Epson Original T0807 Tinte Kolibri (Stylus Photo R265 R360 R285 RX585 RX685 PX700W P50 PX650 PX810FW PX710W PX820FWD PX720WD PX660 PX830FWD PX730WD RX560) Multipack 6-farbig

Consegna perfetta, arrivata come previsto. Ho provato delle cartucce non originali ma il colore non era soddisfacente e la qualità pessima in quanto tutte le volte che dovevo stampare dovevo fare la pulizia delle testine. Queste sono perfette. Ottimo prodotto.

Cher comme toutes les cartouches de marque, mais fiabilité sans faille

In late December 2009 I purchased a PX710W. Initially I did a lot of photo printing. 15 x 10 cm prints, lots of them. In early February 2010 I noticed that the Light Cyan and Light Magenta inks were being used fairly fast and bought replacements from a marketplace seller. These came in the proper packaging. A week or two later I bought a full set (TO807) direct from Amazon. Again, these came in the proper packaging. Since then, the printer has been used mostly for document printing and copying rather than photos, but recently I have been printing more of them, some being of larger sizes.I kept no record of dates, but all the cartridges have since been installed. The last two were about a month ago and were the Light Cyan and Light Magenta from the 6-pack. Black is now very low and I have just ordered a replacement from Amazon's Preferred Merchant.I have read a lot of complaints regarding packaging of Epson ink cartridges from marketplace sellers. They should always be in the vacuum packaging. They are not packed this way for fun. If they don't have vacuum packaging, send them back. Likewise, the TO807 set should come in a box with the individual cartridges vacuum packed. Otherwise they are not 'Genuine Epson TO807 Multipack'. Read what the merchant says before buying, and take care.My experience has been extremely good. Unusually so, perhaps. I have never yet had to clean the heads, and this is despite the automatic head cleaning being turned off. I prefer to have things under my own control. I have seen a recommendation always to leave printers turned off when not in use. When turned off, it should park the head and cap it so as to prevent the ink from drying out. Judging by the whirring and clanking that takes place after a few minutes of being left idle, I suspect that the printer parks and caps the head automatically. Epson don't say, of course.What is the life of the inks? I don't know. Those currently in my printer all came from the 6-pack and have manufacturing dates of September or October 2009 (The Status Monitor gives the information).Don't use 'Compatible' inks! I found this out the hard way. I bought my first inkjet printer some time in the late 1990s or early 2000s, and saved cost by using 'Compatible' cartridges and also a cartridge refill kit. The end result was that the head became so badly blocked that I could no longer clean it. The cost of a replacement head was as much as the cost of a new printer, so I threw it out and bought a new (and better) printer. From then on I have only used Epson inks, despite the cost. Epson's prices are outrageous for sure, but in the long run the cost of buying non-Epson cartridges can be greater. There can also be questions as to whether the inks in non-Epson cartridges are really equivalent. There are matters of colour and light-fastness, for example.I hope that this is useful to some people.

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