Canon PIXMA G3272

Canon PIXMA G3272 GI-21 Ink Bottles

The Canon PIXMA G3272 is a MegaTank refill-tank printer that prints with GI-21 Black (170 ml, about 6,000 pages), GI-21 Cyan (70 ml, about 7,700 pages), GI-21 Magenta (70 ml, about 7,700 pages), GI-21 Yellow (70 ml, about 7,700 pages). Clever Supplies compatible versions are filled to the original specification and carry a lifetime warranty.

Keeping a MegaTank printer like the PIXMA G3272 in service comes down to clean refills and the right bottle every time. Every product below is a GI-21 bottle made for this printer — match the code on the bottle you are replacing before you order, and a refill never starts with the wrong ink in hand.

The color side runs on dye ink — cyan, magenta and yellow in 70 ml bottles rated at 7,700 pages each — while the black bottle is pigment, rated at 6,000 pages.

Which ink should you buy for the PIXMA G3272?

Compatible Canon GI-21 Black Ink Bottle — $19.49 — usually the first bottle to run low.
Compatible Canon GI-21 Cyan Ink Bottle — $14.99 — refills only the cyan tank — one 70 ml dye bottle, rated to about 7,700 pages.
Compatible Canon GI-21 Magenta Ink Bottle — $14.99 — for the magenta tank when it alone runs low — a 70 ml dye bottle rated to about 7,700 pages.
Compatible Canon GI-21 Yellow Ink Bottle — $14.99 — yellow on its own, without opening the other tanks — 70 ml of dye ink, about 7,700 pages.
Compatible Canon GI-21 Set of 4 BCMY Ink Bottles — $53.94 — one bottle for every tank — black, cyan, magenta and yellow refreshed together in a single box.
Compatible Canon GI-21 Set of 10 4 Black 2 Cyan 2 Magenta 2 Yellow Ink Bottles — $127.35 — the bulk box for heavy refill cycles — four black bottles plus two each of cyan, magenta and yellow.

Refilling and everyday use

Start any refill at the tank, not the bottle shelf: each GI-21 bottle is keyed to one tank only, so it seats in its own color and no other. Never mix colors, and never top a tank with a different GI family — the formulations differ, and the keying is there to stop exactly that. If the level reading looks wrong after a refill, run the ink flush or level reset from the maintenance menu before printing on.