KINGJET 378XL Ink Cartridges Remanufactured for Epson 378
KINGJET 378XL Ink Cartridges Remanufactured for Epson 378 378XL Ink Cartridges Multipack for Expression Photo XP-8700 XP-8600 XP-8500 XP-8505 XP-8605 XP-8000 XP-8005 (Black Cyan Magenta Yellow)
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7 Pack KINGJET 378XL Series
KINGJET | Brand | KINGJET |
2BK+1C+1M+1Y+1LC+1LM | What’s in The Box | 1BK+1C+1M+1Y+1LC+1LM |
BK: 500 CMY: 830 | Page Yield | BK: 500 CMY: 830 |
BK: 16ML CMY: 11ML | Ink Volume | BK: 16ML CMY: 11ML |
Upgraded Chip | ||
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KINGJET | Brand | KINGJET |
2BK+1C+1M+1Y+1LC+1LM | What’s in The Box | 3BK |
BK: 500 CMY: 830 | Page Yield | BK: 500 |
BK: 16ML CMY: 11ML | Ink Volume | BK: 16ML |
Upgraded Chip | ||
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This is a decent set of compatible inks for Epson photo printers. My printer warns me that the inks are not genuine Epson and there is the option to ignore the warning. The output is perfect. Excellent quality and a good price.
As stated in the headline, these remanufactured cartridges are pretty much the exact same as the Epson ones, but for a fraction of the price. I’ve had no issues at all with the cartridges and the print quality is perfectly fine. I would order these again – however – these do last quite a while considering how often I print.
Use my branded printer a lot and have only had one set of branded cartridges as I prefer these. They are significantly cheaper and apart from my printer telling me I’ve installed a non branded ink blah blah blah, there is no difference in print quality and no difference in fitting. What’s not to like!
KINGJET 378XL Ink Cartridges Re-manufactured for Epson 378 378XL Ink Cartridges Multipack for Expression Photo XP-8700 XP-8600 XP-8500 XP-8505 XP-8605 XP-8000 XP-8005 (Black, Cyan, Light Cyan, Magenta, Light Magenta and Yellow).
A full set of XL replacement ink cartridges for the Epson XP-Printers.
These sell for 26.99 for the full XL set. Epson will charge in excess of 100 for an XL set of their own inks.
The KINGJET set will make a good cost effective set once you are into the replacement cycle although it is advised to stay with Epson inks during the warranty period. Use of non Epson inks will invalidate your warranty if anything were to go wrong with your printer.
Epson also monitor the use of inks so be warned that your printer will ask lots of questions if it detects non Epson inks, like whether to proceed, do you really want to use these inks etc. Its a form of subtle bullying to make you stay with Epson inks and there was talk of one of their software updates actually preventing the use of non Epson inks ! So just say “yes” to continue/proceed and the printer will eventually accept them. Worried about a potential exclusion update – I just refuse the updates and have not faced any problems.
Now the main question, are the KINGJET inks any good ? They are working well although I did encounter some problems at the start, two colours would not print and needed two head cleaning cycles. This is not difficult although it does use ink. The colours are now working fine but if you are using these printers for purely photos, there may be some slight tonal variations.
Its a choice you have to make whether to compromise if you use the printer for everyday items AND photos — Epson at over 100 for photo quality but wasted on everyday work or KINGJET at 26.99 which is perfect for everyday but may lose a little for top quality photos.
On the whole I am happy with the KINGJET set however I wish they included two black cartridges with the singles for each colour. Everyone knows that the black runs out whilst the colours are only half used.
4 STAR
I’ve been using these ink cartridges in my printer, and the results have been consistently good. The colors are vibrant and the prints come out clear and smudge-free. I’ve printed a variety of documents and photos, and the quality has been up to par each time. The cartridges are easy to install, fitting perfectly into my printer without any issues. The high page yield is a bonus, meaning I don’t have to replace them as frequently. The value for money is apparent, especially considering the quality of the prints. For anyone using compatible printers, these cartridges are a reliable choice.
The KINGJET 378XL pack, a multipack no less, promises compatibility with my Epson, and I must say, they’ve delivered on that promise. Installation was a breeze – even for someone who usually finds changing cartridges as challenging as convincing a baby that 5 am is not playtime. The cartridges clicked right in, and my printer recognized them faster than my baby spots a hidden toy.
Now, let’s talk about the print quality. I was half expecting the first few prints to look like a watercolour painting left out in the rain — you know, a bit wishy-washy. But, to my surprise, the colours were as vibrant as a rainbow on a sunny day. The black was as deep as my coffee, and the colours were as true as a toddler’s honesty. The photos of my little one came out looking spectacular, and even the mundane documents had a crispness to them.
However, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. I did notice the ink levels seemed to deplete a tad quicker than the original Epson cartridges. But considering the price difference, it’s a small gripe. It’s like expecting a nappy to stay clean all day — optimistic but not always realistic.
Pros:
Installation as easy as pie (and who doesn’t love pie?).
Colour quality that brings your prints to life.
Compatible with my Epson without any fuss or technological tantrums.
Wallet-friendly, which is always a plus when you’ve got a baby emptying your pockets faster than a leaky nappy.
Cons:
Ink levels seem to have a bit of a ‘here today, gone tomorrow’ vibe.
Longevity isn’t quite on par with the originals, but then again, neither is the price.
In short, the KINGJET 378XL Ink Cartridges are a solid choice for the cost-conscious, quality-seeking printer user. They won’t make your printer sing ballads of joy, but they’ll do the job well enough that you won’t be pulling your hair out. And trust me, with a baby at home, I need all the hair I’ve got left!