Canon PG-210XL Cartridge, Black-Retail Packaging Reviews
| 121 of 121 people found the following review helpful:  signals low ink when more than half full, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Canon PG-210XL Cartridge, Black-Retail Packaging (Office Product) These cartridges both black and color start signalling low ink levels when you have used less than half. That means you can get good quality copying and printing for much longer. NET take out the cartridges, gently shake em up then re-install. You will still get the low ink lights but I've made more than 100 copies after those lights appear. Seems to be a ploy to encourage waste of ink and therefore more sales for the cartridges. 104 of 108 people found the following review helpful:  Ink is Ink: It Gets Used Up FAST, By mvconsults (San Francisco, CA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Canon PG-210XL Cartridge, Black-Retail Packaging (Office Product) Get the XL cartridges, not the regular PG-210s. According to Canon you get almost 2x more pages, for < 40% more money. What does that mean? I emptied out my regular 210 cartridge within 1 month of rather light usage on my new Canon MP240 printer. The XL cartridge now in it is < 1/2 full but going on 6 weeks. Soon 3rd parties will be selling replacements, but I got some OEM Canon carts for $9@ from sellers here on Amazon. You don't have to pay full price. 57 of 61 people found the following review helpful: XL worth the extra, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Canon PG-210XL Cartridge, Black-Retail Packaging (Office Product) The 210XL has 66% more ink than the regular 210 cartridge. (15ml vs 9ml) And it isn't much more expensive, so save yourself some long term money and buy the XL. And while you can go with a generic, certain consumer magazines have shown that generic cartridges and refill kits end up costing you more and giving you less quality than the manufacturer ink. |
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