NEXTPAGE 103 Ink Bottles Compatible with L1110‎ L1210 L1250 L3100 L3101 L3110 L3111 L3150 L3151‎ L3156 L3160 L3210 L3211 L3250 L3251 L3252 L3260 L3550 PrinterY (4 Pack)

For just £12, these seem like a great replacement for the £30 Epson originals, you get the same amount the colours seem identical.The tops fit perfectly into the ink tanks of my Ecotank printer, with no mess.Print quality appears to be the same. I print a colour test sheet once a week to keep ink flowing through the printer head and prevent it drying out. I recommend you do the same with these unbranded inks, maybe twice a week to be safe.Epson advise that non-branded ink could damage your printer, and if you are concerned then maybe stay away, but for most people the huge savings may be worth it if you print a lot.Overall these appear great and I will update if anything changes with them in the future.

We have an Epson ET2860 printer so one of the devices that has an integrated ink tank. I’ve always used Epson ink so was interested to try these. After having to wait a couple of weeks for my old bottles to run out I decided to give these a go. Obviously you get the four colours you require to print everything. They fitted into the printer with no issues so extremely easy to use and absolutely no leaks. They functioned exactly as the Epson ones do. To all intents and purposes they look exactly like Epson bottles. I ran a test piece to get the new ink flowing through and everything looked good. I needed to print off some pages with colour charts and I have to say the quality was pretty good. I then tried it on a photo and I would say that the quality wasn’t quite as high as the Epson ink but certainly acceptable. I will be interested to see how long the colour holds in the months ahead but it’s certainly better than I expected. These bottles are exceptionally good value for money and for run of the mill printing they are great quality. Perfect for small businesses and general printing but maybe not quite as good as Epson for photos.

I picked up this compatible ink set because the official Epson bottles are getting more expensive, and I go through quite a bit of ink with the amount of printing I do at home. I’ve got an Epson EcoTank L3150 and I mainly print documents, a few colour pages for the kids’ school work, and the odd photo. This twin black plus colour set seemed like good value and promised to work with my printer model.Filling the tanks was straightforward. The bottles are clearly labelled and the nozzles fit the EcoTank ports without any mess or leaks. That part was just as smooth as using the Epson-branded inks. Once installed, the printer recognised the levels correctly and everything worked right away, which was a relief.When it comes to print quality, it’s good enough for day-to-day use. Text is sharp enough for documents, and the colours are decent for charts or homework sheets. That said, when I printed a few high-resolution images to test it out, the colours weren’t quite as rich or crisp as I get with the genuine ink. It’s more noticeable with gradients and fine detail, so I probably wouldn’t use this set for anything professional or photo-heavy.All in all, it’s a decent alternative for regular home printing where perfect colour accuracy isn’t a priority. You save a fair bit without losing too much in quality, but if you need top-notch prints, you might want to stick with the originals.