Stylus NX300

Epson Stylus NX300 printer

The Epson Stylus NX300 refills with the 69 family across the board: black (T069120, up to 245 pages) and cyan and magenta (up to 350 pages each) and yellow (no official yield published for the yellow) — DURABrite Ultra pigment cartridges. Compatible 69 singles, the Set of 4 and the Set of 14 are below, backed by a lifetime warranty.

Stylus NX300 Laser Toner Cartridges and Supplies

Why Buy From Us?

- Strong value pricing across the NX300 range

- Every cartridge made to ISO 9001 quality standards

- Same-day dispatch is our usual standard for orders

- Free shipping on all US orders

Stylus NX300 Ink — Four 69 Codes, Nothing Else Needed

The NX300 rewards buying ahead: its black T069120 is rated up to 245 pages and each rated color — cyan T069220, magenta T069320 — up to 350 pages, with yellow T069420 unrated by Epson. At the prices below, the Set of 14 drops the per-cartridge cost to about $5.88, against $10.49 one at a time — the math that makes bulk the sensible buy for a printer that works every week. Every cartridge here is a standard-capacity DURABrite Ultra pigment cartridge.

The NX300 is listed in Epson’s manufacturer data for the 69 family, taking the platform’s standard set in all four positions — pigment ink throughout, each cartridge replaced on its own schedule.

Which 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 positions in one box.
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

What the chip does on the NX300 is simple: it is new and compatible, so ink levels register normally. What the ink does is equally plain — DURABrite Ultra pigment that dries on contact with the page, resists water and highlighter smudging, and holds up when documents are handled often. Spares stay bagged and sealed until needed.