Stylus NX200

Epson Stylus NX200 printer

The Stylus NX200 refills from the Epson 88 Moderate Capacity tier on this page — black (T088120), cyan, magenta and yellow DURABrite Ultra pigment cartridges — and also takes the platform's standard tier. Below are Clever Supplies compatible 88 singles and the Set of 4, each with a new compatible chip and a lifetime warranty.

The Epson Stylus NX200's standard cartridge is the 69 family: black T069120 (up to 245 pages) and cyan and magenta at up to 350 pages each (the yellow has no official Epson yield figure), in DURABrite Ultra pigment ink. Two cautions live on this page: the lower-capacity 88 is this model's moderate option (not stocked here), and the high-capacity 68 black does not fit the NX200. Compatible 69 singles, the Set of 4 and the Set of 14 are below.

Stylus NX200 Laser Toner Cartridges and Supplies

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Stylus NX200 Ink — 69 Standard; 68 Black Does Not Fit Epson's NX200 FAQ draws this model's map precisely: 69 is the standard-capacity family, 88 the moderate one — and unlike most of the platform, the NX200 cannot take the high-capacity 68 black. Owners searching for a bigger black cartridge should not be sold one for this printer.

This page is the standard shelf: T069120 / T069220 / T069320 / T069420, rated 245 pages black and 350 pages each for cyan and magenta (no official yield is published for the yellow) in Epson's published data. Singles, Set of 4 and Set of 14, all with new compatible chips, our lifetime warranty and 1-year free returns.

Cartridge	Type	Color	Approx. Yield
Epson T088120 (compatible)	Moderate-capacity ink cartridge	Black	—
Epson T088220 (compatible)	Moderate-capacity ink cartridge	Cyan	—
Epson T088320 (compatible)	Moderate-capacity ink cartridge	Magenta	—
Epson T088420 (compatible)	Moderate-capacity ink cartridge	Yellow	—
Epson 88 Set of 4 (compatible)	Full cartridge set, moderate capacity (1 each B/C/M/Y)	Black / Cyan / Magenta / Yellow	—

Stylus NX200 Ink — 69 Standard, 88 Moderate, and One Official Exception

Sort the NX200's two DURABrite Ultra tiers by the job in front of you. The standard tier for regular document work is the 69 family: black T069120 (up to 245 pages), cyan T069220 and magenta T069320 (up to 350 pages each) and yellow T069420 (no official yield published). The lighter tier for occasional, mixed use is the 88 family — T088120 / T088220 / T088320 / T088420 — Epson's light-use fill, for which no official yield figure is published either. This page stocks both tiers.

Epson’s FAQ for the NX200 sets out its ink shelf precisely — and carries the exception NX200 owners most need to hear: the platform’s high-capacity 68 black is officially not compatible with the NX200, even though it fits its relatives. Owners searching for a bigger black cartridge should not be sold one for this printer. Tier logic on this platform is model-by-model, never platform-wide — which is also why the 88’s own printer list is a short, verified one and this model is on it.

Which 88/69 should you buy?

Standard printing: replace just that color — black, cyan, magenta and yellow singles are $10.49 each.
Full refresh: the Set of 4 ($38.94) the full standard-capacity reset in one box.
Light use (88 Moderate): replace just that color — black, cyan, magenta and yellow singles are $8.99 each in the lighter moderate fill.
Full refresh, moderate tier: the 88 Set of 4 ($23.34) the moderate-capacity reset for an occasionally used printer.
Print every day: the Set of 14 ($82.35) five 69 blacks and three of each color for a printer in daily use.

Chip, ink and everyday use

Document work is where this ink earns its keep on the NX200: each cartridge carries a new compatible chip, so the printer reads levels normally, and DURABrite Ultra pigment prints dry to the touch, resist water and highlighter smudging, and hold up on documents that get handled and marked up. Keep spare cartridges sealed in their bags until install day.