Do these inks have the same fade resistance as the Canon brand?
822924
Not the batch I received. I printed some pictures out about 3 months ago that looked fine initially, and are now much much lighter and with a strong reddish cast. I'm not talking about a subtle effect. And they haven't been in very bright light.
822925
I spent $40 for the canon brand the first time around and as far as I know that was a ripoff. I have since been ordering this generic brand 4 less than half the price and there is no difference whatsoever.
822926
I would say no. One major difference I noticed in the was they seemed thinner and not as vibrant.
822927
No problems with the black link for sure. The colors in the photos on photo paper I've printed have never faded over the past few years and are nice.
822928
No they are lighter when printed. Wouldn't recommend when printing pictures but works good on printing anything else
2249853
Buying from a reliable retailer helps assure you are not receiving a substitute. The packaging says Canon, and these have worked reliably in my Canon Pro-100 printer for a couple of years, so they probably are genuine. If you are that concerned, consider paying the full price from the manufacturer.
586472
So far I have not had any issues with these ink cartridges. Currently, I have only replaced all but one original. Quality of the ink appears to be the same as originals. I'm hoping that by the time I get to use all of them, it will be worth the investment.
57118
These will not fry your camera. I use three of them in my 5Dmk2, including putting two at a time in my battery grip. They act exactly the same as the Canon branded batteries, even allowing you to assign profiles to them in camera to track charge, capacity, and overall health of the battery.
1422328
yes. they do. I first started with black ink. now for all of them I am using these reman. ones. it has been 3 months and they have been working just great.
1475532
Yes i have been using them a while now. The black isnt a deep black. But its black enough. The ink is good for everyday printing. Dont expect photo quality prints. The color is a bit lighter
1624814
Yes, I've been using them for a couple of years now and have had no problems with them on my Canon Multipass 530.
1562488
My Canon is MG5420, and the difference is negligible. I don't print on a regular basis, so it would be hard to determine. However, before ordering the Skia Ink I had used Costco refills, which are MUCH cheaper than Canon. The clerk measures the cartridges to see if they really needed refilling. Even the original Canon cartridges showed "empty" long before they actually were. Just FYI.
1798454
I'm not a professional photographer, but I do take and print lots of photos. And I am quite demanding, regarding quality. I consider these inks to be comparable in quality to Canon.
1230818
I've been cautioned against it by others who say that color photos don't print accurately and the cartridges may not communicate properly with the Canon software that monitors ink levels. But I admit I've never tried generic ink in my Canon printer. I wish I could be more help.
1054074
I have a Pixma MX922 that takes these same ink cartridges. I purchased the ink4work 5 pack at the same time and these cartridges work just fine at a great savings over Canon cartridges.
409786
Hi - they worked perfectly with my Vixia HF- G10. I still use them to this day. The remaining battery power even displays on the screen. They don't last quite as long as the actual Canon originals - I would say they last about 90% as long as the Canon brand which is still an amazing value. Hope that helps
502530
Yes, that's what I have. Any ink that is Canon with the number 8 fits that printer. Beware of the packages that have the colors in size 8 and the black in size 5 - the black will NOT work for you - that pack is for a different printer.
645014
Ha ha, good question. Yes, they have ink in them. I've seen no difference between the name brand and these.
2082397
No, they are not but I put in your printer information and on Amazon site and found a 10 pack for 8.75, from the same company I purchased my cartridges from. So, far the cartridges gives the same quality print that of the store brand. This is what I put in in the search field "cartridges for canon Pixma MP830 printers"
1477741
Yes these are the brother high yield OEM inks. They are double the capacity of the standard lc101 cartridges. 600 pages VS 300 pages. These enable you to keep your printing costs down.
586471
as i have stated before, they seem to be as good as oem equip. for a pixma 922 i think they are better than the canon ones!!i find that all of the cartridge printers i have used tend to clog far too frequently - that is canon (2 types) and HP (2 types). in all cases, it is fairly simple to do the clean process regardless of the printer.i have never had a leakage problems with any of the printer - cartridge combos that i have owned.