Customer Ratings & Reviews

Canon Ink. Great value. Cost way cheaper than other places.

Good product I will recommend it to everyone so easy to use

Just what I needed and it came earlier than I thought it would.

YOU WON'T GET MUCH USE OUT OF THIS. THIS IS THE STANDARD CAPACITY. IF YOU ARE GOING TO DO A LOT OF PRINTING YOU MIGHT WANT TO BUY THE MORE EXPENSIVE CARTRIDGES.

Good quality printer/scanner ink. Would definitely recommend.

Product arrived in a timely manner. It was also priced very good

Very good place to shop online or in-store always have what you need.

Satisfied with product. Would probably purchase product again.

Quick and easy process. Price is the lowest I found.

Easy to install, good quality. But not sure how long it will last.

For my printer. Quality of ink is good. I have no complaints.

I hope you keep it in stock easy to install i like the black and color

While I prefer to buy the larger individual packs of black and color ink cartridges for my canon printer, this smaller combo pack is a quality replacement. It is exactly what you get when first buying the printer, so it works very well, just doesn't last long

Ordered online and was ready to pick up as promised.

They last a lot so it's a great deal buying the twing pack

The ink is great and it worked right away after installing it.

We found more cheapest at Best buy, also is secure to buy if we have some imperfect work we can't exchange for the new one.

I think the ink runs out too fast but what can I do?My printer needs the ink when runs out.Ink is like good to a printer & I guess it has a big appetite :)

This prints well when the ink level is indeed plentiful. However I've always found the promised page counts to be way overstated, and I am not a person that's ever been a heavy printer by any means. Also disappointing (not only with Canon but all printer ink cartridges in general) is with all this technology in the world, as well as how expensive ink is, you'd think they'd have come up with a way for the ink to not dry out so quickly when not used for a while. I'm the type of person that can go months without needing to print anything, but then one day out the blue will have the need to print anywhere from 20 to 40 pages. But who am I kidding, if there was a way for consumers to be able to seal up the cartridges in between use and not have them dry out, then they'd never be able to make so much money off of us now would they?

I used to get error messages I guess it was a cheap printer but I used to buy the aftermarket ink and black error message always came up these don't