Paeolos Replacement for 405XL Ink Cartridges Multipack Compatible Ink Cartridges with Epson Workforce Pro WF-3820 WF-7310 WF-7830 WF-4820 WF-7835 WF-7840 WF-3825 Printer 12 Pack

The quality seemed excellent, though it didn't work with my printer. Amazon issued a refund, and I gave the ink to someone else. It seems the mistake was mine.

So far, so good. I’m always sceptical about buying compatible ink cartridges after past bad experiences. But the reviews I read about these convinced me to give them a go, so I installed them in my Epson 4820 WF printer, and straight away the printer threw up a message saying nonofficial ink was installed. Do you want to continue. I selected yes to proceed. Did a test print, printed off a document and everything is absolutely fine. The print qualities is very good and sharp. I can’t complain. I would recommend these but do make sure they are compatible with your printer.

Very good value. Purchased as a stopgap after I had cancelled my Epson Readyprint subscription for my Epson WF-4820 and found myself with a set of almost full cartridges that were locked. The Paeolos cartridges fitted without out problem and after the usual the 'unsuitable ink cartridge' warning was by-passed, the test page seemed no different to me than that printed with the original Epson ink. Five stars if long term use remains satifactory.

Excellent product

A good purchase equal to propriety original.

Do not work with our printer. Prints out almost blank pages, sadly a bad buy.

A quadruple set of third party ink cartridges for the Epson 405 series. The battle of the cartridges is really out of control now. My most recent cheap printer is so eager to sell me the own-brand cartridges (which, as is par for the course, cost considerably more than the printer itself) that and the company insists that my printer has to be on a monitoring website to be able to use it and seems to think that signing me up for automatic delivery of cartridges for 600 quid a year would be my best option. They are on the edge of being threatening about it. Or of course you could go for these aftermarket versions, which will be accepted by your printer without qualm (if not, just turn off 'automatic updates' on your printer) and you will get exactly the same quality and quantity of printing, at a fraction of the cost. It's a fairly simple choice I think.

The printer did not recognise it as a correct cartridge and it would not print.