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Canon inkjets are known to produce excellent images and work at speeds faster than their rivals. Among the best models with the cheapest ink cartridges are the PIXMA and Maxify series. They are likewise inexpensive inkjet printers for home, office and business needs.
Dedicated for home offices or small businesses, the Canon PIXMA MX922 is a well-rounded printer with its good quality, fair speed, and multifunctionality. For a consumer-level who needs automatic duplexing, this can be a great deal for you.
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The implementation of new design concepts makes the Canon PIXMA TR8520 a compact printer for home and office use. This printer is an upgrade to the PIXMA MX922 with new features in.
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Opt for the Canon PIXMA MG3620 when you need photo printing on a budget. Set at a low price point, the PIXMA MG3620 offers great value per print in this small footprint.
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If you need a balance of speed, quality and price, the Canon Color imageCLASS MF624Cw is one worth considering. This machine presents better print quality and decent speed, capable in small office applications.
Need a printer for office duty? The Canon imageCLASS MF726CDW provides a good set of features for its price. This machine can carry loads for small offices, including color printing.
One of the top competitors for the best monochrome printers in the market is the Canon i-SENSYS LBP-251DW. Despite a low-priced monochrome printer, this can carry out moderate print volume at excellent quality.
Dedicated to users with professional photo printing, the PIXMA Pro-100 lives up to its name. This printer delivers professional quality photos, either colored or monochrome.
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For your everyday printing needs in your home or office, you can find Canon printer ink cartridges the best in the market. Our extensive options of compatible inks for PIXMA, MAXIFY, imageClass, i-SENSYS, imageRunner and many more. To make sure you get the most updated products, we frequently update our portfolio with the latest Canon printer inks and toners.
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Before you find and buy ink and toner cartridge replacements for your Canon printer, here’s a guide we’ve put up to help you pick the right ink.
But first, take note of the following:
To check the ink levels on your Canon printer, do the following:
You will need the printer model of your Canon printer so you can determine which ink or toner you need. The model number would be viewed on the top or front of the device. For Canon, it’s typically beginning with 2 to 3 letters. Example, it can be iP, MP, MF, MX, MG, MB, or LBP. These characters will then be followed by numerals.
Upon finding the model number, you can key it in our ink search bar. Then you will be automatically led to a number of affordable options for ink/toner cartridges for your Canon printer.
If you own a Canon inkjet printer, you may have noticed that their inks have either a “PGI” or “CLI” at the beginning of the cartridge name. Canon labels their ink cartridges in this way to reference the ink type inside a particular printer cartridge.
PGI |
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The PGI is a pigment-based ink which is suitable for printing documents. It provides pitch black text and sharp output. Our PGI-220, PGI-225, PGI-250, PGI-270 and PGI-280 XXL are examples. |
CLI |
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“CLI” is short for ChromaLife, a special dye-based ink from Canon. This type of ink brings stunning and vivid colors, which are suitable for photo printing. It’s also more affordable than PGI, but is more prone to smudging. Prints will have a useful life of 25 years. Our Canon CLI includes CLI-221, CLI-226, CLI 251, CLI-271 and CLI-281. |
BCI |
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This is a pigment ink that’s packaged in a set (3 or 6 per set) |
BCIE |
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A type of dye-based ink, with “e” pertaining to “enhanced”. |
Canon toner and ink cartridges may be selected according to the page yield you need. The page yield lets you know how many pages a single cartridge can print. You can either choose a Standard Yield, High Yield or Extra High Yield.
| Standard Yield | High Yield | Extra High | |
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| Page Yield | Approx 200 to 1,660 | Approx 400 to 4,710 | Approx 600 to 9,140 |
| Symbol | – | XL | XXL |
| Cartridge Name Example | Canon PGI-280 | Canon PGI-280XL | Canon PGI-280XXL |
| Cost | $ | $$ | $$$ |
| Application | Home, Personal | Home Office, Small Business | Businesses and Enterprises |
Below are time-tested ways to reduce inkjet printing expenses:
Test pages, editable scripts and privately-read reference materials do not have to be printed in normal or best mode.
For printouts that do not need to be in full color, such as help-wanted ads, news clips, and sketch maps, black ink is always more economical than color ones. Save your MX920 ink for artwork or client presentations.
If you have to print the content of a website but need only the text, you can go about this by switching to their printer-friendly version or saving the page in text form before printing. This way, your Canon printer ink can have extra mileage.
The Arial font is a reliable, all-around lettering style. However, fonts like Times New Roman, Calibri and Century Gothic consume less ink than Arial. Think about that the next time you use your Canon printer.
Poorly maintained print heads and settled ink may cause the printer to go off with a “cartridge empty” warning signal even though the cartridge is still not completely drained of its contents. Regular cleaning of the printer and gently shaking the ink may remedy the problem.
Remanufactured ink cartridges save you a ton of money. Larger cartridges like the PGI 250XL and PGI 251XL can make printing cost-efficient. Promo deals on remanufactured ink cartridges help you further lower costs.
Here are some of the most common FAQs about Canon Printer Cartridges. For more questions, please go to our main FAQ page or contact us.
No, they do not. Canon makes inks of variable compositions and properties for different types of printers. Similarly, specific Canon ink cartridges, like the PGI 250XL and PGI 251XL, may be compatible with multiple printers, but not all.
The Canon PIXMA uses Canon PG-540 Black and Canon CL-541 Tri-color cartridges. Our compatible Canon PIXMA ink cartridges like the Canon PGI-225 / CLI-226 XL, serve as suitable substitutes for the original Canon PG-540 Black and CL-541 Tri-color cartridges for your Canon PIXMA printer. Check out our compatible Canon PIXMA cartridges.
Yes, you can. Compatible ink and toner cartridges are cartridges manufactured by third party companies. These devices are created from new parts that are compatible with your printer model but not from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).
This information is usually indicated on the printer’s box and package inserts or given to you by the Canon printer store. You can also go to our ink finder, key in your printer model, then you will see suggested inks for your specific printer series and model.
Despite the numerous Canon PIXMA cartridges with similar sizes and shapes, Canon PIXMA cartridges aren’t interchangeable. Every printer cartridge is designed to work with a series of printers. If the printer or ink cartridge manufacturer doesn’t list the unit as compatible with a certain printer, then it would not work on such a printer.
Cartridge colors, also, aren’t interchangeable. For instance, if your printer uses black, yellow, cyan, and magenta cartridges, you can’t change cartridge colors with your printer. A cyan cartridge won’t work inside a black cartridge slot.
There is an access door over the top front of your Canon printer. Find and open the access door – this will allow you to check your installed toner cartridge’s status or remove them. If your print quality declines because of missing or faded colors, you can replace the empty toner cartridge with a new one.
Usually, you can gain access to the printer’s toner cartridges by putting your hand beneath the printer’s top panel and lifting it.
There are two ways you can unclog your print head nozzles. You can do it automatically or manually.
Please refer to your printer manual to do this correctly. You should do this 4 to 5 times. If you don’t have your manual with you, you can refer to this Canon PIXMA manual on cleaning printhead nozzles automatically.
If your printer does not recognize an aftermarket cartridge, it might be due to the cartridge chip being labeled as empty before being remanufactured. In this case, you would just need to press the STOP/CANCEL button for 5 seconds. This lets the printer bypass the message of “ink ran out”. After this, your cartridge should work fine.
There may be cases wherein the Canon PIXMA printer does not recognize compatible or remanufactured Canon PIXMA ink cartridges. There are a number of tricks that you can try once this happens.
If you only want to use the black ink cartridge when printing, you just need to set your printing preferences to print on “black only”. Follow these simple steps:
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