Hiipoo Sublimation Ink for EcoTank Supertank Inkjet Printers ET-2803 ET-2800 ET-2850 ET-2720 ET-4800 ET-2400 ET-3760 ET-15000 ET-4760 Heat Press Transfer on T-Shirt Mug (Autofill/ICC-Free/Anti-UV)

Love the quality of the prints

This sublimation ink delivers high-quality every time

I like this ink where you dont have to use the needle to insert the ink into the printer tank.

I like the quality of this ink It is a bit on the pricier side But you get what you pay for I would recommend

Ive used other inks before, but I just had to try Hiipoo brand after hearing so many on FB and YouTube talk about it. It did not disappoint. I expected the colors to be muted when printed, but they were not. The ink transferred very well. There was little ink left on the sublimation paper. It may be a little pricey, but I think it is worth it.

Pictures print perfect

Highly recommended. The ink is bright and does exactly what its supposed to. Works great for DTV also!

Great quality sublimation ink

The ink works great in my printer, the output in bright!

I love these inks. They are a great value. I’m grateful that hiipoo inks have ICC profiles for their inks for my particular printer so my colors are accurate. I had a really tough time trying to figure out how to get them to work with photoshop. I’m familiar with ICC profiles and I did all the steps I was supposed to do as far as installing them and when I went to print from photoshop, I set to photoshop manages colors, chose my ICC profile-then into the printer settings and went to custom then turned off color adjustments. The colors were still way off. So after messing around a bit, what worked for me was to set ‘photoshop manages colors’ then select the ICC profile-then go into the printer settings (within the photoshop print window) and set color management to-custom - ICM. It finally got my colors accurate. ICM tells the printer to allow the software you are using to do all color adjustments. For some reason my Epson 15000 (converted to a sub printer) still wanted to color correct when using the ‘no color adjustment’ option. But it worked when I went with ICM. Just wanted to put that out there if anyone struggles with the same issue I had.