XIMO Remanufactured Ink Cartridge Replacement for Epson 98 T098 to use with Artisan 700 710 725 730 810 835 837 Printer,7 Pack(2 Black 1 Cyan 1 Magenta 1 Yellow 1 Light Cyan 1 Light Magenta)

i have an order printer Epson artisan 710 and it work fine

Did not work.

I installed the lite cyan cartridge and discovered when changing another color that it was leaking. The return window has expired and I can not return it. Would not purchase this produce again.

good for the cost, printer occasionally wont recognize the generic cart so i have to take it out and re insert it like a old Nintendo game, but saving 80$ on ink is worth the trouble

After reading all the horrible reviews I was reluctant to try but I needed ink immediately so I ordered it. It came quickly. It did not leak at all. Pictures were printed on fabric. No running, just beautiful clear pictures. I would recommend it at 1/4 the cost of manufacturers ink it worked for me.

Just what I needed

I bought this to print some pictures for Christmas. After printing a dozen or so 4" x 6"s, I noticed that the ink levels were already getting really low, which was totally surprising. I thought maybe photos took more ink than I thought. But now I need to print some documents (4 months later) and the printer is telling me I need to replace 2 of the ink cartridges, so I opened up the ink compartment and ink was EVERYWHERE! I'm not sure how it happened, but ink leaked out of the bottom AND the TOP and even got on the top of the LID! I cleaned up the top of the blue, but the ink wouldn't come off the label, so you can see just how much it leaked. I wish I thought to take pictures of the ink before I cleaned the tops off, but I didn't know how bad it was when I started cleaning. Don't buy this. I had a horrible time trying to clean up and I'm not even sure if my printer will work after this.

Had an old Epson Artisan 710 printer sitting in a closet and decided if it was worth reviving. Normal ink replacement using Epson OEM 99 and 98 cartridges was going to cost a fortune. These cartridges were cheap and seemed to be just what I needed to see if the printer still worked. Boy, was I wrong. First, the cartridges didn't fit correctly as the printer kept reminding me to reinstall or that it didn't recognize them. After considerably wasting time trying to jiggle them into a position where the printer would acknowledge them I ran a nozzle check. Nothing. Figured the nozzles were clogged so I removed the ink to do a deep head cleaning. These cartridges had leaked quite a bit in the short time they were installed. After I cleaned the print head I went to reinstall the ink cartridges. They had leaked considerably on the surface where I had put them. Put them back in and ran another nozzle check. Nothing. Took them out again only this time I wrapped them in plastic wrap and did another deep cleaning.. Noticed a lot of what appeared to be fresh ink on the plastic wrap and put the cartridges back in. At this point the printer malfunctioned. Took the cartridges back out and noticed a lot of fresh ink both in the print head and in other places inside the computer, especially black. Don't know if the computer malfunctioned on its own or if these cartridges had anything to do with it but with the volume of leaked ink I'm not taking any more chances with them. You may have better luck with them but I was left with a mess and no answer as to this old Epson printer could be revived.