Customer Rating: 
Summary: Always use Canon Ink
Comment: I work in computer repair, and it is always best to use the company ink. Frequent use of refills or offbrands can cause print head damage. And if you switch back and forth from Original ink to offbrands/refills, you can see a drop in color quality. I have seen a few printers come in where the ink heads were blocked because people were using inferior inks. They may be cheaper, but in the long run usually means having to get a new printer faster. Not so bad if you are buying a $60 dollar printer, but costly if your printer is $400.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Couldn't ask for a better deal!
Comment: I usually purchase this set at least once or twice a year. It is such a good deal. You are getting genuine Canon ink. With my previous printer, I had bought cartridges with the "compatible" ink....and ruined the printer. Now I stick to the genuine stuff. These cartridges are anywhere from $10.99 to $12.99 in my local community, so to get these for less than $10 per cartridge is quite the deal.
There are colors which are used up much faster than others, such as the PC and PM and black. I end up going down to a local store and shelling out the bigger bucks.
Wish they would also sell multi packs of the individual colors at these prices!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great, but Pricing is HIGH
Comment: I'll keep this short. The inks are great but not worth the price - unless you are soley printing pictures. Stick with the generics. They last longer and cost less.
Customer Rating:
Summary: It's alive!
Comment: I spent a couple of years using CarrotInk substitute inks(cause it's much cheaper) and had constant printing problems. Printed fine on plain paper, but in goes photo paper and the print comes out discolored and all around horrible. I was blaming my printer! Finally, I decided to see what would happen if I just shell out the dough and get the Canon inks.
In they go. Out go beautiful, sharp, color-rich prints. I wanted to slap myself for not doing this a long time ago!
This ink was worth every penny.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Genuine canon ink is the way to go
Comment: After my original set was used up on my 9900, I tried a non-Canon brand set. It worked fine, so I tried another - gradually my 9900 started to have all kinds of different issues with getting colors correct on photo prints. I tried head cleaning, deep head cleaning, etc. I tried a fresh set of off brand inks, same issues. I was worried maybe there was something wrong with my 9900! So, I bit the bullet an bought real Canon inks (this set) and viola! everything works fine again.
My recommendation - stick to the real thing!
Summary: Always use Canon Ink
Comment: I work in computer repair, and it is always best to use the company ink. Frequent use of refills or offbrands can cause print head damage. And if you switch back and forth from Original ink to offbrands/refills, you can see a drop in color quality. I have seen a few printers come in where the ink heads were blocked because people were using inferior inks. They may be cheaper, but in the long run usually means having to get a new printer faster. Not so bad if you are buying a $60 dollar printer, but costly if your printer is $400.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Couldn't ask for a better deal!
Comment: I usually purchase this set at least once or twice a year. It is such a good deal. You are getting genuine Canon ink. With my previous printer, I had bought cartridges with the "compatible" ink....and ruined the printer. Now I stick to the genuine stuff. These cartridges are anywhere from $10.99 to $12.99 in my local community, so to get these for less than $10 per cartridge is quite the deal.
There are colors which are used up much faster than others, such as the PC and PM and black. I end up going down to a local store and shelling out the bigger bucks.
Wish they would also sell multi packs of the individual colors at these prices!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great, but Pricing is HIGH
Comment: I'll keep this short. The inks are great but not worth the price - unless you are soley printing pictures. Stick with the generics. They last longer and cost less.
Customer Rating:
Summary: It's alive!
Comment: I spent a couple of years using CarrotInk substitute inks(cause it's much cheaper) and had constant printing problems. Printed fine on plain paper, but in goes photo paper and the print comes out discolored and all around horrible. I was blaming my printer! Finally, I decided to see what would happen if I just shell out the dough and get the Canon inks.
In they go. Out go beautiful, sharp, color-rich prints. I wanted to slap myself for not doing this a long time ago!
This ink was worth every penny.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Genuine canon ink is the way to go
Comment: After my original set was used up on my 9900, I tried a non-Canon brand set. It worked fine, so I tried another - gradually my 9900 started to have all kinds of different issues with getting colors correct on photo prints. I tried head cleaning, deep head cleaning, etc. I tried a fresh set of off brand inks, same issues. I was worried maybe there was something wrong with my 9900! So, I bit the bullet an bought real Canon inks (this set) and viola! everything works fine again.
My recommendation - stick to the real thing!
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