Uniwork 27XL Multipack Printer Cartridges Compatible for Epson 27 XL Workforce WF-3620 WF-3640 WF-7110 WF-7210 WF-7610 WF-7620 WF-7710 WF-7715 WF-7720 (8-pack), packaging may vary

I recently purchased the Uniwork Compatible ink cartridges to replace the HP 950XL and 951XL for my Officejet Pro 251dw, and I have to say, I’m quite impressed. The installation process was straightforward, and the cartridges fit perfectly into my printer without any issues.In terms of print quality, the colors are vibrant and true to life, which is essential for both professional documents and personal projects. I noticed that the black ink produced sharp text, making my printed materials look clean and professional. Additionally, I found that the cartridges have a good yield, allowing me to print a significant number of pages before needing a replacement, which is a great value for the price.One of the standout features of these Uniwork cartridges is their compatibility. I didn’t experience any error messages or connectivity problems, which can sometimes be a concern with third-party cartridges. Overall, I would highly recommend the Uniwork Compatible ink cartridges for anyone looking to save on printing costs without sacrificing quality. They offer a reliable alternative to the original HP cartridges, making them a smart choice for home or office use.

Really good value for money have zero problems with them.

Fitting instructions did not match the actual product, but otherwise OK.

Excellent substitute for HP ink cartridges. These are almost half the price and do the job well. Just need to see if they last as long. Will definitely buy again.

Excellent and works well with my Epsom printer

These DO NOT Work! Cannon MG5250Bought late 2024 and they are in as new condition - but they simply don't print on this Cannon printer model.

Fab print quality! And colour, perfect fit and value for money

After my ancient LaserJet printer finally gave up the ghost I bought a second hand Canon MX885 (for a tenner!) to tide me over until I could get a decent wireless colour laser printer.For photographs and high quality printing I have a Canon Pro-100S which is excellent, and in that printer I only ever use original Canon ink - which costs me a fortune. For the MX, though, I decided to see whether third party inkjet ink was any better than the third party laser cartridges I'd been using (with mixed success rates). I have used third party inkjet ink in the past and the results were pretty poor, so my expectations were not high.As it happens, the quality is pretty good. Whether that's because of improvements in the manufacturing process, better materials, better design, or just because I hit it lucky with a manufacturer who does a decent job, I don't really care!The colours (for my requirements) are totally acceptable and there are no obvious leaks or smudges on the paper. I have printed a couple of test photos and they were passable - nowhere near as good as the Pro-100S, of course, but how much of that is down to the ink and how much is the printer, I'm unsure. For the most part, though, I'm printing black and white documents, like scripts, and the results are as good as the laser printer was, at least at typical reading distance.On the downside, the cartridges don't last long. The larger black cartridges in particular seem to run out much quicker than expected, and I'm guessing this is because they are not filled.For the price, though, the economy is definitely there and I will continue to buy these cartridges until the printer dies. I've shelved thoughts of getting a new laser printer, partly as a result of this experience.