XP-610
Ink for the Expression Premium XP-610 is the Epson 273 family in five individual cartridges. The Clever Supplies compatible 273XL shelf below: black (T273XL020) up to 500 pages, Photo Black (T273XL120), cyan (T273XL220), magenta (T273XL320) and yellow (T273XL420) up to 650 pages each — all chipped, all with a lifetime warranty.
| Cartridge | Type | Color | Approx. Yield |
|---|---|---|---|
| Epson T273XL020 (compatible) | High-capacity ink cartridge, XL | Black | 500 pages |
| Epson T273XL120 (compatible) | High-capacity ink cartridge, XL | Photo Black | — |
| Epson T273XL220 (compatible) | High-capacity ink cartridge, XL | Cyan | 650 pages |
| Epson T273XL320 (compatible) | High-capacity ink cartridge, XL | Magenta | 650 pages |
| Epson T273XL420 (compatible) | High-capacity ink cartridge, XL | Yellow | 650 pages |
| Epson 273XL Set of 5 (compatible) | Full cartridge set, all XL (1 of each) | Black / Photo Black / Cyan / Magenta / Yellow | 500 black, 650 per color; Photo Black — |
| Epson 273XL Set of 11 (compatible) | Bulk set, all XL (3 black + 2 of each other color) | Black / Photo Black / Cyan / Magenta / Yellow | 500 per black, 650 per color; Photo Black — |
XP-610 Ink — The Same 273XL Shelf
The XP-610 sits in the same 273 roster as the rest of the family — Epson's own listings group all seven models on one cartridge set — and the code set behind it is the family's ten codes, five standard and five XL. The shelf is five individual Claria Premium cartridges: pigment black (T273XL020, up to 500 pages), Photo Black (T273XL120), and T273XL220 / T273XL320 / T273XL420 at up to 650 pages each (ISO/IEC 24711; the standard tier rates 250 pages black and 300 per color). Two code facts keep orders right: 020 is the pigment text black and 120 is the dye Photo Black — separate cartridges, separate slots, never interchangeable — and Photo Black carries no Epson page yield, so none is printed here. We stock the XL tier only; the compatible ladder for this family is built on XL.
The roster, for the record: XP-520, XP-600, XP-620, XP-800, XP-810 and XP-820 all draw from this same shelf. The name not to confuse it with is the XP-6100 — a newer, different printer from the 302 family. XP-610 and XP-6100 share no ink despite the near-identical badge; if yours says XP-610, every cartridge on this page is yours.
Which 273XL should you buy?
- One position ran out: replace just that cartridge — black, photo black, cyan, magenta and yellow singles are $11.99 each.
- Full refresh: the Set of 5 ($52.43) resets all five positions, all XL, in one box.
- Stocked shelf: the Bulk Set of 11 ($103.79) carries three blacks and two of each other color — the set document-heavy homes actually work through.
Chip, ink and everyday use
The expensive mistake on an XP-610 is a badge misread: the XP-6100 is a different, newer printer from the 302 family and shares no ink with this one, so check the badge before spending. Every cartridge here carries a new compatible chip, so the XP-610 reports levels for all five positions. Claria Premium splits the work — pigment black for crisp text, dye inks in Photo Black and the three colors for photographs. Epson's notice for this family says a firmware update can affect third-party ink; if a warning follows one, reseat the cartridge and restart before judging it. The lifetime warranty covers every cartridge regardless, with free returns for the first year.