How many of you reviewers used this ink successfully with the Cannon MG5220?
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I've used it with the MG5320 (very close to the MG5220) and it works great. Good luck.
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So far it has worked pretty well for me. I have bought 3 or 4 times and printing quality is good. Only issue I had once was that when opening some ink leaked, but this was a once only. Price is fantastic.
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Mine has always worked great. I don't press down hard, but I never get extra ink. Can't speak for them all but so far so good on this one.
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I own a Canon MG5220 and have had great success with "Canon compatible" cartridges ordered from Megatoners online. I just ordered 9 new cartridges (my machine has five cartridge slots and I had one still left from the last order) and am paying less than $25. No leakage and no chip issues and no muss and fuss over refills. Address: www.megatoners.com
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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.
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I used it on my Cannon MG 2120. My printer uses 240 & 241 ink. If your MG3222 use 240 & 241 then it would work. I must admit that the pictures don't come out as dark as Cannon ink but it I have no Cannon ink picture to compare it to, I can't tell the difference.
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According to Canons website they are. Hope this helps. http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/mg5220-compatible-ink
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
1411884
Yes, it's been working with Canon mx870 without any issue. I've had trouble with off brand ink in the past but this one hasn't caused any problems.
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I have a Cannon, the MX860. These ink cartridges work perfectly. Cannot tell any difference from the super expensive factory name brand. I've used these for a year or so.
1103759
Yes this is the ink I use for mine :). The software says I have that model and that ink is working for me.
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.
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Bao: Yes it will work...The PIXMA MG3120 is known for extreme usage of ink so i would go with a generic . If the generic is detected just ignore and print until new generic runs dry, then replace with same..It will not hurt your printer,,,I have a Epson xp-410 and thats all i use is generic ink ..... Smoothborte00...
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Without knowing what OS you use (Windows or Mac) I can only suggest checking the Canon Website for the "Windows Adobe RGB 1998 Installation Program" http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/printers_multifunction/photo_all_in_one_inkjet_printers/pixma_mg8220#DriversAndSoftware . If you haven't already, you might want to note the latest updates for the other Canon software programs that are used with the MG 6220. You can discover your printer's firmware version by running a "Printing Nozzle Check". The latest version is 3.020. I'd check for the latest firmware updates for your Huey Pro unit and for each of the graphics programs you use to print color projects. You can use the "Custom" settings after you install the Adobe RGB program to adjust the color balance to bring your contrast under control. Check the manufacturer's site for your graphics card (GPU) for updates that may help solve your problem. I use a 24" Dell U2410 monitor that is rated for very accurate color management right out of the box! It was nearly $500 on sale, but it was worth every penny. If you are using Windows 7 64 Bit, use the search window to look up "Color Management" just to cover all the bases. If none of this helps solve your problem, I'd check the Maximum PC Website for their reviews on monitors for graphic color accuracy. Also, and most importantly, I'd use OEM Canon retail ink cartridges when you are looking for high quality color. You're just rolling the dice with 3rd party compatibles. Hope this helps!
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I'm sorry to say I really don't know why you're having the issue. I have an MG6200 Series Canon Printer and it does beautifully with them. I have used 6 cartridges with different colors...no problems. I ordered 6 sets total and am thrilled to have ink at pennies per cartridge. I would suggest you ask the seller.
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Here's the post: I purchased the Canon MP530 and have had very good results so far. All the bad reviews about the ink cartridges are by people who gave up on the printer without a simple Google search to fix the problems. You can disable the Print Monitor all together so that the printer will work no matter how low the ink levels are. This is helpful when you refill the ink cartridges yourself, as I have done. Canon would love you buy their tanks every time they go low, but you can refill them yourself; but you must turn off the print monitor because the printer thinks it's tanks are empty even though you've refilled them. Do it this way: 1) go to "maintenance" tab on print properties 2) select "View Printer Status" from the bottom 3) Click "Option" and deselect "Enable Status Monitor" -- That Simple! A minor annoyance that doesn't warrant a one-star rating from other users. I really like this printer!
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See discussion forum at the bottom of the Canon MP600 printer review. Look for comments under topic "Anyone try Canon compatible Ink Yet?"
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That's the printer I have and to be honest I haven't even used them yet. I bought them for when I run out on the cartridges that came with it and I haven't yet. When I do use them I will let you know. They look like they are the same shape as the originals so I think it will work, it just looks generic.EDIT: I have the MG5320, sorry.