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 3 pack is the way to go February 24, 2009
Tony Goodhew (Mercer Island, WA USA)
22 out of 22 found this review helpful
I have a Canon MP 620 printer which I think is a great device but it does tend to use a lot of ink (or maybe I just print a lot) so having the 3 pack makes it easy to be ready for when I need to.
What I've found works for me is to get the 3 pack of the PGI-220 and then the color ink (Canon 2946B004 CLI-221 4 Color Value Pack (Black/Cyan/Magenta/Yellow)) in the 4 pack and finally deal with any intermediate outages through an individual purchases.
This means I have replacements for all the ink as needed and never have to urgently get some.
OEM is usually the best way to go January 12, 2009
nozamadlog (Deep in the Heart of Texas)
16 out of 16 found this review helpful
What can I say? Canon ink for a Canon printer? Of course this is a good idea. Some of the generic inks with this newest generation of printers measuring picoliters can clog up the print heads. This ink and the printers it's used in are some of the best Canon has produced. This cartridge seems to last longer than the previous printer I had that uses the CLI-8 ink. I am very pleased with the output quality of this ink.
And this is one of the best prices available for original Canon ink.
INK May 22, 2009
Michael L. Knakal (MI)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
BLACK INK ALWAYS RUNS OUT FAST. THIS 3 PACK WILL LAST AWHILE & WAS PRICED THE BEST ON AMAZON.
Canon ink cartrige 3 pack. April 13, 2009
John N. Texas (Houston, TX)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I was surprised at how soon the black print cartridge that came with my new Canon Pixma MP 620 ran out of ink, but was pleasantly surprised to fine the 3 pack at what appears to be a reasonable price. I must confess that when these empty, I will check on having them refilled.
JH
Save some money April 3, 2009
R. Oblek (Phila., Pa. United States)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Basic, simple fact. In this case, buying a three pack from Amazon with free shipping offered savings. Instead of struggling to remember to bid on Ebay, or seeing $20 per single cartridge as the only option,it's easier to committ $34 for a three pack.
Canon's printer will use a cartridge up quickly. Save time and money in this case by going through Amazon. Check prices--you'll see what I mean.
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