LD Products Replacements for Epson 252XL Ink Cartridges Combo Pack (3 Black, 2 Cyan, 2 Magenta, 2 Yellow) High Yield 9-Pack Bundle for use in Workforce WF-3620, WF-2640, WF-7110, WF-7610, WF-7620

THE ONLY THING I DO NOT LIKE IS THE FACT THAT MY PRINTER DOESN'T LIKE ME SAVING MONEY BY NOT BUYING FROM EPSON AND KEEPS REMINDING ME ON-SCREEN, SO I JUST IGNORE IT.

Product works in Epson WF-3640. Recognized by the printer when installed. Great value. I have purchased other LD products with good results.Addendum 01/08/2015 After changing a number of these cartridges in my Epson printer and using them successfully for a few months I am now getting a warning that they are not factory cartridges and would I like to replace these with Epson's cartridges, and when I choose not to and to proceed as installed another warning that it will affect my warranty. Well as long as I can print with these, I will continue to use them over Epson's over-priced cartridges (in fairness, the same applies to all of the printer companies). The savings I get on just two of these multipacks over the same number of official Epson cartridges would probably cover the cost of a new printer anyway. The fact is that these printer companies could give away their printers for free. They make many times the profit that they get from the printer for the simple plastic containers full of ink. So as far as I'm concerned it like the scam of paying for an extended product warranty for items that are made to be thrown away when they fail. Not environmentally sound but that is the sorry state of affairs regarding quality design and manufacturing.

I purchased these for use in an Epson Workforce WF-3640 multi-function printer. I installed them today after Epson's "starter" cartridges ran low. When I initially installed these cartridges (a full set - cyan, magenta, yellow and black) the printer screen complained that it did not recognize them and petulantly refused to do anything else. I called the LD customer service number, and the representative very nicely walked me through the process of fixing that problem. (Remove the cartridges, turn off & unplug the printer, wait a minute, plug in & power up the printer, install the cartridges.) After finishing the priming sequence I printed a configuration status sheet and a full-sheet color photo with not problem. I also checked the printer status screen to see that it is reporting the ink levels properly. That's it for now - I will try to remember to update this after printing a few hundred pages ...Update April 2015: These ink cartridges continue to perform very well. I was skeptical at first because of previous problems with remanufactured cartridges from other companies (leaking, mostly). These have changed my mind. In fact, I changed my rating from four to five stars. I will definitely buy these again when I need some.

I have only used one of the high volume black cartridges. So far so good with it working without issues. I have not yet used a color cartridge but will try to update the review once I use them. But based on what I know today, I would buy them again. Time will tell though how well they work throughout their life. Note the black cartridge was the high volume one that is literally double the size of the base black that came with my Epson WF-3640. The price was very good especially around the black friday time period. Shipping from the west coast to east coast was more than reasonable and arrived within a week.UPDATE: 02/12/15. Just put in my first cyan cartridge and already have been using the black XL high capacity one for weeks now. Printer has no problem recongizing or using the 2 cartridges. Magenta is next.

I recently purchased an Epson WF-3640 printer in the hope that these would work as well as the original Epson cartridges. I have replaced a couple of the color cartridges and had replaced two of the black XL cartridges. The last one I replaced a few days ago. All of a sudden today, the black ink wasn't printing. I tried cleaning the printer head for the black cartridge a few times, and it would still not print in black ink. So, I decided to change the black cartridge with my last remaining one. Nothing. I finally had to resort to going to Staples to buy an authentic Epson black ink cartridge and now it's working properly. I was really hoping that these cartridges would work for, me but I'm going to have to look for an alternative.

I used LD inks in my old Canon Pixma for many years before we upgraded to our new Epson printer. I never had a single problem in the Canon, but the Epson seems to do things differently. Within a few days of installing the new color cartridges, the magenta and yellow stopped working entirely. I ran the printer through several head cleaning cycles, but to no avail. I swapped out both cartridges for the second LD cartridge but got the same results. Finally I just went and bought OEM cartridges from Epson and after about 4 cleaning cycles the printer has returned to normal functionality. Interestingly, the blue cartridge from LD had no problems in the week or so it was installed. I swapped it out anyway just to be on the safe side. I never got to install the black.Because of my previous experience with LD, I'm assuming that this is a problem with the way Epson printers treat non-OEM inks instead of a quality control issue with LD, but either way the fact is that they just don't work. I'm sorry to say that I'm back to purchasing OEM inks.

These re-manufactured cartridges seem to work perfectly in my new Epson printer, at a cost far lower than the OEM cartridges and with an endurance at least matching the OEM cartridges. I admit to being a bit skeptical about these up front, but no worries. Well done. Recommended.