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Color: Matte Black
Features
- For use with Epson Stylus Pro 3800 and 3880
- Epson UltraChrome K3 Ink technology
- Three-level Black ink system with auto-sharing Photo and Matte Black
- Convenient, 9 cartridge set replace only the color you need
Description
Epson T5808 UltraChrome K3 Matte Black Cartridge Ink
Product Dimensions: 4.4 x 1.5 x 3.9 inches
Item Weight: 5.6 ounces
Item model number: C13T580800
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: July 7, 2004
Manufacturer: Epson
Language: English
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Color: Light Black
This type of cartridge has always been quite pricey, and it ain't getting any better. But this price is slightly better than most outlets for this product, and it ships quickly. I'm sure I'll buy from this seller again.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 7, 2023 by Alcapitan
Color: Black
The ink quality is good but in terms of value for money, quite expensive compared to other cheaper alternative inks.
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Color: Black
It worked pretty good
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Color: Matte Black
Huge difference between pay me now or pay me later. I've had a number of Epson "consumer" inkjets in both narrow and wide carriage formats. They had the multiple tanks, all very small and about $15 a tank. My photography work finally expanded to where I took the leap to the Professional grade Epson 3880 printer. At $1700, the up front investment was huge, but I can see where I am going to make it all up on ink costs. The ink tanks in the 3880 are huge. What I found with the other printers was that I'd pay a couple of hundred dollars for the printer, then pay through the nose in the rapid depletion of ink. Besides the wider carriage capability of the 3880, the inks last forever, or it seems. I kept track of what I've printed since getting it. I've printed 150 posters at 13x19, 75 large format prints at 17x22, almost 450 at 8x10, and during all that was experimenting with printing on metal, wood, and canvas. I bought this tank because I was finally down to about 25% on it and wanted a replacement ready to go. The rest of the tanks are no lower than 35%. Yeah, the tanks are $50 each, but when you consider how much longer they last than the ones in the consumer world, it really saves money in the long run. Amazon continues to be the best and most cost effective source for my Epson inks.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 13, 2015 by Henry Wolford
Color: Yellow
Huge difference between pay me now or pay me later. I've had a number of Epson "consumer" inkjets in both narrow and wide carriage formats. They had the multiple tanks, all very small and about $15 a tank. My photography work finally expanded to where I took the leap to the Professional grade Epson 3880 printer. At $1700, the up front investment was huge, but I can see where I am going to make it all up on ink costs. The ink tanks in the 3880 are huge. What I found with the other printers was that I'd pay a couple of hundred dollars for the printer, then pay through the nose in the rapid depletion of ink. Besides the wider carriage capability of the 3880, the inks last forever, or it seems. I kept track of what I've printed since getting it. I've printed 150 posters at 13x19, 75 large format prints at 17x22, almost 450 at 8x10, and during all that was experimenting with printing on metal, wood, and canvas. I bought this tank because I was finally down to about 25% on it and wanted a replacement ready to go. The rest of the tanks are no lower than 35%. Yeah, the tanks are $50 each, but when you consider how much longer they last than the ones in the consumer world, it really saves money in the long run. Amazon continues to be the best and most cost effective source for my Epson inks.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 7, 2016 by Henry Wolford
Color: Yellow
It's ink for my printer.
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Color: Light Cyan
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 10, 2015 by Henry Wolford
Color: Light Black
Huge difference between pay me now or pay me later. I've had a number of Epson "consumer" inkjets in both narrow and wide carriage formats. They had the multiple tanks, all very small and about $15 a tank. My photography work finally expanded to where I took the leap to the Professional grade Epson 3880 printer. At $1700, the up front investment was huge, but I can see where I am going to make it all up on ink costs. The ink tanks in the 3880 are huge. What I found with the other printers was that I'd pay a couple of hundred dollars for the printer, then pay through the nose in the rapid depletion of ink. Besides the wider carriage capability of the 3880, the inks last forever, or it seems. I kept track of what I've printed since getting it. I've printed 150 posters at 13x19, 75 large format prints at 17x22, almost 450 at 8x10, and during all that was experimenting with printing on metal, wood, and canvas. I bought this tank because I was finally down to about 25% on it and wanted a replacement ready to go. The rest of the tanks are no lower than 35%. Yeah, the tanks are $50 each, but when you consider how much longer they last than the ones in the consumer world, it really saves money in the long run. Amazon continues to be the best and most cost effective source for my Epson inks.
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