Canon PIXMA TS3722

Canon PIXMA TS3722 Ink Cartridges — PG-275 / CL-276

The PIXMA TS3722 is a compact wireless home all-in-one — the current TS shape, small footprint, phone-first printing, and it runs on the PG-275 / CL-276 FINE family: PG-275 black (up to 100 pages; no compatible cartridge sold for this code yet); PG-275XL black (up to 300 pages, $32.99); CL-276 tri-color (up to 100 pages; no compatible cartridge sold for this code yet); CL-276XL tri-color (up to 300 pages, $35.99). Every cartridge listed here is a Clever Supplies compatible, filled to the genuine specification and covered by our Lifetime Warranty.

The TS3722 empties its cartridges like most small home printers: black first, color when it gets there. Text, forms and school pages from phones keep black busy, while tri-color waits for photos and color copies, so single-cartridge orders are the rule. Those orders are XL fills, since no compatible standard PG-275 or CL-276 is sold yet, and there are only two FINE cartridges to track, each with a new printhead. A TS3722 left sitting will usually come back with a cartridge change, not a repair. Keep to the PG-275 / CL-276 family; neighboring Canon lines share the shape but not the code or chip, and will not be recognized.

Which PG-275 / CL-276 should you buy?

Black is due again: the PG-275XL Black Ink Cartridge ($32.99) takes over the PG-275XL slot on its own — up to 300 pages before paperwork drains the black position again.
Color is due at last: the CL-276XL Tri-Color Ink Cartridge ($35.99) moves into the CL-276XL slot on its own — up to 300 pages, sized for the side that empties by surprise.
Five cartridges, ready when needed: the PG-275XL CL-276XL Ink Cartridges Set of 5 ($157.43) keeps fresh cartridges waiting in the mix this home machine burns through.
If the pair finished together: the PG-275XL CL-276XL Ink Cartridges Set of 2 ($65.97) swaps out the finished pair in one order — the tidy choice when the two finish as a pair.

Chip, ink and everyday use

Stock the TS3722 the way it prints: a black spare ready, color bought when the monitor calls for it. A new compatible chip in every cartridge keeps that monitor honest. Pigment ink in the black position gives documents their crisp, highlighter-resistant edge and dye ink in the tri-color position gives photos their color, so the two sides are spent on different work at different speeds. Since the printhead is part of the cartridge on every FINE model, swapping a cartridge also swaps the printhead, the usual cure for missing lines on these machines. Keep the spare sealed in its pack until the day it goes in.