Uniwork Remanufactured Ink Cartridge Replacement for Epson 252 252XL T252XL use for Workforce Wf-3640 Wf-3620 Wf-7610 Wf-7620 Wf-7710 Wf-7720 Wf-7210 Wf-7110 (4Black 2Cyan 2Magenta 2Yellow) 10 Pack

I was so excited to get these and the money I would save! Sadly, they did not work on my WF - 3640. I followed the instructions and ideas on the User Guide that came with the ink and had no luck. If you hit "Proceed" as shown in the picture...it just tells you to replace it with a genuine Epson cartridge and the process starts over again. There are no arrows or options at all. So sad :( I have seen other reviews on the WF - 3640 and some state that theirs works fine...I wish mine did.________________________________________________________________________________________FOLLOW - UP --- After trying another cartridge and shutting off the printer overnight... today, it worked!! Printed a test page and it printed great!! I have to say, the customer service is amazing! So quick to follow-up. They offered to replace the cartridges that did not work....I find this so helpful and I went from a 1 star to a 5 -- This is just due to the customer service! And again.....AMAZING!

As always, when you are not using the “genuine” manufacturer’s product, the printer/scanner will get conniptions when you use ersatz “remanufactured” ink cartridges. With insistent finagling, I got the printer to work with this in cartridge.The BAD news:1) Two of the cartridges have leaked into the plastic bag in which they came, so I ended up with rainbow fingers - luckily, I have some ink remover from my fountain pen repair hobby;2) The black cartridge was the wrong size – the one that they send is the same size as the color cartridges; it’s supposed to be a big fat one.The GOOD news:1) With proper dedication and a hammer (I am kidding) the cartridges work OK;2) The price is a paltry sum when compared to Epson’s own – I paid almost $100 less than the $124.96 it would cost on the Epson site.As long as the printer is not used on a mission critical, these ‘remanufactured” cartridges will do just fine. If I want true high quality color prints, I’ll go to Kinko’s (or whatever they are called now). I betcha it will still be much cheaper.

The order of the all black reconditioned ones do not fit my printer. Can’t find invoice or shipping info to return. I am sure I did not order correctly as they are a little to wide. The order of one each color worked fine. I would return the all black ones but as I stated I cannot find any of the paperwork. Outside help has been here helping (husband Parkinson’s) and I am not a happy camper as I am constantly looking for things. I am sure that my rambling has made your day. Mark it down as an 80 year old that is frustrated, tired and would like to have a hissy fit. You guys have a great day.👵

I have now used a couple of the cartridges and I am having no issues. The picture quality appears to be the same as the original cartridges from Epson. I am using them on an Epson WF-7720 printer.

The price is ok, however, the quality was not at all like I was expecting. Unfortunately, it did not save money in my case. I own a photography business where I do a lot of printing for my customers. I have to have photo lab quality prints. This was very disappointing. I can't sell these prints to my customers. The majority of my orders are very time sensitive. When my orders come to a standstill because I have to order more ink immediately, It can make for some unhappy people. It definitely reflects on me and my business. I use the highest-quality Epson photo paper which I do pay more money for. But the finished product with this ink was definitely not as expected. If it's something I would not hang on my wall because it was unsatisfactory, then I definitely would not sell it to my customers. The black will not print black and vivid. It's more like a charcoal grey color. I depend on those true bright colors to reflect my work. I have a brand new Epson WF 7720. There were 3 of the cartridges that were not useable because they had leaked in the box. The yellow would not print at all. (Possibly dried up, I don't know). In the future, I will pay more to use genuine Epson brand ink. It has cost me more money not too.

I received the shipment, and it was exactly as I had hoped. I visually examined each of the 10 cartridges included. All 10 of them looked good with no evidence of leakage or any other issues. I have an Epson WF-3640. I immediately replaced a complete set of four colors in my printer. The printer saw them as genuine cartridges, so no warnings in that respect. It did take a little while for the printer to clean itself and charge the ink after install. Just be patient. Test prints showed the colors were pretty good. I was happy with that. The only thing that I did see when everything was done was that the printer was reporting the black level at about 90% and the other three colors at about 60% or so. This could be because they are 252's rather than 252XL's. That's not a big issue to me. I'm more concerned that they work reliably. For me, they do. For the price, I don't ask for more than that. I absolutely recommend. Ten cartridges for $20 or so? Absolutely.

Cartridges work well in my Epson printer. I prefer double size black cartridges rather than the single size in my order, however the single size does work and considering the excellent price, I have no major complaints.

Ink cartridges are so damned expensive! These function just like to name brands at a fraction of the price. As a senior citizen with limited income, I appreciate the bargain. My only complaint is that if you don't use your printer for a while, these cartridges tend to clog up and you have to run the cleaning program, which wastes a lot of ink. It happened twice recently when I didn't use my printer for several weeks due to an illness and an injury. Otherwise, a great product!