Kingway PGI-225 CLI-226 Compatible Ink Cartridge Replacement for PIXMA MG6120 MG8120 MG6220 MG8220 MG8120B IX6520 MG5320 MG5220 MX882 MX892 IP4920 MG5120 MG5210 MG6200 Printer - 20 Pack (3 Sets + 2 PGBK) Review

I've been one of those people who would rather buy a new printer than new cartridges. These companies make you think you will ruin your printer if you don't use their proprietary inks, well I call them washing machines! I was going to throw the printer away anyway as I refused to spend $100 to replace the ink, I'd rather buy a new printer. Before I threw it away though I decided to give these ink cartridges a try, if that didn't work I would only lose a fifth of the money I would have had going

I used to be a fan of Canon inks for my Canon printer but when can you get a collection like this for 1/3 what you would pay to have your printer one Daily refill With Canon ink cartridges, it's worth trying a cheaper brand. I was very happy with these inks. I stuck to the 3 minute wait before removing the lid and had no issues with leakage. In fact, these cartridges shine even brighter in my Canon Pixma 882 than other brand cartridges I've tried. My printer doesn't use the gray cartridge, but…

Excellent cartridges. I used Canon OEM inks when my printer was still under warranty because I've seen manufacturers deny warranty claims because they didn't use their ink. As soon as the warranty expired, I started looking for cheaper alternatives to Canon inks. I've finally found one that I want to stay with. Kingway cartridges are identical to original cartridges but have more ink and therefore last longer. The absence of clogged heads means excess ink is not wasted due to the constant need…

So far so good. I have only used 2 cartridges so far but both have worked well with my MG5220. I tried holding the cartridge upside down for a few minutes before removing the cap and I also took a tissue and wiped up any drops of ink that escaped when removing the cap. If I have any questions, I will write a review. Still great value for money as I'm already spending less money on just 2 cartridges than buying 2 OEM. I used to only print in black/greyscale to save on color inks and money, but…

I thought it would be cheaper to buy a new printer that uses less expensive cartridges. it costs about $90 and I was buying cartridges all the time because this printer has about 6 or 7 individual cartridges. Needless to say it was annoying and expensive. Then I discovered these Kingway cartridges and oh my god! I get a lot of cartridges for the price of a Canon ink cartridge. I've used 2 Kingway cartridges so far and they both work great! I'm so glad I found her! If anything changes as I use…

I've gone months without toner in my home printer because it killed me when I spent about $100 on a full set of ink cartridges for my decades-old Canon printer. To be honest, I don't print much at home, but I was annoyed that I couldn't print my boarding pass if I wasn't at work 24 hours before departure. Thanks to all the reviewers who brought this set to my attention. I didn't read the instructions for shaking the cartridges before inserting - I just walked over the line and pasted everything