers if they detect third-party (and much more economical) ink cartridges. Still, Epson brand cartridges always seem to work, so long as you are willing to pay the price for their consumables. Couldn't find a tank style printer making 11x17 pages at the time we bought this, but we suggest avoiding ink jet cartridge printers if you can.

Good Ink.

I use these ink carts for more heat transfer printing on shirts and other apparel. The colors are rich and vibrant and does not fade when washed because pigment inks are fade and water-resistant. The only downside is that the inks finish quickly, and you really don't want to do major head cleanings because that's money down the drain and the carts are not cheap. The only solution for anyone that does large volume of printing is to go with the Epson EcoTank Pro ET-16600 or 16650.

Arrived as described and actually faster than stated on website.

Definitely go with the XXL if you can. It's the best value and the most convenient. There are off-brand inks for the Epson, and some of them are amazing, but Epson sometimes rolls out system updates to make sure you can't use those. There are workarounds. At worst, don't do system updates until you're about ready to swap ink cartridges, go with the authorized brand until the off market can catchup and then go back. But if you don't want to go through the hassle, then this is the one you want.The print quality is excellent with this, and it lasts a long time, especially at this size.