Canon PGI 5 Pigment Black Ink Tank :: Education by Design Store

Editorial Review
Get bright, long-lasting photos and crisp text documents from your Canon PIXMA printer with genuine, high-quality Canon ink. Canon has poured all the Know How of its extraordinary history of developing innovative office machines into each of its copiers, printers, and networked office systems. The same superiority of design and manufacture goes into all of the Canon-branded consumable imaging supplies and parts for this equipment. Naturally, no one makes better parts and supplies for Canon products than Canon. Canon puts its name on its parts and supplies because it stands behind their quality and performance. Each of the parts and supplies Canon makes for its office equipment products is a key part of the whole, carefully designed machine, which has been expertly engineered to provide top performance, reliability, and optimum output. Using genuine Canon parts and supplies is your best insurance against equipment damage, and possibly voiding your equipment warranty.
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Customer Reviews

Canon PGI-5 Pigment Black Ink Tank

2008-04-11
exactly as described; amazon provided other retailers , this was least expensive. quickly mailed and oem. just read and understand what you are getting when you compare

Faulty Cartridge

2008-01-02
This is probably the fifth cartridge I have replaced and the only one not to work perfectly.This one would produce good quality single pages but incomplete printing of multi-page documents.
Amazon was quick to send a replacement after I contacted them but, sent the wrong cartridge.

Super quality ink

2007-12-13
My Canon all-in-one MX700 is still fairly new, but I have found this ink to be excellent. It is super easy to install as well.

Excellent product!

2007-11-10
I purchased this tank along with the combo pack of colors when they were almost empty. I replaced them after using the original ones with my MP600, for almost 8 months. I have not had to use this tank yet! I still have 1/4 tank left of the original one which came with the machine! I think that is awesome!!

Genuine Canon Ink

2007-09-20
I stay with canon ink. I know you can take the chip from the original tank and paste it on the cheaper brands but why? Canon made a printer that I love. They spent all the money developing, manufacturing and marketing the product so if your happy then why not support them all the way.

Would never buy refilled

2007-03-08
Get bright, long-lasting photos and crisp text documents from your Canon PIXMA printer with genuine, high-quality Canon ink. Canon has poured all the Know How of its extraordinary history of developing innovative office machines into each of its copiers, printers, and networked office systems. The same superiority of design and manufacture goes into all of the Canon-branded consumable imaging supplies and parts for this equipment. Naturally, no one makes better parts and supplies for Canon products than Canon. Canon puts its name on its parts and supplies because it stands behind their quality and performance. Each of the parts and supplies Canon makes for its office equipment products is a key part of the whole, carefully designed machine, which has been expertly engineered to provide top performance, reliability, and optimum output. Using genuine Canon parts and supplies is your best insurance against equipment damage, and possibly voiding your equipment warranty.

Excellent

2007-02-22
I have a Canon MP500 and my cartridges have lasted for months since i bought the printer. I love this printer and I'd take it any day over an HP with cheap drivers and bloatware that takes over your computer. I also read an article recently where a former HP employee says they put chips into their printers that make them stop printing after a certain amount of pages.

awesome

2007-01-15
exact cannon product in a dented box . . . great savings - easy transaction

Good lifespan, could be more durable

2007-01-02
I have no complaints about how long the ink last or the actual text quality. My main beef is the ink is not waterproof. I can't use a highlighter on documents printed on my Canon MP500. I seem to remember being able to do this on my old HP DeskWriter (the original, over 10 years old). If there is another Canon ink number compatable with my printer that can be highlighted I'd sure like to know.

Great (HUNGRY) printer

2006-08-23
I am VERY happy with the printer... (yet another person COMPLETELY abandons HP) but it goes through the ink big time. I am a Realtor and print a LOT and am amazed at the rate this eats ink... I suggest an aftermarket ink kit (got mine at atlanticinkjet)that has both the PG (pigment) and standard ink. Atlantic's ink kit is OK... don't like the syringes... too much clean up but the kit on a whole is nice in a plastic container

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