EpsonT1301XL Black Stag Genuine High Yield DURABrite Ultra Ink Cartridge

Always worked well for me and been using this product for years.

This is an epson original cartridge, in XL style (which is twice the width of a regular size L cartridge).I think the untagged reference relates to an RF tag which is usually inside the packaging, why we need to know its untagged I'm not really sure ! I purchased with amazon prime from amazon.co.uk and it arrived next day.I personally avoid compatible cartridges, they often leak or have problems or the colour (in this instance black) isn't often as bright or vivid. I'd rather pay a bit more to know that my warranty isn't going to be affected and that I get the results I expect.It would be nice if Amazon send a recycling wallet or if Epson gave a pre-paid recycling envelope - There is some reference to recycling in the little piece of paper which comes with it.All in all an easy purchase experience, and a good ink experience and less than the rrp and other retailers.

Much like any refill original cartridge still doesn't last long especially for photos. One usually runs out before the others.

To say the truth I haven’t used it yet because my ink is still full but I think it will be okay the price was good and if it turns out to be a real original then all will be ok if not you’ll hear from me.

For printing.

Epson have updated their devises to only take Epson cartridge's. before i used compatible ones but they stopped being accepted by my printer. although the prices do change on a regular basis, i kept this in my basket until the price decreased. the print quality is very good and lasts a while.

genuine cartridge as described delivered quickly

You'd have to be desperate or have plenty of money to buy Epson inks. Of course Epson printers hate you using non Epson inks and the printers are set-up to continually reject or fail to install non Epson inks. Hence this is the only reason why you'd buy them. Is there anyone out there who'd like to join me in bringing a class action against all manufacturers who push you into buying their ridiculously priced inks?