Epson 664 magenta · standard

Epson 664 is a Epson magenta standard cartridge rated at ~6500 pages (0.2¢/page at $13.00).

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The Epson 664 is a magenta ink cartridge designed for use with certain EcoTank printers from Epson. It fits three specific models and offers a standard yield of about 6500 pages at a cost per page of around 0.2 cents. When choosing between standard and high-yield cartridges, consider the balance between initial cost and overall value, as standard cartridges like this one can provide a more affordable option for many users.

Printers that use Epson 664

Frequently asked questions

Which printers use the Epson 664?

3 printers in our database use the Epson 664, including the Epson EcoTank ET-16500, Epson EcoTank ET-2500 and Epson EcoTank ET-4500.

Is the Epson 664 a standard or high-yield cartridge?

The Epson 664 is a standard-yield cartridge. Where a range also offers a high-yield XL version, it costs more upfront but prints more pages for a lower cost per page.

How many pages does the Epson 664 print?

The Epson 664 is rated at about 6500 pages. Actual yield varies with how much of each page you print.

What does the Epson 664 cost per page?

At a list price of $13.00 and about 6500 pages, the Epson 664 works out to roughly 0.2 cents per page. A reliable compatible can cost noticeably less.

Are compatible or remanufactured versions of the Epson 664 safe to use?

Compatible and remanufactured cartridges are third-party alternatives to the Epson 664 that usually cost much less. Most work well, though quality varies by seller. If your printer can receive firmware updates that block non-OEM ink, check that printer's page first.

Related cartridges

Other colors and standard or high-yield versions used in the same printers.

Guides worth reading before you buy

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