Will these cartridges work in a Canon MG6150 printer. These canon cartridge number is 526 and 525 (for the the bigger 525 PGBK). ??
1100595
I don't think so these are 225 and you need 525's,if I were you I would contact the seller he should know for sure.
1100596
I don't see your printer listed there so I don't think so. I have the mx712.
576698
This is too vague of a question. Do a search on Amazon for compatible ink for MG7120 and you will find the cartridges you need. I have used this vendor and am pleased with the resulting products and prices.
1949043
I have a Canon iP 2600 and these cartridges work well in this printer. You have to make sure you buy the right cartridges for your particular printer. Don't buy cartridges for any other model. That is all I can tell you about these cartridges. Hope this helps.
689961
If you read the info about the cartridges at the bottom of the page, there is a list of canon printers with which the cartridges are compatible. The Mg5220 is listed as one of them.
2008227
The only advice I can give to you, is to go to the original "Canon" site where they may sell printers & type the words: Canon MP610 All in One printer, & then hopefully find out if the "Canon PG-210XL" cartridge will work with that particular printer. I hope you find this helpful. Thank you for taking the time to read this message.
1571707
The simple answer is yes. I have an MP560 and use these cartridges as well as a PGI-220, the larger black ink tank used for text printing. It's mystifying why there are responses like "I don't really know, but maybe it works ..." Let me ask these responders, why waste your own time responding when you can't definitively answer the question??!!
1475522
I don't know about your printer, but I use them in my Brother printer and they work flawlessly . . . Considering the fact that I paid over $30 for a black OEM cartridge and that I got a whole bunch of CMYK cartridges for a considerable amount less. It's a deal I can't afford to pass up.
64226
These cartridges correspond to the CLI-5BK (Black), and CLI-8 (Black and Color) which is the official codes from Canon. They work in in my Pixma MP970 printer, and after doing a quick google search, looks like they should work in the MX850 as well. They seem to work just fine, though I have only installed three of them so far. Im fairly happy with them, so I think you will be too. Just watch out for how they are shipped, I found my package stuffed in the mail box. Could have easily been a mess.
1968394
I would think that it would be compatible. I have a Canon MG6120 and it works great. It sure beats paying the price that Canon ask for replacement inks
927445
Hi the replacement cartridge seems to work for [SUB-CARTRIDGE INK TANK 5 Pack] for Canon PGI-225 CLI-226 Cartridge Pixma MG5120 MG5200 MG5220 MG5220 RFB MG5320 IX6520 MX712 MX880 MX882 MX892...I am currently using it just fine for my MG5320 model Canon printer. Hope this helps you.
2168725
These cartridges are compatible with Brother printers. So these cartridges will not work with the Canon MG5320. You will need the PGI-225/CLI-226 ink cartridges.
393099
I don't know. I have a PIXMA MG6320 which was listed on the compatibility list for the BU-30. Don't trust the list. Call Canon Tech Support for the truth.
1526441
Yes it will. I have the Canon MG5320 model. I bought these ink cartridges to replace the empty ones, they have been working quite nicely. I'll purchase them again when I run out of these. Hope this will help you.
1327526
This ink is compatible with your printer but this set does not have the grey ink cartridge. The MG6220 uses 6 cartridges this set only contains five.
1966769
Yes that is correct but my Canon Pixma Mg5420 would not reconized the cartridges & kept saying they needed to be replaced & wouldn't print. Ended up throwing them away.
113412
I got them for my Canon MG 6300. But according to the canon website: http://preview.tinyurl.com/mglxft5 it should work for your printer.
1422967
Yes I need to order PGBK250 along with my CLI-251 BK/CMY 4 PK. I need to put in another order for the above ink cartridges. Is it possible to do so at this time with the above information?