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With its affordability and reliability, Canon's PIXMA and MAXIFY printer family is one of the most popular choices for inkjet printers. These versatile printers are ideal for both document and photo printing, thanks to their high ink efficiency and performance. Whether you're looking for a home printer or a device for your small office, the PIXMA family has the perfect solution for you.
All Canon PIXMA printers use either PGI (pigment) or CLI (Chromalife dye) inks. While our remanufactured and compatible cartridges don’t use the same patented ink, they can still produce high print quality for all popular Canon printers.
The PIXMA MX922 and MX920 photo printers are some of the most popular in the PIXMA family. They offer reliable prints with an exceptional resolution, ideal for producing high-quality detail in documents and photos with its PGI-250XL and CLI-251XL ink cartridges. Whether you're using a photo paper or another paper type, their 5-color ink system delivers business-quality text and vivid photos with accurate colours.
The Canon PIXMA Pro-100 printer is a popular model from the PIXMA family that is designed for photographers. It has A3+ borderless printing and an OIG (Optimum Image Generating) system that ensures a seamless, beautiful print. The ink cartridge used by the PIXMA Pro-100 is the CLI-42.
The Maxify printer family is designed for printing documents using PGI (Pigment-based ink), making it unsuitable for photo printing. These ink cartridges are larger than average ink cartridges and can produce more prints. The most popular MAXIFY printer is the MB2320, and its PGI-1200XL ink cartridge has a wireless printing feature that allows you to print documents from your smartphone or tablet.
Canon toner printers from the ImageClass and the i-Sensys printer families are popular for a variety of reasons. The ImageClass printer family is known for its multi-functionality, allowing users to print, scan, and copy documents with ease. The MF624CW, MF733CDW, and MF634CDW are some of the most commonly used printers and are perfect for those who require a large number of documents printed. Whether at home or in a small office, these printers are sure to get the job done quickly and efficiently.
The ImageClass printers come in different models, which can be identified by the letters C, D, and W. The C model is for color printing, the D model is for duplex printing (printing on both sides of the paper), and the W model is for wireless printing. All of these printers use a single cartridge system, which combines the toner and drum into one unit, making it easy to replace when needed.
The most popular printer in the i-Sensys printer family is the i-SENSYS LBP-113w, which is a single-function printer that has a 150-sheet paper capacity and prints at speeds of up to 22 pages per minute. It has wireless and USB connectivity, making it perfect for offices with multiple users. Additionally, i-Sensys printers use the Canon 047 toner and 049 drum, which are designed for printing both documents and color images.
Compatible printer cartridges are cartridges that are not made by the original manufacturer of the printer, but are built by an aftermarket manufacturer. The actual ink cartridges may look slightly different compared to the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) cartridges, but they will work just as well. An example of a compatible cartridge is our Canon CLI-42.
Similar to OEM cartridges, aftermarket printer cartridges are designed to work with a specific printer model. However, they do not infringe on any patents and are much cheaper than OEM cartridges.
Remanufactured printer cartridges are recycled OEM cartridges. While recycled printer cartridges may be less expensive than genuine OEM cartridges, they can be more expensive than compatible printer cartridges. An example of a recycled cartridge is our Canon PG-245XL & 246XL. These cartridges have been through deep cleaning, restoration, and then refilled with ink. They are also put through rigorous testing to make sure they are working perfectly.
Canon ink cartridges have their own naming convention:
You can use our website's product description pages to identify which type of ink is compatible with your printer.
When choosing a brand new printer or printer cartridge, it's important to consider both the price and the page yield. The page yield is the approximate number of pages a cartridge can produce before it runs out of ink or toner. Cartridges often come in either standard yield or high yield. High-yield cartridges print more pages compared to standard-yield cartridges and are typically indicated by an XL, XXL, JUMBO, or Super High Yield attribute in their product names.
Printers use different sizes of ink and toner cartridges, but the amount of pages each one can print is not based on the cartridge size. The XXL cartridge will be the same size as the XL one, but it can print more pages. Usually, ink cartridges have a page yield of up to 1000 pages, while toner cartridges have a yield of more than 1000 pages. To choose the best cartridge for your needs, you can refer to the page yield information listed on all our products. This will help you select the cartridge that offers the best value for your money.
Black-and-white printing jobs sometimes use not just the black cartridge, unless specified in the printer settings that you only want to use the black ink cartridge. This helps you conserve non-black inks.
To make sure you're only printing the information you need, delete all unnecessary info.
When you print a document, you can choose to print in draft mode. This makes the printer print a lower resolution version of the document. This can be useful for reference materials, as it makes them easier to read.
Font choice can make a big difference when printing. Some fonts, such as Arial, can use up to 27% more ink than other fonts, like Calibri or Century Gothic.
If your Canon printer throws back an error message while printing using a compatible or remanufactured cartridge, hold the Cancel/Stop button for 10 seconds to force the printing job through. This is also a great way to troubleshoot when the printer shows an empty cartridge or when the cartridge cannot be detected.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY ON CANON INK AND TONER CARTRIDGES
At Inkjets.com, you can enjoy affordable prices on Canon ink and toner cartridge replacements as a single unit, or as part of a combo pack. Though we offer the lowest prices on single unit cartridges, you can save even more when buying cartridges in bulk. We also offer additional discounts on both single cartridges and combo packs. This means that if you purchase multiple cartridges or a combination of cartridges and toner, your per-unit price will be lower than if you were to purchase individual ink cartridges.
All of our products come with a 1-year warranty and money-back guarantee. If you have a Canon brand printer, we have you covered.
To order, call one of our friendly customer service reps, or place your order online. We offer free shipping for orders over $30. With our focus on customer satisfaction, cheap prices and a money-back guarantee, your order is risk-free. Contact InkJets today!
