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 Canon CLI-8PC Photo Cyan Ink Tank January 9, 2007
A. Piller (Brunswick, OH)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
This is a factory sealed Canon ink tank, which is high quality to begin with. So, getting such a low price from Amazon is awesome. Worth the money. Buy a few to get the free shipping and you're good to go.
 Don't get confused!!!! March 25, 2007
J. Stua
3 out of 7 found this review helpful
This item will not work with PIXMA MP810 printers. None of the photo pigments are compatpable with this unit. I am now the proud owner of a CLI-8PC ink tank that is completely useless to me. I suppose it's my fault since, when I looked at these reviews several other people had the same problem. Let all other buyers be aware and not make the same mistake!
 Canon quality-but pricey January 9, 2007
Canon Products Lover
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
This tank has a chip with a LED on it.So far there are no direct after market replacements for it(there are some without the chip-they say you can use the old chip).You must use Cannons.These CLI-8s contain only 13 ml.which is less than the older BCI-6s 15 ml.the older ones cost half as much for genuine Canon and there are many excellent aftermarket ones available.However,they do work to Canons usual perfection.
Use only original when you want the best August 6, 2007
Charlie L. (Seattle, WA)
I've just upgraded to a Pro9000 from my 'old' i900D and what a difference right out of the box. The dedicate green and red cartridges make a huge difference. I've tried refillables before and will never again deal with the hassle and mess to save a few pennies and get inferior results. To those who give it one or two stars, read the literature to see what cartridges work with your particular printer. The "Photo" cartridges are not designed for your small 4 or 5 cartridge printers. Remember, you're rating the product, not your expertise!
canon cli-8pc photo cyan ink tank April 3, 2008
jon (terra)
Let's see. It's an ink tank. For a Canon inkjet printer. That you insert and use. Phew - I'm exhausted.
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