PIXMA MP600

Canon PIXMA MP600 Ink — PGI-5 / CLI-8 Cartridges

The Canon PIXMA MP600 runs on PGI-5 / CLI-8 tanks: PGI-5BK pigment black (up to 650 pages), CLI-8BK black (up to 280 pages), CLI-8C cyan (up to 280 pages), CLI-8M magenta (up to 280 pages), CLI-8Y yellow (up to 280 pages). Compatible cartridges for the MP600 start at $8.99 at Clever Supplies — each one chipped, and each one covered by a lifetime warranty.

An MP600 still earns its place when its supply chain stays simple. This legacy all-in-one prints, scans and copies, and its service life stretches for years when tanks keep arriving slot by slot instead of forcing a hardware change. Replace each color as it runs dry, run genuine Canon beside compatible tanks without worry, and the machine's age becomes a footnote rather than a deadline.

Which PGI-5 / CLI-8 cartridges should you buy for the MP600?

PGI-5BK Pigment Black Ink Cartridge — $8.99 · up to 650 pages — the pigment document black that carries everyday text on the MP600
CLI-8BK Black Ink Cartridge — $8.99 · up to 280 pages — the dye black that supports color pages and photos on the MP600
CLI-8C Cyan Ink Cartridge — $8.99 · up to 280 pages — the cyan dye tank for blue and green tones in color work
CLI-8M Magenta Ink Cartridge — $8.99 · up to 280 pages — the magenta dye tank for red and pink tones in color work
CLI-8Y Yellow Ink Cartridge — $8.99 · up to 280 pages — the yellow dye tank for warm tones and bright highlights
PGI-5 / CLI-8 Set of 14 BCMY Ink Cartridges — $62.79 · 14 cartridges (BCMY) — a 14-cartridge BCMY reserve that refills every MP600 slot more than once
PGI-5 / CLI-8 Set of 16 BCMY Ink Cartridges — $71.76 · 16 cartridges (BCMY) — a 16-cartridge BCMY stockpile for the heaviest MP600 printing

Chip, ink and everyday use

On the MP600, ink-level readings survive a tank change because every cartridge arrives with a new compatible chip that the printer accepts like an original. The pigment black produces text; the dye tanks produce color and photos. A tank the printer will not recognize usually responds to being reseated until it clicks and a restart, with a dry lint-free cloth on the gold contacts as the next move. Spares wait best sealed and upright.