Save money on the Epson T019201 (T019) Black Compatible Ink Cartridge. Manufacturer offers a 100% Quality & Satisfaction Guarantee on the Compatible T019201 Inkjet Cartridge. Compatible with Epson stylus color 880 inkjet printer. Free Shipping on Orders over $50.

The T019201 is a black ink cartridge designed for use with Epson's Stylus Color 8, Color 880, and Color 880i printers. With Epson's fine micro-piezo printing technology, this replacement ink cartridge prints smudge free images and text that's easy to read and fade-resistant. The acid-free formulation is quick drying and resists bleeding and smudging. The T019201 has a duty cycle of 630 pages (graphic) at 5% coverage and a shelf life of two years from the production date or six months from the first use. The T019201 ink cartridge is also easy to install and replace. Simply open the printer cover, insert the cartridge until it snaps into place, and close the cover. One cartridge is provided per box.

A black ink cartridge for the Epson Stylus 880 Inkjet Printer / Supports about 630 pages 5% graphic coverage

• 1 ink cartridge per box
• Monochrome black ink cartridge
• For use with Epson Stylus Color 8, Color 880, Color and 880i printers
• 630-page duty cycle at 5% coverage
• Acid-free formulation

Printer ribbons for the Epson 880 Printer are far from cheap. Luckily with my search on line, Amazon came through with a good price. I saved at least $10 by not buying from (other retailers). Thanks Amazon. By the way, the Epson 880 is a great printer.

I have tried the Rhinotek ink after the Epson ink. Both printed fine, but Rhinotek started off messy. My Epson ink disappeared so ridiculously fast (5 weeks), and I was stuck without ink one night, and I shook it then put it back in, and I kid you not it lasted almost 6 months with a lot of printing!!
The Rhinotek's about out after 3 months, I am afraid to shake it after the messy start. I know you aren't supposed to, but perhaps the ink manufacterer's WANT the ink to run out........

I've been very happily surprised by the quality of the printing with my new Epson Stylus 880. The ink cartridges have lasted a fair amount of time, and while I wish I got more than the 3 months worth of time, I have to be satisified with that. (Occassional use for the girl's school reports, personal finances and some "take-home" from work.) The only thing against it is the ...price. That seems to be the trend in ink jet printers now, but it is hard to pay over ...for a few ounces of ink. That said, you don't have a lot of choice if you want to retain top-quality printing, so it is a price that I will (grudgingly) pay.