CISinksReviews of cisinks.com

This company is the BEST! I have used their ink system for 10 years with 2 separate printers and they work so well! They are easy to refill, inexpensive, last forever, are easy to use, and make printing everything in color practically FREE! I can print all my scrapbook pages, business flyers, everything! Thank You!

Great company loved the service.

I have a CISinks CISS system for two (2) Brother MFC-J870DW and for an HP Photosmart 7510... love em all... just one problem, I am starting to get low, and need to purchase refill bottles (Dye type ink, I think) My Brothers take the LC103 and 101 carts.... but with the kits I have already saved a TON of money...

Greetings, After spending hundreds at saw-grass, and here, I find the Ink between OK and Great, and savings of money good. I hope CISinks reads this maybe you have "Common Purpose" in your company, being in the other The United States States/American National Union brought back before 2010, many corporations have been infiltrated by U.K. Fasci thugs as is described on cpexposed.com either way so far I say a good job. Your service and quality is the least of Americans problems.... as communism can not hide behind the workd "Progressive" anymore. Here want to see how nad it really is play our 200 videos for a wake-up. t - r o h s h o w . c o m

Ink quality is very good, I always buy from them !

I bought their refillable ink cartridges twice for an epson printer. I am very pleased with the performance of their ink and customer service.

First of all, complaints about service don't remotely comport with the service I've experienced. I have found it surprisingly remarkable for our online age. I can't imagine I got any red carpet treatment. I suspect its plug-and-play buyers and no CIS system is quite that. My experience with their service is below. I do think the call has to be issue and solution centered and not one of "what are you going to do about this" calls. I have had two Cisinks systems on two Epsons over three years and have no problems with the either beyond the cantankerous fussing from the printer that it is not Epson's ink. Wandering here for a moment, I understand Epsons are now one of the easiest printers to avoid manufacturer sabotage with. they fuss about the CIS system but will recognize it and let you proceed. HP, I understand is the worst for sabotage, but I have no direct experience with HP. There have been some court cases barring this activity by manufacturers. The internet tells me Lexmark seems to be the most bizarre in showing up in courts trying to block CIS systems. Sorry to have wandered. The Cisinks systems I have purchased were both external feed systems; not the refillable cartridges that seem to be a puzzlement here. I will say that my type of system, external fed, regardless of supplier, is not for the plug-and-play set and not for those who aren't comfortable and competent jerryriggers with the cute little tool kits to match. You are messing with your printer and the routing of the supply tubes is going to be a remodel. Supply line routing is the most ubiquitous cause of grinding as one reviewer above complained. Those lines, if they interfere with the whizzing print head, your printer is going to squawk and grind to a quick shutdown. All the manufacturers installation YouTubettes are their own take on routing, heed them, but you're on your own to make them clear. But printers are not all that delicate; people are forever leaving things like pencils, removed cartridges and and so forth inside that jamb them up. The printer is made for that and shuts itself down. It doesn't seem reasonable that complaints of grinding from refillable cartridges would have anything to do with a CIS system, regardless of manufacturer, unless perhaps they weren't properly seated in the head and hit something. My experience with Cisinks' service has been astoundingly fast and easy. I purchased directly from Cisinks, no Amazons etc. Over the years, I've used their phone number and found it to be answered on the second or third ring. A busy signal; wait a minute or so and call back, they're on the phone. It sounds like one of the same two guys answers every time; no switchboard. I think I've been talking to the same guys that are in Cisinks' YouTube videos. Both are courteous to the point of being acquiescent. My problems have been cartridge-recognition issues, which do require a lot of fidgeting and re-installing sometimes over many calls. With my second Epson I did get a protracted recognition problem with the new Cisinks system. No walk-throughs cured it. Finally we concluded it was a bad chip set (gold and green thing). Whether it was inherently flawed or I did it with that battery button; who knows or cares. The system was a new installation, they sent me a new chip set (no cost). I installed it on the cartridges and yes with fidgeting, my Epson fussed, but accepted the Cisinks and its been fine for eight months. I did have a round of dried ink nozzles not CIS related and anybody's solution on the internet cured that, albeit it took days. If I had a "complaint" it would be that the guys told me they would send the chip set Express; it came Priority instead. Of course no postage due.

I purchased a cis = continues ink system - for my Epson WF-3640 printer from CIS-Inks. It works great , no problems. I purchase bulk refill bottles of ink and the purchase always is in my mail box quick fast and in a hurry - 3 or 4 days. I purchased the - long needle syringe set - , makes it easy to extract ink from bulk ink bottles and put ink in external ink printer tanks. I - Understand and Know - that installation and operation of ink systems Will Require Thinking , Thinking Is Ok With Me. Making modifications of the printer as required is Ok With Me. If Less Thinking and Plug and Play is what is important then I recommend the OEM or Remanufactured Cartridges from like Cartridge World and pay big money.