Canon CLI-251XL Genuine Cyan Ink Tank, Compatible with MG6320, IP7220 & MG5420, MX922, MG5520, MG6420, MG7120, iX6820, iP8720, MG7520, MG6620, and MG5620 Printers

Great product. It's hard to find the individual ones in any of our local stores.

Gosh, these things are expensive. As I said in another review, I hate every time I am required to order a new one. But for printing high-quality photos on Canon paper, these Canon inks can't be beaten. Color accuracy, operation, and the all-important "end result" makes these the item of choice whenever printing a high-quality image. I use mine on a Canon Pixma iX6820, and when I print in high-quality mode on Canon's best glossy or matte 13 x 19" (A3+) papers, it still shocks me at just how good the results are. All inkjet prints will fade over time, particularly if you have the print in an area where sun or humidity are at play, but these genuine Canon inks will stand up over time more than off-brands.Note—and this is very important—that this is the "XL" version of the cartridge. It is the same physical size as the CLI-251 C, but contains a higher quantity of ink than the standard cartridge. I try to purchase the "XL" versions whenever I can because of some increased (minor) economy, and the fact that the cartridge does not have to be exchanged quite so frequently.So, how do I handle the cost? I use third-party inks when printing handouts on plain paper for the office, but when printing photos, I stay with these Canon inks. In spite of the price, their superb, consistent performance make them a Five-Star item.

Fit as advertised

As always, Amazon came thru with my Cannon ink.... good price and very fast shipping. Thank

I always prefer the standard Canon ink cartridges over any after-market products. They are spendy, but since I don't do a high volume of printing they work great without any issues. If you do a lot of printing you may want to research other options or buy these in bulk or when on sale. If you buy Canon ink cartridges you won't be disappointed in their performance.

I have ruined at least 2 previous Canon printers, by using knock-off cheap ink supplier's products. I've learned my lesson the hard way. You can not afford to send your printer off to get repaired, the cost of the repair, and shipping charges back to you. Not to mention the down time in not having a working printer to use. I consider the Canon ink to be quite expensive, but I bite the bullet, and now only purchase the Canon ink cartridges, and so far have never had any printer ink related problems in 6 years.

Canon quality for a reasonable price. Canon inkjet ink is expensive but works well so I still use Canon.

Cheaper than the stores, but still pricy, good colour though.