LD Products Compatible Ink Cartridge Replacements for Canon CLI-226 (1 Cyan, 1 Magenta, 1 Yellow, 3-Pack) Compatible with Pixma iP4820 iP4920 iX6520 MG5120 MG5220 MG5320 MG6120 MG6220 MG8

good product at a fantastic price. I have been so fatigued by getting raked over the coals every time I have to buy ink from these mafia printer companies. there's no logical reason on the planet why ink refills should cost as much is they charge. and they don't last as nearly as long as they should. I'm so thankful I found another source for this very sore subject .

Good quality, never had issues with LD ink; been using in my Canon Pixma for 6 years now

Good quality for the price. Pictures fade over time compared to OEM inks but the price is right

So far so good. Will say the packaging seems easier than other ink I had bought in the past. Would definitely buy again. It's been forever since I printed a photo or anything needing great color details so I can't comment of that.

These ink cartridges perform as advertised. They emulate the Canon cartridges in every way except price and the price is reasonable-unlike the Canon ones. I am thrilled that LD has stepped in as a reliable and excellent business to fill the need for reasonably priced, consistently performing ink cartridges. Thank you LD for the great job. I really like being able to choose from the broad selections of the various colors, because mine get used up at varying rates.

This of brand of ink has saved my printer. I was ready to get a different brand of printer due to high ink costs but this ink works wonderfully. no mess..no fuss!the only time i had an issue with one cartridge I called the number given and it was taken care of instantly. Again..no muss no fuss. Thanks!

I have now used this ink in my Canon Pixma for about a year. So far it has not seemed to hurt my printer but my printer gets used at least a couple times weekly, meaning it doesn’t have time to jam it up. I never counted how many pages the OEM cartridges printed but these do not seem to last as long meaning they are not quite the bargain that they appear at first. Finally, the color is not aleays great. Good enough for school projects but not for photos.

We don't use the family printer for more than 100 sheets a year with the occasional burst job. I've had Canons, HP and Brothers. We REALLY liked the last Canon Pixma quality but I'm pretty sure that this ink killed it. I can't prove it beyond these the facts:- The longest the Canon ever ran without incident was when it was new and running on factory ink. Was it the newness or the ink?- After using non factory ink I have had to clean then replace heads just to squeak out a print job.I've now given up on Ink Jet Printers after research and reading a sh|ton of printer reviews. Just look at the percentage of 1 to 5/4 stars... 25%? Are you kidding me? Jet Printer technology has gone flat as it lacks in sustainability/durability unless you're running the printer constantly, essentially exercising the heads so they don't dry out and always use the expensive factory ink. So unless you want to fill your landfill with Chinese fodder, spend a little more and get a Color Laser:) The consumables are expensive but your the infrequent user you could potentially get years out of a cartridge set and you're not filling landfills. I get years out of my B&W laser and I've had it for 20 yearsI purchased the Brother and Im very happy with the print quality and it prints on laser glossy as well for occasional photos. I will use for 6 months before reviewing.

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