Canon PGI-250/CLI-251 Genuine Combo Pack with 50 Photo Paper Sheets, Compatible with iP7220 & MG5420, MX922, MG7120, MG6420, MG5520, iX6820, iP8720, MG7520, MG6620, and MG5620 (Optional) Printers

It's overpriced, and we need it like drugs. We hate buying it but we get hooked on cheap printers. This is a fine product, but as usual horribly overpriced and does not last nearly long enough. Oh wait, while I was typing this my printer ran out of ink, again... Guess I gotta buy more now.....

Whenever you purchase ink for an inkjet printer, you have to ask yourself a couple of questions. Are you printing on quality photo paper to reproduce high-quality photos you have taken? Or are you printing out memos that were sent out to everyone in the company? Do you need a long-lasting print, or is the print something that only needs a "shelf life" of a year? For my inkjet printer at the office, I use an inexpensive, third-party ink brand for printing up occasional items that I need to distribute at the office. And this approach works fine (also using a Canon printer, by the way). But when I am printing photos I took and want A3+ (13"x19") suitable for framing, I use only professional Canon printer paper (either matte or one of the glossy types), and there is no substitute for the REAL Canon ink. Yes, it IS hideously expensive. But it makes a significant difference in the printing of photos for display on high-quality paper. By doing so, you'll get the correct colors, smooth operation, and a print that will last a number of years before fading sets in. These inks are indeed expensive, but there is also no substitute for them: they work great, they look great, they print the correct colors, they have a generally long life before fading, and so on. It hurts to recommend them at this price. But then again, it's hard NOT to recommend them if you want good prints, particularly if you are a semi-professional or enthusiast photographer, and the difference is obvious in the final print. Most of the prints that come out from my PIXMA ix6820 using real Canon ink and their high-end matte and premium papers look astonishingly good, sometimes revealing sharpness and clarity that I don't even notice on my 4K monitor! So, Five Stars. For printing photos, this is the way to go.

It works with the canon 920 series

12/19/25 Canon PGI-250/CLI-251 Genuine Combo Pack I like Canon inks. But the ink is great until your printer gets old. When your printer gets old it might still work but it isn’t guaranteed to work after so many years. I purchased my printer in 2017 and it was working perfectly until around November of 2025. That’s a lot of time and I appreciate having purchased such a great printer, which of course is a Canon printer. But the time has come to say farewell because it doesn’t print properly anymore. So after I purchase this last box of great Canon inks, it will be time for another printer. I think Canon makes great products and I will most likely be sticking with them. But hey — you never know!

This is a Canon product so I know it is what is recommended for my Canon printer and will not void any warranty. I like that it is XL, which means it will last longer. As it is, toner can be quite expensive and this Canon toner was reasonably priced, compared to what I have seen at brick and mortar stores where I have shopped. I will order this product again when needed.

Have ordered from Amazon for years. Never any problem.

Good ink at a good price and it lasts a good length of time. The added photo paper bonus added to my satisfaction! I ruined my last printer by using lower quality ink. I learned my lesson and only use Canon now. I love that I can replace just one cartridge at a time rather than my old printer that needed replacing when just one color ran out. While this is expensive, it lasts much longer.

They fit the printer and what I did not need was more photo paper. Funny but there was no black cartridge. I went to the Canon site and ordered the Canon Black XX3 cartridge for only $19.95 and no postage. Will order from Canon from now on because the prices are better, at least for what I need.