Is there any difference between cartridges marked with XL and those that have no XL on label? - Do they both fit the same?
1143520
The Cannon printers have an extra large cartridge for printing B&W; (labeled XL) and a separate cartridge for black used in color printing.
1143521
All of my Skia cartridges are marked XL, the Cannon ones I used to used weren't. If you read the descriptions under the Amazon details info it will tell you what printers they are compatable with, and they should fit your printer. If there is a problem however, this company seems pretty good they would probably help you out. They sent me a e-mail after I got them and said if there are any problems you can contact them. Hope this helps you out.
1143522
Yes, it fits the same. I have been using them for over a month, and I ham very satisfied.
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.
1211285
The obvious difference is in the size of the cartridge. As far as the contents is concerned, I don't know if there are differences.
540886
No it is only one cartridge but it has almost double the ink in the cartridge. Thus XL meaning extra large. Hope this helps you.
1351677
Don't remember if that is my answer or someone else's. But, I agree except for the fact I have never seen a 126 cartridge in black. I have always used the XL size and it's working out fine. Enjoy!
1525406
Yes, they are XL! The physical size of the cartridges are the same and non-XL. It's just the amount of ink that they fill in them that determines them XL. This goes the same as the OEM Epson XL cartridges. I have bought those as well- they are the same physical size as the regular cartridges, just more ink.
1657311
Probably the XL because you can go longer without having to stop and change the cartridge. Check the cost of both, because that is a consideration.
93172
Mine are always the XL. I dont recall if there was an expiration date as my husband installed the ink right away - works great.
1932782
I checked on-line and it showed that the XL package had the larger volume (13ml vs 7ml) in each of the color cartridges. I purchased a Canon 5pk and only the 250pgbk was xl the other cartridges were all standard 7ml each. So, my advice is when you purchase the combo read the side panel and see that they are indeed all XL size. Good Luck....
322626
To my understanding this is the regular sized cartridge...I heard there is an 950-XL which should give you more copies...maybe that's what they're talking about?
979118
If your printer takes a 61 cartage I can't see why it would not take the XL style cartage? Unless the paperwork on your printer says it can't take a XL cartage it should fit no problem. They are basically the same size. You may need to contact HP to see why the printer can't read the cartages. If the cartages you got with the printer worked and they are 61s the XL should work too. Another possibility is your have one or two bad cartages. I have never seen that happen but it can. Without being there this is the best I can offer.
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it depends on how you order your cartridges. On one order I placed, there was one cartridge of each in the package I purchased and the date was October 2015. These were not XL cartridges, however. In the ones pictured to the left of this message, there is one XL in each package. In a recent order I placed with Amazon for similar cartridges, not in the same package, one of them had a 2012 date and I had to send it back. So, do check when you receive your order.
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There should be one XL in each package. You'll need to check exp. dates when you receive your order, as they vary. Also, the ones I received stated right on the packages, "For sale in Australia, New Zealand, and South Pacific Islands only." Why that should make a difference I don't know but I DID have trouble with my printer when I used one of the cartridges and haven't had that trouble since I went back to cartridges purchased right from HP. Maybe just a coincidence but I've been reluctant to try the other cartridge because of it.
1659414
YES. The XL is for "extra long." The cartridge is the same, just lasts 4x as long, and is a much better deal on money spent. There are 122 color and black, and 122XL color and black.
2180190
The cartridges have XL on the label and they seem to last for a while so maybe they are the extra capacity ones.
1869219
The XL's must have more ink because the last longer. I have used regular and XL and the XL really does last longer and I think it is the best deal for the money. FYI- the Magenta cartridge had very low ink when I first installed it. It was nice though because my HP printer could read the ink levels. These must be recycled HP cartridges.
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The cartridges fit the machine, but they contain more ink. If I remember correctly, the XL black is a bigger physical cartridge.