difference between MX922 XL ink and MX922 ink
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Just so you know, the MX522 printer takes 240 (Black) and 241(Color) ink. The difference between regular and XL is the volume of ink in the cartridge. There is savings in the larger cartridges but it is not dramatic and if your usage is low, there is a chance the head will clog with dry ink. I don't really know how to make the decision on cartridge size. The ones shipped with the printer are too small so I am going with XL this time around.
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Elisa - to my knowledge there is no difference in the ink. The XL refers to an extra large cartridge. I believe you can also buy an XXL cartridge with even more ink. I suppose buying the larger cartridges provides savings, but I would double check to make sure they fit in your printer.
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My understandingis tHat xl ink will last longer than the other ink. They all vary by manufacture. Jus"t GOOGLE OR Bing it for the specs
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I don't know,but the mx922 is just fine, My ink shows low and I printed over 100 full sheets afterward, so beware that when it shows low you still have plenty ink left.
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Yes the XL would indicate more ink, and from our experience we won't ever buy refill cartridges ever again! You can find some pretty good deals on "new" cartrdiges so why take the risk on buying old cartridges. You might think you are saving a few bucks but more times than not you will end up with the short end of the stick. You may get the bull and you may get the horns but all it takes is one time of getting the horns to realize you should not be doing that again.
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I am honestly not sure. I bought it for the MX870 and ended up throwing out the printer with over $100 of fresh ink and this cartridge after trying everything to make it work. The online suggestions to fix the error my printer was giving were taking a sledgehammer to it, throwing it out a window, and driving over it with a truck. I thought they were joking... they were not. :( I really wish someone had told me to just go buy a new printer because once all of the replacement parts and inks are open, they cannot be returned and we spent less on a new model printer than we did on the parts attempting to fix the old one. Best of luck whichever way you choose to go. I am honestly not sure. I bought it for the MX870 and ended up throwing out the printer with over $100 of fresh ink and this cartridge after trying everything to make it work. The online suggestions to fix the error my printer was giving were taking a sledgehammer to it, throwing it out a window, and driving over it with a truck. I thought they were joking... they were not. :( I really wish someone had told me to just go buy a new printer because once all of the replacement parts and inks are open, they cannot be returned and we spent less on a new model printer than we did on the parts... » Read More I am honestly not sure. I bought it for the MX870 and ended up throwing out the printer with over $100 of fresh ink and this cartridge after trying everything to make it work. The online suggestions to fix the error my printer was giving were taking a sledgehammer to it, throwing it out a window, and driving over it with a truck. I thought they were joking... they were not. :( I really wish someone had told me to just go buy a new printer because once all of the replacement parts and inks are open, they cannot be returned and we spent less on a new model printer than we did on the parts attempting to fix the old one. Best of luck whichever way you choose to go. « Show Less
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What is the difference between Epson 126 and 127 ink cartridge? The difference is in the capacity where the 127 ink is extra high-capacity while the 126 is high-capacity. So the 127 ink cartridges has more ink in each tank than the 126. Here is the page yield for each ink cartridge: 127 ink cartridges Extra High-capacity Black (T127120): About 945 pages Extra High-capacity Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow (T127220, T127320, T127420): About 755 pages per color 126 ink cartridges High-capacity Black (T126120): About 385 pages High-capacity Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow (T126220, T126320, T126420): About 470 pages per color Epson provides ink cartridge yields based on the ISO / IEC 24711 and 24712 standard for inkjet products, which excludes the first installed cartridges.
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I have the mx922 and the print cartridges work just like the canon cartridges
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This is right off of canons forum: The standard CLI-251 series ink tanks contain 7ml of ink while CLI-251 XL series contain 11ml of ink.
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The difference is in the print capacity of the cartridge- not in the print quality. Canon's description, from their official website: "Remember, a genuine Canon XL ink cartridge means high capacity, which means more ink for more prints!"
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I am not sure. I have a MX392 and only buy new cartridges. I understand the refills do not work well.
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I am not familiar with Canon MX922. I use this Canon inkjet cartridge (PGI-250XL with my Canon PIXMA MG6320. Good luck.
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I have to assume the cartridges are the same outside dimensions, as you said there is only so much room on the cartridge holders. I think or assume, the difference between the 940 and 940xl is the printing capacity is higher due to the 940xl having more ink in them. I again assume that it is just the packaging or how much ink is in the cartridge. I always use the 940xl with my HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus and have never been disappointed. I also have another older HP printer and with that one I did use a smaller capacity cartridge once, and it fit perfectly, but just ran out of ink quicker. Hope this helps!! I have to assume the cartridges are the same outside dimensions, as you said there is only so much room on the cartridge holders. I think or assume, the difference between the 940 and 940xl is the printing capacity is higher due to the 940xl having more ink in them. I again assume that it is just the packaging or how much ink is in the cartridge. I always use the 940xl with my HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus and have never been disappointed. I also have another older HP printer and with that one I did use a smaller capacity cartridge once, and it fit perfectly, but just ran out of ink quicker.... » Read More I have to assume the cartridges are the same outside dimensions, as you said there is only so much room on the cartridge holders. I think or assume, the difference between the 940 and 940xl is the printing capacity is higher due to the 940xl having more ink in them. I again assume that it is just the packaging or how much ink is in the cartridge. I always use the 940xl with my HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus and have never been disappointed. I also have another older HP printer and with that one I did use a smaller capacity cartridge once, and it fit perfectly, but just ran out of ink quicker. Hope this helps!! « Show Less
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My guess is not. My printer is an MX 922 and uses the 250 (black) and 251 (black and color) size. There are 3 separate cartridges for color.
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I don't know. Though your printer isn't listed as one of the compatible printers for these inks, it does use the same ink cartridges as my mx922 printer. Best to send an email to the vendor on this question.
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I believe they are the same except the XL stands for high yield or high capacity so they hold much more ink, otherwise technically the same.
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Unfortunately I'm not sure. I have the MX892 and haven't had any problems with them. I have only used the black and magenta so far, but have had no problems
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I'm not sure. I use it with MX922. The description they give should tell you what printers it works with.
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Its the same cartridge, the XL is suppose to mean xtra large. It did have more ink than the standard cartridge. What did happenis the remanufactured black didnt register on the printer ink properties when the print screem comes up but iot does work. You may get an error message saying the cartridge is out of ink, if so just press and hold down the stop/reset button for 10-15 secs. It should clear it.
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Yes, BUT black ink prints as a medium dark gray on my MX882, NOT SOLID BLACK. Functional, but disappointing! For black, at least, I'm back to genuine Canon ink.