Stylus CX6000

Epson Stylus CX6000 printer

The Epson Stylus CX6000's standard black is a 69 — but Epson's own FAQ for this model also lists the high-capacity 68 black (T068120) for the black slot, while its colors are 69 only. This page carries the 68 option: the compatible T068120 black single and the mixed Set of 14 (5 × 68 black + 3 each 69 color), each with a new compatible chip and our lifetime warranty.

For the Epson Stylus CX6000, the ink is the 69 family across the board — black T069120 (up to 245 pages) plus cyan and magenta at up to 350 pages each, and yellow (no official yield published for the yellow), all DURABrite Ultra pigment cartridges. The compatible singles, Set of 4 and Set of 14 below are built to those four codes, with new compatible chips and a lifetime warranty.

Stylus CX6000 Laser Toner Cartridges and Supplies

Why Buy From Us?

- The 68 and 69 options for your CX6000, priced for value

- Built under ISO 9001 quality standards

- Your order usually ships the same day it is placed

- Free shipping throughout the US on every order

Stylus CX6000 Ink — All Four 69 Codes, Confirmed in Epson's FAQ Epson's own CX6000 FAQ names this printer's cartridges in full — "69 T069120" through the three color codes — which makes the CX6000 one of the most firmly documented models in the family. The ratings are Epson's published ones: 245 pages for black, 350 each for cyan and magenta (Epson publishes no yellow yield).

Singles for the cartridge that's empty, the 4-pack for a full change, or the 14-cartridge bulk set for a printer in daily use — every option here carries our lifetime warranty and 1-year free returns.

Cartridge	Type	Color	Approx. Yield
Epson T068120 (compatible)	High-capacity ink cartridge	Black	—
Epson 68/69 Set of 14 (compatible)	Bulk set (5 High-Capacity Black + 3 each Standard Color)	Black / Cyan / Magenta / Yellow	—

Stylus CX6000 Ink — All Four 69 Codes, 68 Black Option

Price the CX6000 from its one genuine choice: the black slot takes either standard black T069120 (up to 245 pages) or the high-capacity 68 black, and both singles are $10.49 below — the longer black costs nothing extra. The color slots have no such fork: cyan T069220, magenta T069320 (up to 350 pages each) and yellow T069420 are 69 standard-capacity cartridges only, all DURABrite Ultra pigment, with no Epson yield published for the yellow. Where documents dominate, the 68 black (T068120) is the rational default; where color leads, the standard 69 set prices out exactly as its ratings suggest.

Epson’s CX6000 FAQ gives the black slot two codes — standard 69 and high-capacity 68 — and gives the color slots 69 codes only. So the high-capacity upgrade on this model exists in black alone, and any listing selling 68 colors for a CX6000 is contradicting Epson. Our shelf follows the FAQ exactly: the full 69 range, plus the 68 black as the longer option.

Which 68/69 should you buy?

One color ran out: replace just that color — black, cyan, magenta and yellow singles are $10.49 each.
Full refresh: the Set of 4 ($38.94) replaces all four 69 positions in one box.
Longer black: the 68 high-capacity black ($10.49) fits the black slot when documents dominate.
Print every day: the Set of 14 ($82.35) stocks five blacks and three of each color for a printer in daily use.

Chip, ink and everyday use

Sealed storage is the only care these CX6000 cartridges ask before use — keep spares in their bags until installation. Once in, the new compatible chip lets the printer track ink levels in the normal way, and the DURABrite Ultra pigment ink produces dry, water-resistant, highlighter-resistant pages that stand up to regular handling.