Epson802 DURABrite Ultra Ink High Capacity Black Cartridge (T802XL120-S) Works with WorkForce Pro WF-4720, WF-4730, WF-4734, WF-4740

The ink was packaged in a bubble envelope. The ink box arrived crushed, but the cartridges inside were in good shape. I order these every few months and they have always worked perfectly. They last a good, long time and are very easy to install. I will continue to purchase these as long as my printer lasts.

Easy to install, printer recognizes them immediately and just right for my printer. Lasts a long time and performs well.

Good

Works every time, not like refills

Epson has generally been competent in the past, but for the first time in many years I received a Magenta cartridge that ran out in about three months. This I nowhere near the expected capacity, and I do not print pictures, just documents that include very little color. The other colors still have ⅓ and ¼ capacity left (which itself is odd, as I said above, I do not print very much in color.It could be a supplier issue, so I do not pass judgment. This is just an advisory to other users.

I have never had a problem with the OEM cartridge. I do enough printing, the XL size is the only way to go. Note, the Epson software gives a Low Ink warning when LOTS of ink is still available. I recommend turning OFF the warning and print until the page looks bad. The warning popped up more than 20 or 25 printouts ago, and I am still getting great looking results. Always have a new cartridge on standby! The genuine Epson ink is worth the money, and the XL is a much better value than the standard size.If you are in an office setting, I strongly recommend the Eco Tank printers with bulk refill. I wish I had chosen that. I have spent the cost difference in cartridges in the 3 years I have used this printer.

They were good. Fit perfectly

I have an Epson WorkForce Pro WF-4734 inkjet printer that I bought at Costco, and it will not work with any generic brand cartridges -- I MUST use Epson-branded cartridges. The regular size cartridges don't print much before they run out of ink -- it's much more economical to purchase the XL cartridges. That said, they're still pretty expensive, but I can't otherwise use my printer without them.