Product Description

Compatible Canon inkjet cartridge PGI-220BK, Compatible Canon inkjet cartridge CLI-221BK, Compatible Canon inkjet cartridge CLI-221C, Compatible Canon inkjet cartridge CLI-221M, Compatible Canon inkjet cartridge CLI-221Y . COMPATIBLE FOR CANON PRINTER MODELS: Canon PIXMA iP3600, PIXMA iP4600, PIXMA MP620, PIXMA MP980.

Product Details

• Brand: Compatible Ink
• Model: IIU4LPGI221-CLI221-5pk

Features

• ISO 9001 Quality Certified, approximately 26 month shelf life.
• Ink made in the USA!
• 100% satisfaction guaranteed! Compatible with PGI 220 & CLI 221. With brand new chip!.
• Free Shipping
• Not made by Canon

Customer Reviews

Good quality alternative for OEM Canon cartridges
I purchased these ink cartridges for my Pixma MP620, half-way thinking they would either crap out right away or my printer wouldn't read the chip. I was happily surprised to see that my printer worked just fine, and the print quality of photos was very comparable to the OEM cartridges. I ended up spending about 1/3 of the price of the name brand ones. Highly recommend!

works just like the original Canon Ink
I was worried it would not be as good as the original ink but it is. Use this in my MP620; and for what Canon charges twice as much, I am excited to find this product and would recommend it.

Good, not great.
I have long held an aversion to non-OEM ink cartridges, fearing incompatibility or poor quality printouts. However, as a poor college student, I finally decided it was time to stop being so silly and give some cheaper ink cartridges a shot. Turns out, I was right all along.

From the moment I snapped off the orange seal, I was skeptical. I compared the sponge at the bottom of both of the cartridges, and it was clear that the OEM Canon cartridge that I had just removed was of higher quality than this OEM cartridge. I snapped this cartridge in, and my printer made no fuss at all. It was accepted just fine, installed easily... no hassle whatsoever. It was when the printing started that I took issue.

The print quality is noticeably lower than that of the Canon cartridges. Note that I printed text. The letters were not as crisp, the ink was not as dark... I was sorely disappointed with the outcome. I was in the middle of printing out the plansbook for a final project, and the instructor is going to turn the page to find that the appendices look a lot better than the text of the report itself. I have not tried printing photos, but I'm not too optimistic about the prospective results there.

Long story short, if you need to print text and don't care too much about the quality, these are a good bet. However, I'm really nitpicky about this kind of thing and will not be buying again.