Are these replacements compatible to use in conjunction with the canon brand ink cartiridges? Or do I need to replace every color with this brand?
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Yes they are compatible. I replaced only the colors that were empty with no issues.
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I have in the past replaced one of these while having the rest being canon. There was no conflict what so ever. I hope that helps.
1750260
I changed mine one color at a time as the Canon cartridges ran out. No problems during the changeover, and no problems since. I'm in my fourth set of Sophia Global refills now, I believe.
722142
I would believe Canon is correct. I have the Canon PIXMA MG8120 Printer. This is the gray cartridge that came with the printer. I am not sure why Amazon states this is incompatible. I need new ink cartridges for my printer and this doesn't make sense.
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I would suggest checking out Canon's web site for ink compatibility, just to be sure.... I think this one might be on their list, but I'm not 100% certain.
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I doubt it would work as Canon company is no longer making printers that use #8 ink cartidges. I'm stuck with 3 printers that use these inks, Ive just learned. Hopefully I have enough colors to last me for 2 more years.
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I am sorry that I never saw this question. I did not have any problem with these cartridges. However, I have tons of problems with my Canon printer and would love to chunk it against a wall and buy a new one.
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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 believe that if your printer uses ink cartridges numbers 30 and 31 for Canon then these are compatible.
59722
i see that these are for your printer so i would contact the vendor for a replacement.these worked perfectly in my printer.
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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
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Sorry I just saw this. I have been using Canon printers since 'before Windows' and have always used generics and in all those years I think 3 cartridges have failed me. Be sure and type in the model of YOUR ink cartridge for your printer in the Amazon search bar and you should get many options.
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I've been using them for about 6 months and they work great! There is one small problem..... sometimes when I put in a new cartridge, the printer does not see the cartridge. I remove the cartridge and re-insert it, then everything is fine. I recommend these cartridges. I can't see any difference in print quality between these and the original Canon cartridges. I don't print photographs, so I don't know how good they will work for that.
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You can mix them. They seem to show up as OEM. However, I've not had good luck with any of 3 batches of non OEM I purchased over 4 months from different merchants. All had MASSIVE ink drainage and seem to be a cause of print head clogging.
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i use them with a canon MX 892. .... i am technology challenged, so not sure if they are compatible with something else. the company i purchased them from would know..... this company is excellent. prompt service. good quality. i am still using the ink jets i replaced. months ago.
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I tried on the Canon PIXMA MX922 and they seem to be working fine. Best advice i would give is open your printer software or when it's printing and click on the inklevels and see what kind of printer cartridge it lists for the printer and then compare them with this one. Also check with amazon, if they will accept return before you buy them, just to be safe. Hope it helps.
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as i have stated before, they seem to be as good as oem equip. for a pixma 922 i think they are better than the canon ones!!i find that all of the cartridge printers i have used tend to clog far too frequently - that is canon (2 types) and HP (2 types). in all cases, it is fairly simple to do the clean process regardless of the printer.i have never had a leakage problems with any of the printer - cartridge combos that i have owned.
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I use them exactly the same way as brand name cartridges. I bought at least 8 of them quite a while ago and still have two left. They work just fine w my epson 520 I do know a friend of mine has some compatibility issues w his hewlitt packard. And yes, they come filled just like the brand name but are so cheap that it might be a good idea to risk trying them. Good luck
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As long as you ordered the correct ones for your printer, you should be fine. I just removed the old cartridges, removed the tape covering the ink on the new ones and replaced the new ones directly into the printer. I have ordered a couple of times and have had no problem and am pleased. Good luck. GK