Canon MP 780 and MP 830 Do these two printers use the same ink cartridges?
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While the new cartridge is chipped on the MP830, the ink is better. That said, the cartridge costs more on the MP830. Then again, the graphic/photo print resolution on the MP830 is vastly improved over the MP780.
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No. 780 uses the ink of the PIXMA 4000830 has some new crummy encoded cartirdge!
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No. You have to use Canon KP-36IP or KP-108IP. These are special papers to be used with the die-sub cartridge. Right now if you buy 2 packs of paper from the Canon USA site they'll sell you a CP-800 printer for $4 and change.
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I seriously doubt it... they're tiny carts and very cheaply made. The printer itself uses 1 cartridge for 3 cleanings then is all used up. These things are worthless in my view. I use the Continuous ink system on a canon i9100 and it works fantastically! Gigablock Bulk Continuous Ink System (CIS) for: Canon S800 S820D S830D I9100 (Related Cartridge # :BCI-6K, BCI-6C, BCI-6M, BCI-6Y, BCI-6PC, BCI-6PM)
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I have both this model and the 8300. My experience is that the toner level warning is tied to page counts, but as long as you keep igorning the warning, you can keep printing. One note though, the printer comes with cartridges that are only about 1/4 full. If you are a heavy user, you might want to plan on buying a full set shortly after you get the printer.
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I have an 8500 All-In-One HP printer, which is not wireless. Don't know about 8000. But the HiVision 940XL did fail after a couple weeks. Still have not tried the color ink cartridges
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My Canon printer (Pixma MX870) will only print if the all ink cartridges contain ink. I do not know if all the Canon Pixma printers operate this way. I print many photos so I like the combination ink packages because it is a better buy.
1495474
Yes the cartridges will work for your Canon MG7120 printer. I use them in my canon printer and they work great. Plus they are way cheaper, price wise, than the oem cartridges...
295707
all the ( pixma mp ) do not take the same the same ink....but your Canon MP610 does take the same ink
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Its to funny that you'd say that about compatible replacement cartridges. I have a small Canon i560 printer and used compatible cartridges in it - since then, no matter that I've since replaced them with Canon cartridges - it prints 2 brownish lines at the end of the page. Pretty aggravating - have tried everything to fix this - looks like the only fix there is is to buy a new printer - would you buy the Pro 9000 again if you had it to do over.
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Most probably. I had an inkjet when I printed them & I don't know that there's much difference between the two types of printers.
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Yes the cartridges are virtually the same as the Canon units with plastic wrap, orange cap, pull strip and chip. I did not do any kind of actual comparative ink analysis, but the prints look great...Hope this helpswdm
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we have had no problems with these cartridges. We have an 837 printer. There is a slight tone difference in the color balance but we find it is hardly noticeable.
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Yes, BUT black ink prints as a medium dark gray on my MX882, NOT SOLID BLACK. Functional, but disappointing! For black, at least, I'm back to genuine Canon ink.
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I can answer only for the Canon IP67000 which uses Canon "8" cartridges. Good luck.
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I don't know for sure, I have a MP190 and have changed many ink cartridges. The issue with me was that the cartridges were defective. The seal came off too easily and leaked. I got various error messages .I had them a while before I used them. I was going to use them when I was in a pinch . I won't buy anymore.
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There are several differences in features and paper capacity. Check this website for details: http://thetonerexpert.blogspot.com/2013/03/canons-new-mfp-printers-imageclass.html
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This machine does 2-side scans (I don't think the 780 does). It also uses the new UV inks (BCI8 series). You can replace each tank individually, but the inks cost a bit more than the 780's inks. The 780 is the old model and is no longer made (but you can still get them from various stores until they run out). If you already have the 780 it's probably not worth the upgrade unless you have a specific need for the new inks or dual scanning.