Artisan 800

Epson Artisan 800 printer

Artisan 800 Laser Toner Cartridges and Supplies

Why Buy From Us?

The Artisan 800's Epson support page lists the family's full cartridge set — T098 high-capacity codes and T099 standard colors. Our compatible shelf below stocks the T098120 black (up to 500 pages), the five T099 colors and two set sizes, all with a lifetime warranty.

- Low pricing, honest value for Artisan 800 owners

- Every cartridge is manufactured to ISO 9001 quality standards

- Orders are processed for same-day shipment in the usual run

- All US orders ship free — no shipping charge added

Artisan 800 Ink — High-Capacity Black, Five 99 Colors

The Artisan 800 runs on six cartridges with the tier logic inverted from the usual pattern: black T098120 is the high-capacity cartridge (up to 500 pages) and no standard-capacity black exists for this system. The five colors are the 99 family: cyan T099220, magenta T099320, yellow T099420, light cyan T099520 and light magenta T099620, each rated by Epson at up to 500 pages. Orders are fulfilled with Claria Hi-Definition dye cartridges; one position is replaced at a time.

Epson’s own documentation for this platform once labels the T098620 cartridge “Magenta” where the position is light magenta — the code is right and the label slips. Buy and install by code, not by the color word typed near it: T099620 is the light magenta position on this printer, T099320 the magenta. Our shelf follows the codes.

Which 98/99 should you buy?

One color ran out: replace just that color — black, cyan, magenta, yellow, light cyan and light magenta singles are $10.49 each.
Full refresh: the Set of 6 ($53.91) one high-capacity black plus the five standard colors — a full six-slot refresh.
Stock up: the Set of 13 ($101.21) stocks three blacks and two of each color for owners who print photographs in volume.

Chip, ink and everyday use

On the Artisan 800, money is wasted fastest by ordering on a color word instead of a code — even Epson's pages have mislabeled a light magenta position, and the bay recognizes codes. Each cartridge carries a new compatible Intellidge-type chip, so levels report normally. Long out of production, this model's practical risk is chip quality, not new firmware locks, and the lifetime warranty answers if a chip misbehaves. The ink is six-color Claria dye; keep spares sealed and out of direct light.