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• Canon Ink Cartridges

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Amazon.com Product Description:
The Canon BCI-6 Black/Color Ink Tank six-pack set includes six vibrant replacement ink tanks that are compatible with many Canon Bubble Jet and MIXMA printers. These tanks are easy to install, fast drying, and smudge free, and they produce vibrant color prints. This replacement pack includes six 8-by-3-by-8-inch tanks in black, cyan, photo cyan, magenta, photo magenta, and yellow.

What's in the Box
BCI-6 black ink tank, BCI-6 photo cyan, BCI-6 photo magenta, BCI-6 cyan, BCI-6 magenta, BCI-6 yellow.

Rating : - These tanks work fine in my i9100
I have a Canon i9100 wide-format printer. I've tried several after-market ink tanks that are supposed to fit this printer but non have worked- they don't fit in the ink carriage. So I'm stuck with using the Canon brand. Amazon's price for the BCI-6 6-pack is about the cheapest I've found for the branded stuff. Since these are ink tanks and not cartridges they are not recyclable as credits for new tanks. Also, this printer/tank combination goes through ink like crazy, way more is used than my old HP used. Another problem, and part of the reason it goes through so much ink, is that the print heads get clogged up very easily. If I'm not printing every day, the heads get plugged and I have to use the print-head cleaning utility, which wastes a tremendous amount of ink. I'm not sure how much of the problem is due to the ink versus how much is due to the print head design. Again, I never had this problem with my old HP. If I can ever afford to buy another printer it will probably not be a Canon.