what is the difference between 10xl and 10b black ink cartridges
448449
There is a lot more ink in the xl; as a result, it requires less frequent replacement and is a much better buy if you do any quantity of printing
448450
10xl is high yield (more ink in cartridge) and 10b is for most of the all in one printers that are a few years old
448451
xl is extra large capacity. B is the standard cartridge, that your printer ships with
1882851
XL just means there is twice as much ink in the cartridge. It cost more, but you replace it less frequently. That is how it was explained to me.
890143
According to the Kodak.com site, under printer inks, 10 series, the 10XL is compatible with the 7200 series printers of which his ESP7250 is listed. The answer is yes.
1752413
David, The way I understand it is that one is "pigment black" and the other is "photo black". I guess one works better for photos. I rarely print photos but both black cartridges seem to get used.
1574966
The Canon Ink tank PGI-250 XL is the same as the standard PGBK EXCEPT is has a larger capacity, i.e. ink supply and I am currently using the black, grey, and whatever XL version I can get my hands on so as not having to replace the ink tanks as often. Let the force be with you. My printer is a Canon MG7120 of the 7100 series.
708176
The XL refers to the yield of the ink cartridge. PGI 250XL is a high yield cartridge vs PGI 250 being a standard yield cartridge. I hope that helps.
1409881
Black and color cartridges are different in what they are supposed to yield in print pages. Standard Black----250XL Black------------550Standard Color----300XL Color------------750
680684
Color ink is Cannon part number 211XL and black ink is Cannon part number 210XL for the large cartridges, which are the best buy. Don't throw the old cartridges away, they can be refilled at Costco for significantly less that the cost of new cartridges.
1063086
One of the black cartridges is a pigment-based ink for lower res text printing/copying. The other is dye-based like the color cartridges for higher quality, "business" documents. Hope this helps.
547898
XL indicates that there is more volume of ink in the cartride than the ones that do not have the xl (extra large)imprinted on the cartridge. I don't know how much more, but they will print more documents with the xl models than with out. Gary
829218
I used Regular 61 Ink Cartridges for several months before switching to 61XL. I have no doubt that XL is superior to Regular 61. You get many more copies with XL. At a guess, 3 to 4 times as many. The higher cost of XL is worth it.
592907
The 105L is the higher yield cartridge. You get more pages, depending on the amount of print per page, than the 105
644901
I have an Epson XP620 - so I don't know if the model makes any difference. The XL used in conjunction with the correct cartridge only means that there is more ink and will make more copies than the standard ink cartridge. I have only used 1 set of the Printer-Mate cartridges and so far they seem fine. I hope this answers your question. Just remember the "XL" only stands for more ink in the cartridge.
1876277
xxl has a lot more ink. I highly recommend purchasing the xxl. It is very much worth the extra money.
1788418
Hi Naomi,If memory serves me correctly, the 10 XL is the larger version of 10B. Kodak has a website that I visited before placing my order. You may want to check that website just to be sure before ordering.Good luck!Denise
1940602
It uses 211xl for Color and 210xl for Black and White. I have never used a cartridge refill; I hear that they are messy. By the way the xl means that it has more ink than the regular 211 and 210. I hope this help.
1292596
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.