WF-2950
The WorkForce WF-2950 is the reference model for this family's official data — and a 232 printer, not a 222. Its ink: four individual Claria cartridges, black in standard (up to 150 pages) or XL (up to 380 pages) and colours at up to 140 pages each. The compatible 232 shelf below is chipped and backed by a lifetime warranty.
| Cartridge | Type | Color | Approx. Yield |
|---|---|---|---|
| Epson T232120 (compatible) | Standard-capacity ink cartridge | Black | 150 pages |
| Epson T232XL120 (compatible) | High-capacity ink cartridge | Black | 380 pages |
| Epson T232220 (compatible) | Standard-capacity ink cartridge | Cyan | 140 pages |
| Epson T232320 (compatible) | Standard-capacity ink cartridge | Magenta | 140 pages |
| Epson T232420 (compatible) | Standard-capacity ink cartridge | Yellow | 140 pages |
| Epson 232 Set of 4 (compatible) | Full cartridge set: XL black + standard colors | Black / Cyan / Magenta / Yellow | 380 black, 140 per color |
| Epson 232 Set of 9 (compatible) | Bulk set: 3 XL black + 2 of each standard color | Black / Cyan / Magenta / Yellow | 380 per black, 140 per color |
WF-2950 Ink — The Family's Reference Page, and the One-Digit Trap
The yields quoted across this whole family come from this printer's own Epson specification sheet (CPD-62074R1) — "Ink Type: Claria 232 Series" — the full 232 code set for the WF-2950: black in standard (T232120, up to 150 pages) or XL (T232XL120, up to 380 pages), and colours standard-only — T232220 / T232320 / T232420 at up to 140 pages each — all Claria ink, all rated on the ISO/IEC 24711 pattern. Our shelf stocks the whole compatible ladder: both blacks, the three standard colours, a Set of 4 in Epson's own XL-black pack shape, and a black-weighted Set of 9.
The trap is a single digit: the WF-2960 is a 222-family printer. It shares this model's silhouette and nothing else — its cartridges fit nothing here, and these fit nothing there. WF-2950 on the badge means the 232 shelf on this page; our products carry exactly the figures from this model's own sheet, nothing borrowed from a sibling.
Which 232 should you buy?
- Black ran out: two ways — the standard black ($14.99, up to 150 pages) or the 232XL black ($19.49, up to 380 pages) that most owners settle on.
- One colour ran out: replace just that colour — cyan, magenta and yellow singles are $10.49 each, at up to 140 pages.
- Full refresh: the Set of 4 ($47.21) pairs the XL black with the three standard colours — Epson's own pack shape for this family.
- Print every week: the Set of 9 ($98.87) stocks three XL blacks and two of each colour.
Chip, ink and everyday use
Every cartridge carries a new compatible chip, so the WF-2950 reports its ink levels normally; the ink is Claria in all four positions. This class has a documented quirk, stated plainly: invalid-cartridge messages have clustered around firmware updates on these printers. If a warning follows an update, reseat the cartridge and restart before treating it as a verdict — and every cartridge here carries our lifetime warranty, with free returns for the first year. Keep spares sealed until install day.