🖨️ High-Quality NEXTPAGE CLI42 Ink Cartridges: Canon Compatible 8 Pack for PIXMA PRO-100 Printer Review

Tried many brands of ink. ALL aftermarket inks look and behave exactly the same. Same labels, same minor hue changes (compared to canonical inks), just different fake company names. The worst problem is that they all fade very quickly, from days to months depending on the paper and conditions. Printed on a Canon glossy photo, the prints turned to dark dirt in less than a week in a restaurant in low light and no sunlight. they were confused. other prints on cheap matte Canon photo paper look…

I started dropping brands when I stopped printing patterns and I didn't have to worry too much about client projects. The first one I got was ok, dirty but worked. then I saw a review about them. Cheaper than other brands and work amazing. I'm glad the reviews say to open over a trash can or somewhere that can catch dripping ink. They all made it, but the color is great and the price is worth it. Very impressive.

I know it's cheap but don't do it. I just spent a grueling seven hours on the phone with Canon only to finally find out what broke my printer - that ink. They worked great initially and I was delighted with the price, but slowly but surely they clogged my printhead and eventually broke my Pixma 100. Thank god I was still under warranty but they had to send me a brand new printer. The paint isn't worth it. At least not these third-party inks.

My Pro-100 was low on magenta and yellow, and I knew I was going to be low on cyan soon. I really hated knowing that I had to pay so much for three ink cartridges. I had seen the Nextpage ink cartridges list before, so I decided to try and buy them. I wasn't disappointed! In fact, I compared prints from Canon ink cartridges to Nextpage ink cartridges and didn't notice any difference! The colors were beautiful! No smudging or smudging! And it seems that the cartridges are being refilled with a…

So far these ink cartridges have worked well and the color has been good. I'm only taking off a star because you have to be very careful when opening it. Especially when removing the orange cap from the nozzle. I replaced six of the eight and all six leaked ink under the cap. So I had to tap a paper towel to keep from dripping. And one of the six, magenta ink, flowed out of the nozzle cover and spread all over the body. Luckily I made this over layers of paper towels. And of course quite a bit…

LAST UPDATE: Have been using Nexpage inks for 2 years now with no problems. VERY high quality prints. My Epson Pixma 100 uses a lot of ink but manages it. Nexpage ink is many times cheaper than Canon ink and works perfectly. I think you will be satisfied with gallery quality prints with this ink! --------------------- -------------- - -------------- --------------------- -NEW ADDITION: Nexpage ink is a great ink at a great price. After many cartridges I am very satisfied with the quality of the

Item arrived quickly in good condition. I was very careful when adding ink to my Canon Pro100 as some reviewers said it could make a mess. I got along fine with the first ink, but the second ink ran on my fingers. It wasn't bad, nothing dripped, but still I had to spend the day with yellow fingers. The colors seem to work well. You can't beat the price so I think I'll give it a try and see how long the colors last.