(1) I just got the Epson Wf-3520 and it says I can use the 126 or larger capacity 127 cartridges. The new printer comes with the 126. How much larger are these Inktoneram 127 cartridges?
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I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were recognized and I have had no printing issues. Hope this helps. I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were... » Read More I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were recognized and I have had no printing issues. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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127 cartridge have more inks than 126 cartridge it's fits for my printer WF-3540 but is much better go to Epson Website to find out. Thank you
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Not sure, haven't used it yet. But I did use the same seller's color cartridges on my wf-3540, and it immediately started messing up my color prints, so I would advise not getting that one.
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This printer takes the 124 this is 126. try 4 New Remanufactured Epson 124 Ink Cartridges Epson 124 T124120 T124220 ...
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I don't know check with Epson web site to check if your model number printer will use the 127 cartridge.
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Received printer today and amazon description is correct. :( It came with the standard 126 ink cartridges.Also something strange...I just rechecked Epson website, thinking I might contact them about the discrepancy but their site now shows 126 standard cartridges included with the 630?Oh well....You are right until you are wrong! :)
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The #126 is the standard capacity cartridge, and the #127 is the extended capacity cartridge (which provides the best value in ink for this machine).
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We have had excellent results using inktoneram re-manufactured ink. The printer tells me I am not using an Epson cartridge and I click go ahead and the work wonderfully. I ordered the XL ones and I can print lots with them.
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I have use 126 but not 127. So I can't really give you answer. Just make sure 127 will work on your printer. sorry. I just know 126 last longer.
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This would seem to be a case of deliberately misleading labeling: Per Epson site, the "extra high capacity" cartridges are part #127 (50% more ink?), while the "high capacity" (i.e., approx 2/3 of the #127 capacity) cartridges are part #126. These are being sold as #127 replacements, but apparently with only #126 (or rather, unstated and unknown) volume of ink. (Of course, neither Epson nor anybody else documents the actual ink volume.) Anyway, do the arithmetic, and factor in nuisance factor of changing cartridges (realigning heads &c;) more often.
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If the epson 3540 takes series 126 which is normal capacity compared to the 127 high capacity. I believe the 3540 does take series 126 ink carts!
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The 124 and 126 cartridges are compatible. I don't know about the 127. I think you will have to go by what the manual recommends.
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No you need Epson cartridges #125 which can be found on Amazon serching Epson 125 cartridges. Lots of cheap choices!
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i own the workforce wp4540 .... I WOULd only suspect they are comatible if epson's ink sold or third party ink is sold is identical to both your and my model .... i please do an image search for EPSON 676XL CYAN ... THAT IS THE STANDARD only real epson cardtridge - rest are what came with and a mix of what i purchased as seen in the ink owl ... i would go off the sole reasoning of identical cartdridges required on both - excuse grammar ..i trade during day time
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It appears your printer accepts 200 cartridges. The XL means it has an extra capacity black ink cartridge (the color ink cartridges are standard capacity). According to Epson's site, your printer will accept the XL cartridge.
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My printer had a mechanical problem & I replace it. New Epson uses a 126 different cartridge. Haven't ordered new cartridges. Sorry, I couldn't be more help.
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I have the Epson Workforce 630. Instead of buying the 126 I did purchase the Epson durabrite T127520 ultra 127 and they work like a dream. I never will buy the smaller capacity again. For a complete listing... you can visit the Epson website and it will tell you for sure for your particular printer in question.
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Well, according to Epson, it won't work. The T127120 is a high capacity cartridge for the WF-3520, which is my first, latest and only Epson printer I've ever owned(only HP since 1980's), it's an incredible All-in-One. The manufacturers make their money mainly from the ink and toner cartridges, not from the sale of printers, so I've been told. I wouldn't be surprised, as John A Lichty wrote that they may not be interchangeable.