Forzik PGI-280XXL CLI-281XXL Ink 280 and 281 Cartridges Replacement Compatible with PIXMA Printer TR8520 TS9120 TS6200 TS6220 TS8120 TS8220 TR7520 TS6120, 1PGBK 1Black 1Cyan 1Magenta 1Yellow

The media could not be loaded. I was worried this would not work at first. It was super easy to install, it lasted several months and a lot of printing, quality is great and prints color very nicely. I highly recommend this instead of going to staples where the same ink will be almost $80. This is a bang for your buck! I will keep ordering! Thank you!!

I don't like paying extra for the brand name. Ink is ink. I found this compatible cartridge, and I am very happy with it. Fear not, it performs exactly like the manufacturer "recommended" ones.

New kind of ink to try? I wasn't sure about this as I have always used Canon Inc. for Canon printers. My friend convinced me to give it a try and I am so glad I did! I have used it several weeks now, and it is working just as well as my Canon ink. The price is so much less, that I try not to think of the money I wasted over the years by not knowing about Compatible Ink Cartridge Replacement!

Just as pictured and much better price than competitors!

Isn't it funny, even without printing color, your magenta ink seems to be the first one empty (after the black, of course). I bought this ink from Amazon, first attracted by the colorful packaging that looks identical to the OEM version. I saw the price and thought I was dreaming, immediately clicking "Buy it Now." Hmmm? When it arrived, I had to go back and check my order, yes indeed, NOT the OEM ink, similar packaging but only missing the name of the trademarked product. I'm using it, it seems fine and the price differential justifies my purchase. Funny thing though, the black ink does not print well on photo paper. Why? It comes out black and nicely dark on regular ink jet paper. But, on glossy photo paper it fades to a dull gray. I rarely print photos, so this ink works OK for what I do print. If I need to print a photo, I'll go to my local stationery store and get some OEM ink for the black.

These cartridges were as easy to install as those purchased directly from Canon. Our printer had no problem accepting them, and the print quality was as good as the name brand version. Glad to be able to save some money with these cartridges since we’ve been using our printer more regularly!

I made some photography and they printed with a very good and acceptable quality for its price. I have been using it for a while. I will keep buying it them for sure.

Edit: Now I’ve received letters and emails asking me to delete my review in exchange for $50. So not buy this ink or your personal info will be compromised too.This ink is a total scam. They refill recycled Canon ink cartridges so your printer recognizes it, but the ink is terrible quality. The image and item name makes this looks like legitimate cartridges but they aren’t. I didn’t even realize I wasn’t getting legitimate ones until they arrived, and then figured it was worth a shot. Nope.After a week, the two colors I had replaced had already dried up. They also made a huge mess installing and removing them - they dripped while putting them in the printer.I’m frustrated because I ended up wasting an entire pack of labels because I didn’t realize they weren’t printing correctly. It ended up costing me an extra $9.99 for the pack of labels, and now I need to deal with returning these, despite the fact that there’s ink leaking out of them.