What is bad is the whole process. Epson makes money eaters, not printers. They set up their software with a so called helpful paint level reader. When epson says it time to change the ink though, there's no arguing. You could be half full and it will say empty. It might just stop recognizing the cartridge. After that, the printer will flat out refuse to ever use that cartridge again. If you followed their instructions, you'd throw a $20 cartridge in there every time it asked you. I figured it out, and it would be cheaper to gas your car to run to the copy shop and get everything done in color, then it would be to buy epson cartridges. It's all a scam for poor people who can't afford lazer printers. You get a printer for the family and print out 20 sheets, runs out, then it never gets touched again.
You have no choice but to rely on third party products like these when dealing with a thieving company like epson. Even with these though, it's a pain. I'd suggest checking out the constant feed ones.
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I bought this for my Epson Workforce 600. My printer did not recognize the cartridges (Says "Low Ink") and the print quality is bad; the colors are very dull and smudged...granted, I'm printing on 32# glossy paper. Factory ink works fine, but this does not compare. I finally just bought a Dell color laser printer.
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