what is the difference between cls, xl, XXL, standard? null

More use you will get out of one cartridge. XL will last longer than standard.

They range from regular to extra long lasting

The xl , xxl and standard are the different sizes. These do not have much if you are doing any sort of photo or graphic printing hence why they have the bigger tanks. Xxl is the biggest I believe!

I don't know what "cls" is and I don't see that designation on any of the packaging I have. Perhaps you mis-transcribed it, in which case it may be related to the type of ink. Canon uses "PG" to refer to their pigment-based ink (good for printing text), and "CL" for their dye-based ink which they also call ChromaLife (hence the "CL"). PG is better at resisting water and is said to resist fading from ultraviolet light exposure. CL gives you vibrant colors but can be more easily smudged. Standard, XL, and XXL all refer to the ink capacity (in increasing order) of cartridges labeled as such. XL or high yield should print approximately twice as much as standard, and XXL or extra high yield should print about three times as much as standard (of course your results may vary).

Standard is just that. Xl holds a bit more XXL holds more than an xl

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More use you will get out of one cartridge. XL will last longer than standard.
Answered by Rainbow 3 years ago
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They range from regular to extra long lasting
Answered by Rebel 3 years ago
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The xl , xxl and standard are the different sizes. These do not have much if you are doing any sort of photo or graphic printing hence why they have the bigger tanks. Xxl is the biggest I believe!
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I don't know what "cls" is and I don't see that designation on any of the packaging I have. Perhaps you mis-transcribed it, in which case it may be related to the type of ink. Canon uses "PG" to refer to their pigment-based ink (good for printing text), and "CL" for their dye-based ink which they also call ChromaLife (hence the "CL"). PG is better at resisting water and is said to resist fading from ultraviolet light exposure. CL gives you vibrant colors but can be more easily smudged. Standard, XL, and XXL all refer to the ink capacity (in increasing order) of cartridges labeled as such. XL or high yield should print approximately twice as much as standard, and XXL or extra high yield should print about three times as much as standard (of course your results may vary).
Answered by JimmyCrackcorn 4 years ago
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Standard is just that. Xl holds a bit more XXL holds more than an xl
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