Canon PG-40 & Canon CL-41 Compatible Remanufactured 0615B009 Combo Pack – 1 Black & 1 Color Ink Cartridges
Jan 15, 2010 in
Computers & Software
- Supported printers: Canon PIXMA iP1600, Canon PIXMA iP1700, Canon PIXMA iP1800, Canon PIXMA MP150, Canon PIXMA MP160, Canon PIXMA MP170, Canon PIXMA MP180, Canon PIXMA MP450, Canon PIXMA MP460, Canon PIXMA MP140, Canon PIXMA iP1300, Canon PIXMA MX310, Canon PIXMA MP470, Canon PIXMA MP210, Canon PIXMA MX300, Canon PIXMA iP2600, Canon PIXMA MP190
- Individually factory sealed
- Sold exclusively by OCinkjet
- Remanufactured under strict standards
- One year factory warranty against product defect
Product Description
Save even more money and time with our combo pack deals. This combo pack comes with one compatible recycled Canon PG-40 and one compatible recycled Canon CL-41. As with our individual products our combo packs come with our 100% satisfaction guarantee…. More >>
Canon PG-40 & Canon CL-41 Compatible Remanufactured 0615B009 Combo Pack – 1 Black & 1 Color Ink Cartridges
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5 comments
Kathy Nguyen on January 16, 2010 at 12:28 am
I doubt that the ink cartridges were bad. I think it’s the printer because I have one that someone bought for me and it continually runs out of ink after 5-6 runs. Also, the reviews for this printer weren’t great. I could be wrong though. Hope this helps.
bb on January 16, 2010 at 12:33 am
I have tried (without success) to find descent refurbished ink cartridges..This is the one.
Please notice the instructions..They tell you what to do when your printer tells you the ink is low..
Ignore this..It will work just fine.Great product for the price.
Greta Kirby on January 16, 2010 at 12:53 am
I have tried recycled cartridges on my Canon Pixma MX310 and the printer totally refused them. I think Canon has got this all worked out. It’s buy their original cartridges or nothing. This is how they are making money….not on the printer but on their ink cartridges.
Marie on January 16, 2010 at 1:18 am
These cartridges fit in my Canon MP210, but after about 10 print jobs the printer insisted they were empty and needed replacement. Even when I troubleshooted the printer and pressed the “force print” button, the printer wouldn’t work with them. I’d go for [...] if you want recycles print cartridges. I’ve never had a problem with their cartridges.
V. Noble on January 16, 2010 at 3:10 am
I am a contractor paralegal and use a LOT of ink. I have a laserjet as well as my Canon Pixma. Ink and toner can get pretty expensive so I tried the “compatible” option for my Canon inkjet. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! Every time I print, I get an error message stating I am completely out of ink and have to override the error manually on my actual printer. My sanity is NOT worth the so called savings by using a “compatible” or “refurbished” cartridge.
Just bite the bullet and get the REAL DEAL!