Epson Red Ink Cartridge
Dec 22, 2009 in
Computers & Software
- For Epson Stylus Photo R800 printers
- Yields approximately 400 pages at 5% coverage
- Water, fade, and smudge-resistant
- UltraChrome pigment-based ink formulation
- Ideal for home photo-printing; archival-quality results
Product Description
Engineered to give your customers optimum photographic output, these UltraChrome pigment inks provide excellent resistance to water, fading and smudging. Their wide color gamut allows for truer, more realistic pictures. The gloss optimizer gives uniform gloss coverage for prints that look like traditional photo lab prints…. More >>
Epson Red Ink Cartridge
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5 comments
William McCurdy on December 22, 2009 at 11:01 pm
If you own the EPSON Stylus Photo R1800, this is the ink for you.
L. T. Beasimer on December 23, 2009 at 12:56 am
When it comes to ink for my R1800 photo printer, I am concerned with the quality of the images I print. The Epson red UltraChrome Hi-Gloss ink cartridge provides superior resistance to water, fading and smudging. It is important to me that my prints are of high quality, so I don’t attempt to use the cheaper compatible ink cartridges. The color can be duplicated, but all inks are not created equal. Third party options may produce a good print initially, but may not hold up or last as long.
PROS:
Provides superior resistance to water, fading and smudging
CONS:
Price
DigitalMan on December 23, 2009 at 3:10 am
It’s how the printer companies really make their money. I cringe that it costs me $120 to replace all of my ink cartridges on my Epson R1800 and I never get as many prints as I think I should. A necessity for sure, there is no way around buying these things, I just wish they were a little cheaper. The quality of the inks are very good though and the prints I get from the R1800 are outstanding.
Mark Grinshpon on December 23, 2009 at 3:50 am
I don’t think this ink requires any comments. Its genuine from Epson, period. It’s perfect for the Epson printer it’s designed for. I don’t have a problem using third-party inks on my cheap everyday printers. But for professional quality jobs on a pretty expensive (at least when we bought it a few years ago) Epson Photo R1800 — genuine ink is the only way to go.
Glenn W. Stuck on December 23, 2009 at 5:10 am
Epson is always a good choice. Epson is a great company to deal with.