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Canon PGI-72 Ink Cartridges

For the 1 Canon printer in the PGI-72 family, the full Clever Supplies range is: PGI-72 Matte Black (about 525 pages), PGI-72 Photo Black (about 525 pages), PGI-72 Cyan (about 525 pages), PGI-72 Magenta (about 525 pages), PGI-72 Yellow (about 525 pages), PGI-72 Photo Cyan (about 525 pages), PGI-72 Photo Magenta (about 525 pages), PGI-72 Gray (about 525 pages), PGI-72 Red (about 525 pages), PGI-72 Chroma Optimizer (about 525 pages). All of them are built to the original specification and backed by a lifetime warranty.

The PGI-72 family is the ten-tank LUCIA pigment system of the PIXMA PRO-10. It trims the PRO-1’s twelve tanks to ten — two blacks, a gray, Red and a Chroma Optimizer among them — for A3+ photo printing with deep, stable blacks.

Which PGI-72 should you buy?

Compatible Canon PGI-72 Matte Black Ink Cartridge — $10.49 — the matte black chosen for matte photo papers.
Compatible Canon PGI-72 Photo Black Ink Cartridge — $10.49 — the photo black that gives glossy prints their depth.
Compatible Canon PGI-72 Cyan Ink Cartridge — $10.49 — the base cyan in the ten-tank LUCIA line-up.
Compatible Canon PGI-72 Magenta Ink Cartridge — $10.49 — the base magenta for warm LUCIA photo color.
Compatible Canon PGI-72 Yellow Ink Cartridge — $10.49 — the yellow that completes the LUCIA color set.
Compatible Canon PGI-72 Photo Cyan Ink Cartridge — $10.49 — the light photo cyan for smooth highlight gradations.
Compatible Canon PGI-72 Photo Magenta Ink Cartridge — $10.49 — the light photo magenta for fine skin-tone work.
Compatible Canon PGI-72 Gray Ink Cartridge — $10.49 — the gray that steadies monochrome tonal steps.
Compatible Canon PGI-72 Red Ink Cartridge — $10.49 — the red that widens the LUCIA color range.
Compatible Canon PGI-72 Chroma Optimizer Ink Cartridge — $10.49 — the optimizer tank that finishes the ten-tank set.
Compatible Canon PGI-72 Set of 10 Ink Cartridges — $89.85 — all ten LUCIA tanks in one box for a complete PRO-10 refresh.

Chip, ink and everyday use

Store PGI-72 spares sealed and upright, and most recognition trouble on the PRO-10 never starts. When a warning does appear, pull just that one of the ten tanks, wipe any ink film off the chip contact with a dry, lint-free cloth, and reseat it before restarting. The chip is what reports levels, so a clean contact brings back the usual low-ink warning with time to order. Canon firmware updates can occasionally change recognition behavior; a message that survives a reseat is a reason to contact us, not to force the tank. The lifetime warranty covers recognition failures, leaks and poor print quality.