Epson48 Standard Capacity Cyan Cartridge (T048220-S) Works with Stylus Photo R200, R220, R300, R300M, R340, RX500, RX600, RX620

Just as described on the site. Shipped fast.

Cost is a little high

It doesn't take a genius to figure this one out, does it? If you have an Epson Stylus Photo printer from the R200, R220, R300, R320, R340, RX500, RX600, or RX620 series, you're going to run out of ink eventually. The only real bugaboo with these printers is the fact that you must have ink in every single cartridge (and there are six of them, counting the black cartridge) in order to print. Perhaps, if you have plenty of ink in five cartridges but are running low on, say, light magenta, it would make sense to go out and buy just the single replacement cartridge you need. More often than not, though, you probably run out of ink in most or all of the color cartridges around the same time. Adding up the cost of five individual color ink cartridges is not fun, especially if you have to drop a bundle on color ink when all you want to do is print in black only. What can you do? Read on.First of all, go ahead and let it out - curse your printer and Epson for the high cost of ink and the fact that you can't even print a text document until you ante up for a bunch of weird colors like light cyan and magenta. That's Step 1. Step 2, which I would recommend just skipping altogether, is to take a gander at all of these cheaper third-party ink cartridges that are supposed to work just fine in your printer. You really don't want to go mucking around with any of that third-party stuff. Stick with the genuine article from Epson itself. Now you're ready for Step 3: hit the Internet and start comparing price information for online sellers, local office supply houses, etc. Unless something changes in the future, I can pretty much guarantee you'll end up at the page you're on right now. Buying all five color cartridges as a group is cheaper than buying them individually, and I doubt you'll find a better price than you'll find right here. Sure, it hurts to pay even this much for a bunch of stupid ink, but you really don't have a choice in the matter.At least the ink cartridges are easy to change - and you won't even get any ink on your fingers doing it. And you know they'll all work just fine because they're genuine Epson ink cartridges. This multipack really is the only way to go.

Better buy than local stores.

I wrote a earlier review a few weeks ago. reference to cheap ink. I gave it I don't like rating, I should have wrote minus 5 I hate it. and the reason for that kind of rating is because the shipper would not send it to a APO address. So I had to send it to my sister's address which is in Idaho. Then she had to repack it to have it shipped to Germany. We have some very dumb American's that don't understand what APO stands for. A= Army, P= Post, O= Office. It all falls under USPS. It don' t get any simpler than that. But it does require someone to get up off their butt, and take it the post office and also fill out a customs form. Now I have thrown away at least 15 of the 48 cheap ink cartridges because they always printed in a funny way. some color was there and it wasn't just a mess. So I will toss the rest. I am learning from my mistakes.Now for the I love it part. Some time we all think we are going to get great deal by buy cheap. Well knew if you buy the original you could go wrong, But you have to pay the price. I took out the cheap crap. And put the original cartridges in and it worked 1st copy came out GREAT!

To those who think this is a poor value, you need to realize that the cost of ink is high for any "real" Epson photo printer. I have the RX620, and even several years old, the quality of the photos is stellar. It's no secret that Epsons cost more to run than any other home-use printer out there, and for good reason - the quality.For those who say the ink cartridges aren't full:First, you have no way of knowing this unless you drain it out. You also need to realize that there is one other factor that determines usage, and that's the paper you use. I use Epson photo quality paper only, because it really does produce the best results. Some papers absorb more ink. And if you're using the cheap stuff, forget it - you'll waste ink and have a poor print out.I can easily print more than 150 high-quality 4x6 photos on a run of cartridges. Once you start printing images with dominating colors, you'll find you need to change specific cartridges more regularly. But the higher end printers aren't meant to be used to save money, but rather to produce awesome results right then.These packs used to be cheaper across the board. All prices went up, but the price here is definitely much less than competing office supply chains.

These inks are original packaging and correct for my Epson RX620. Original inks do not seem to dry up as quickly, and the quality is much better. I have had problems with refilled cartridges with poor quality ink for my artwork, and occasionally the wrong cartridge size. I wish all 6 inks came in one box instead of ordering gray separately with this 5 ink box.

Received my order very quickly. It was exactly what I needed.

Everything is fine with these Epson replacement cartridges, but even though the price was far better than buying them retail, I was surprised that the product that was sent to me did not look like the packaging in the ad on Amazon. They are not Epson cartridges and have another type of package. One has to look closely to see that they are not the originals, and that is deceptive.

Thank you so much

Product was as expected. Problem was the box was crushed a bit and I was afraid the cartridge may be damaged but it seems okay.

Well, being an Epson product for my Epson printer, it worked to expectations. Anything less would have been a failure.

This appears to be an Epson original cartridge. This brand new to me product expired in 2015 so I do not know if it is usable.