Canon PIXMA TS3322

Canon PIXMA TS3322 Ink Cartridges — PG-245 / CL-246

The PIXMA TS3322 is a compact wireless home all-in-one — the current TS shape, small footprint, phone-first printing, and it runs on the PG-245 / CL-246 FINE family: PG-245 black (up to 180 pages, $27.74); PG-245XL black (up to 300 pages, $28.49); CL-246 tri-color (up to 180 pages, $29.24); CL-246XL tri-color (up to 300 pages, $29.99). Every cartridge listed here is a Clever Supplies compatible, filled to the genuine specification and covered by our Lifetime Warranty.

On a small home machine like the TS3322, ink rarely runs out evenly. Everyday phone prints, school pages and forms pull hardest on the black cartridge, while the tri-color side lasts until a run of photos or color copies catches up with it, so most owners replace black more often and keep color as the occasional swap. The two-cartridge FINE layout makes that rhythm simple: one black, one tri-color, each with a fresh printhead built in, which is why a TS3322 left sitting for months will usually print again after a change instead of needing service. Stay inside the PG-245 / CL-246 codes, though, because a similar-looking cartridge from another Canon family carries a different chip and will not be recognized. If yours arrived with PG-243 / CL-244 starters, those were the same slots at a lower fill, up to 100 pages each; no compatible starter pair is offered, and the standard and XL fills listed here fit the same holders.

Which PG-245 / CL-246 should you buy?

Black is empty: the PG-245 Black Ink Cartridge ($27.74) covers the black position by itself — up to 180 pages before the everyday black side needs attention again.
Black, but less often: the PG-245XL Black Ink Cartridge ($28.49) is the longer fill for the PG-245XL position — up to 300 pages, stretching the swap cycle on the side that empties first.
Color is empty: the CL-246 Tri-Color Ink Cartridge ($29.24) serves the tri-color position by itself — up to 180 pages from the side saved for photos and color copies.
Color, but less often: the CL-246XL Tri-Color Ink Cartridge ($29.99) holds more color for the CL-246XL slot — up to 300 pages, so photo weekends do not drain the color side so quickly.
Color refills for regulars: the CL-246XL InkPods Refill Set of 3 ($59.99) brings the cost per color page down — color refill pods supplied with a fresh original Canon printhead.
Black refills for regulars: the PG-245XL InkPods Refill Set of 4 ($59.99) lowers what each black page costs — black refill pods supplied with a fresh original Canon printhead.
Keep both sides covered: the PG-245XL CL-246XL Ink Cartridges Set of 5 ($138.75) keeps spares ready in the black-heavy mix this kind of home printing actually uses.
Both lights are on: the PG-245XL CL-246XL Ink Cartridges Set of 2 ($56.97) refreshes black and color in a single swap — the sensible order when neither side has anything left.

Chip, ink and everyday use

Watch which side fades first and let that decide your spare. A new compatible chip in each cartridge keeps the level reading trustworthy, so a low warning really does mean the hard-working slot is nearly done. Pigment black does the document work and keeps text crisp and highlighter-resistant, while dye tri-color handles photo color, and the two jobs burn ink at different speeds. Because the printhead travels with the cartridge, replacing the side that ran out also renews its nozzles and clears the missing lines that appear after light use. Keep that next cartridge sealed in its pack until the printer actually asks for it.