Feedback seems to indicate that these work fine in some Canon printer models, but maybe not all. Has anyone tried these in a Pixma ip4700?
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I do not have the printer you are asking about but I do have the MP620. I have used these cartridges and most of them have been fine, there have been one of two of them that don't snap all the way down so the printer doesn't recognize that they are there. I push them down tightly and put a piece of tape over it and that seems to make it keeps the connection and it works fine after that.
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Have an Pixma Mp560 and I'm very happy with the printer and the quality of the ink cartridges, have not had one problem with them and have used them for 2 years or more.
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My printer is Canon Pixma iP7220 and from this set I bought, so far I have only used the big black ink cartridge PGI-250BK since it is the only one I have run out of from the cartridges loaded in my printer and that one is working quite fine. I am hoping I will not have any problems with the other cartridges when I have to load them. Sorry, I could not help with your question.
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It's my understanding that Canon printers will not recognize refilled cartridges. In fact, I know it, because I tried the same thing. You are stuck with them and will have to purchase Canon inks. Where did you get them and did they represent them as working with Canon? Oh, and by the way, my Pixma 450 went to the recycler over a year ago. Currently using HP 3510.
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I have used these on my 435W machines and they worked. If you know someone who deals with printers, you could take the printer there and see if there is any reason for the mismatch. Otherwise, I suppose a refund will be in order... within the time limit.
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They worked just fine in my friend's MFC-295CN printer, (I bought them for him) so you should be OK. :0)
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These cartridges all have small id chips that allow the printer to recognize them. Have you ordered the correct cartridge for your printer? I have used these for years and every one has been recognized by both of my inkjet printers with no problems.
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I have a Canon iP 2600 and these cartridges work well in this printer. You have to make sure you buy the right cartridges for your particular printer. Don't buy cartridges for any other model. That is all I can tell you about these cartridges. Hope this helps.
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They will work for a while. But you will eventually get the error message and won't be able to get past it. Buy both genuine ink and generic and switch up to confuse the printer.
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These cartridges will work with a Canon Pixma MG5420...this is the printer I have. However, you will have to trim off about 1/8 inch of the bottom of the rubber plugs or they will not go into the printer. Also, I discovered that these cartridges DO NOT have auto reset chips, but just have OEM type chips. So, when you refill them they WILL NOT tell you the ink level in the cartridge.
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They should work with that printer, but I can't say for sure since I have another model. If your printer takes Canon cartridges that are 251's, they should be okay.
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really I'm not sure. If you Google and see if they are interchangable with CLI 225 and CLI 226 cartridges, or Canon Pixma MX 882 Machine, then they will work.
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are you talking about the Pixma MG7120 printer/scanner/copier? if so, they DO work and they DO fit because I ordered these for ours and we've had no problems at all.
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These cartridges correspond to the CLI-5BK (Black), and CLI-8 (Black and Color) which is the official codes from Canon. They work in in my Pixma MP970 printer, and after doing a quick google search, looks like they should work in the MX850 as well. They seem to work just fine, though I have only installed three of them so far. Im fairly happy with them, so I think you will be too. Just watch out for how they are shipped, I found my package stuffed in the mail box. Could have easily been a mess.
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My printer, Pixma 4820, recognized the cartridges. Printing was fine for thing which are not kept, however photos faded badly and I've gone back to Canon ink. Jim Wilson
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I have a Pixma MG6320 which uses the same ink. The Skia cartridges work fine. The one problem if you want to call it that, is that the canon print utility no longer shows how much ink is left when I check Supply Levels. I will find out if that matters when they run out.
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I don't know about your printer, but I use them in my Brother printer and they work flawlessly . . . Considering the fact that I paid over $30 for a black OEM cartridge and that I got a whole bunch of CMYK cartridges for a considerable amount less. It's a deal I can't afford to pass up.
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I have a brand-new Canon Pixma printer. No problems whatsoever if I use genuine 240xl, 241xl ink cartridges. Replacements DO NOT FUNCTION, REGARDLESS THE MANUFACTURER. The printer simply cannot identify them. WHAT A RIP-OFF ! peter3434@att.net