SKU:

CS-EP-220-CXL

Condition:

New Compatible

OEM Part #:

T220XL220-S

Color:

Cyan

Ink Type:

Pigment

Page Yield:

Up to 450 pages (ISO/IEC 24711)

Chip:

Yes — new compatible chip (Intellidge-type level chip); firmware compatibility being confirmed with our supplier

Warranty:

Lifetime Warranty

Returns:

1-Year Free Returns

Frequently Asked Questions

Which printers does it fit?

All eight officially verified 220-family models: XP-320, XP-420, XP-424, WF-2630, WF-2650, WF-2660, WF-2750, WF-2760. Each model takes the same 220 / 220XL code set, confirmed in Epson's own cartridge documentation.

Will this cartridge be recognised by my printer?

This cartridge carries a new compatible chip. If your printer's firmware has been updated, recognition issues can occasionally occur — power the printer off, reseat the cartridge until it clicks, and restart before assuming the cartridge is faulty. We do not promise recognition under every future firmware version; if a recognition problem cannot be cleared, the cartridge is covered by our lifetime warranty.

Can I run an XL cyan next to standard cartridges in the other colours?

Yes — tiers mix freely by position. An XL cyan beside a standard magenta or a standard black is a normal combination in these printers; each slot reads its own cartridge's chip independently.

What kind of ink is inside?

DURABrite Ultra pigment ink — the same ink family Epson specifies for the whole 220 line, in all four colours. Pigment ink is why these printers are known for smudge-, water- and fade-resistant document prints.

I print mostly black text. Why do my colours still run down?

These printers draw a small amount of ink from every cartridge during printing and cleaning cycles to keep the permanent print head charged and clear — Epson states this in its own support answers. Colour cartridges therefore fall slowly even on black-only work, and the printer will ask for a spent colour to be replaced before it keeps printing.

How do I install it?

Remove the old cartridge for that colour, take the new cartridge out of its vacuum pack only when you are ready, remove only the yellow tape, and do not touch the green chip. Press the cartridge into the holder for its colour until it clicks, close the cover, and let the printer charge the ink before printing.

My neighbour's printer takes 288 cartridges. Are 220 and 288 interchangeable?

No. The 220 and 288 families look similar on a shelf but use different codes and chips, and they are not interchangeable — a 288 cartridge in a 220 printer (for example a WF-2760) produces a recognition error. The same applies to the older 200 family. Order by the code on your printer's cartridge door, not by appearance.

How should I store a spare cartridge?

Sealed in its vacuum pack, upright, at room temperature and out of direct sunlight. Do not open the pack until install day — the vacuum seal is what keeps the cartridge reliable. (A specific shelf-life figure is not published for this product; see Specifications.)

Is this a genuine Epson cartridge?

No — it is a Clever Supplies compatible cartridge built to the genuine cartridge's specification and code, labelled compatible on the box and on this page. It is not manufactured by Epson.

What warranty and returns cover this cartridge?

A lifetime warranty: a cartridge that fails to perform is replaced. Free returns run for the first year. (Returns note: the 1-year returns period is our standing compatible-product policy, applied to inkjet as an assumption pending Emrah's inkjet-specific confirmation.)

How many pages does this cartridge print?

Up to 450 pages for the T220XL220 high-capacity cartridge, measured on the ISO/IEC 24711 pattern — Epson's published rating for this code. Real life varies with coverage, paper and cleaning cycles.

My printer came with standard 220 cartridges. Can I switch to this 220XL?

Yes. Standard 220 and high-capacity 220XL cartridges share the same slots in all eight models — Epson lists both tiers for every one of them. You can also mix tiers by colour: a 220XL black alongside standard colours, or the reverse.