Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's ink for my printer I like it I use a lot of ink

Pretty well-designed cartridges, manufactured with consistency. It would be nice if so much ink didn't get released when you open them for installation--at least it fades off of your skin after a while. I just wish the price weren't so high.

It's just ink. Ink is expensive but priced ok at BB

I loved it! This was a great product for our printer!

There good, but the ink runs out to quickly… Next time we purchase a printer it won’t be a Canon…

Purchased the XL cartridges hoping they would last quite some time but sadly I was wrong. We don't use our printer all that often and when we do we print in grayscale but the color cartridges ran out amazingly quick!

Been using the product for years with excellent results

Canon ink is the best for Canon printers. Best Buy had it in stock in the packaging I needed at a competitive price.

I cannot say how many times I have tried the refill cheap ink. It never measures up. Stick with the manufacture ink

I think the ink cartridges are very expensive and I’m not seeing that the XL last much longer than the regular size. I’m not printing pictures any longer on this printer, just documents and the ink depletes very quickly.

Considerable due diligence before purchasing a laptop including online comparisons using Consumer Reports, Library tech consultant, newspaper advertising sales and visits to multiple stores led me to a Best Buy purchasing decision.

Don't use copier that much, but ink runs out quickly. Set ink settings low, but notice blue ink is the first to go out. Then the black. Don't know why there is two black, but it gets job done. Plus it's pricey....

I can't remember such a terrible color page yield (only about 80 pages). I have had this Canon printer (MX922) only a few years, it works great with no problems. I needed 15 copies of a presentation printed in color, on inkjet paper, for the next day. I got about 7 of the 15 copies of my 11 page presentation done when the brand new cartridge set started giving me low ink warnings. What was worse is that I was doing other things after starting, not realizing the printer was stopping after nearly every copy to present a low ink warning. I clicked through, disregarding the warnings until the print quality notably degraded. What's interesting is that all the cartridges were at about the same level of empty, with Yellow going first. I had replaced the 3 color and XL high yield black. I had not swapped the standard skinny black cart (251) as it was still rather full when I started with the new carts. I was always suspicious of future Ink Carts sales as a racket for selling inexpensive printers. Up to now I felt the page yield and performance was decent for this all-in-one printer, but this was ridiculous. I found little info about an estimated yield on BestBuy's site or Canon's, Upon a search, I read some forum posts saying the skinny carts (251) are not all created equal and you may actually be better off buying the 3 color and black carts separately for a savings. That's crappy- as this product is marketed as a quantity savings. Apparently the version COSTCO sells has higher yield 251 color carts then found in this very misleading packaging (only the wider 250 black is XL, not the color 251's). I guess buyer beware, comparison shop and read any fine print. It's also possible I just got a dud, but it doesn't feel that way.

It's a good ink cartridge, but it says XL which means it lasts longer than the others of this brand which it does not. I had almost the same canon pixma printer before, but the cartridges lasted longer.

There isn't a gray cartridge and that is one of the most important ones to get true color with these printers

Good product for a good printer but they do not last like other manufacturer's cartridges I have used in the past so maybe they are not filled as much? So, expensive to use. Quality is fine though.

I ran out of ink...again...had to purchase another pack. AGAIN. With how expensive ink is, I'm almost tempted to just purchase new printers and toss them rather than purchase new ink.

Product used for occasional printing at home, only 1 person (me), and all the ink cartridges are nearly empty IN LESS THAN A MONTH! I'm quite disappointed and will go to Staples to get some explanation. Could these cartridges be "re-manufactured and passed off as 'brand new'? Who knows. With the next purchase, it could be a different (better) result. I sure hope so!!

I don’t know why Canon or Best But would want a review on their printer ink, but since they asked... Canon’s ink is too e pensive and the Canon printer that uses that ink is very very slow. I purchased the printer because it was so inexpensive. Well, they gain their $$ in the ink. The printer has an option for Everyday print, but it still uses way too much ink. And it takes forever for the printer to warm up. I finally got fed up with the whole thing and went back to an HP printer.

The ink cartridges work well and are easy to install, but they are pretty expensive. Like razors and razor blades, it seems like Canon makes more money off the ink than the printer.