EPSON 320 Standard Capacity (T320) Works with PictureMate PM-400

I've been using the Epson 320 brand ink cartridges for a while now, and they consistently deliver excellent results. The print quality is crisp and clear, with vibrant colors that don't fade. For my daily document and occasional photo printing, they are perfect.The installation was straightforward and hassle-free. I simply snapped the new cartridge into my Epson Picture Mate printer and was ready to go. While the price might be higher than some remanufactured options, the reliable performance and print longevity make it well worth the investment. It lasts a long time and I never have issues with printer compatibility.It's great to keep up on printing my grand kids school activities photos and sports for there scrapbooks. I give it a 5 star.

This product is the ink refill for my Epson Picturemate 400 photoprinter. It is an all in one, pop in cartridge that is easy to use. The colors are vivid - they best of any of my home printers. You can’t beat this Epson ink. Perfect for memorykeeping and printing photos at home.

Good quality ink pack.

Great product! Prints are high quality and look very impressive with embossed frame mount cards and envelopes.

Bought this for my PictureMate PM 400 Printer. The picture quality came out so so colorful! I highly recommend this printer cartridge!

Pro Photographer + Photo Booth owner (over 900 booths done)The main reason I cannot give it 5 full stars is you just don’t get a lot of prints with the cartridge.We’ve done probably 1000 booths now (990 at time of writing) and we loved the Canon Selphy 800-1100 series but the 1200 series no longer made drivers for Mac and we needed to switch.We upgraded our booth with a hair light, 5DM3s + 35m 2.0 and it really upgraded our look and swapping to the Epson really complimented this.The selphy was 108 prints for about $40 but you’d never use all the paper esp when the ink roll would malfunction. Plus we’ve gone through over 20 selphy printers. I shouldn’t have waited so long to switchThe epson prints beautifully on all glossy paper but with the canon 4x6 ($20 for 400) it’s a great bargain, epson premium gloss is a great look.Over time though I noticed we run through ink so quickly. The cost per print is certainly higher but the quality is also higher than the selphy and equal to our Canon Pixma Pro 100, the pro 100 is just much much slower and less portable.Our DNP 620A produces QUICK photos 13 seconds and .15-.20 cents per print but also not portable and pricey.But the crossing point ofQualityPortabilityEase of purchasing ink / paperSize optionsMakes this the best printer for the booths.If you really want to save on print $ use the DNP620a - it’s so far better quality of prints than our old HITI510L and cost per print is lower too. Our HITI510L was a pure headacheI’ve used researched theCanon Selphy Line (6 years)Canon Pixma Pro 100 (1 year with epson)Epson picture mate (1 year starting 2019)HITI 510L (2015-2018 crapped out)And if I could start overI’d go with DNP 620A from the get go and ADD or replace a second DNP 620A in 2019 (I’ll update if the DNP fails on me)We shoot souvenir photos daily and print 30-80 4x6 a day in a 30 minute window.And EPSON for booths.I would use the DNP. For booths but they’re expensive and we can do 3 booths simultaneously so moving the $800 printer (and potential Damage during move setup and transport) didn’t make sense to me.I’ve done side by side comparison to epson 400 and Pixma Pro 100 on all paper stylesGlossyUltra glossyPro glossyQuality is almost unnoticeable at the higher paper quality. I just hate the epson must be changed if only 1 of 4 colors is out and the pro 100 takes individual cartridgesBut speed and quality is a factor.We were running 5 EPSON 400s WITH the canon pro 100 just to get our photos out fast enough when our HITI went down and finally upgraded to the DNP. DNP is hands down better than the HITI.Good luck photographers.

Excellent product print quality good

Easy to change