SKU:

CS-CN-GI21-SET10

Condition:

New (compatible)

OEM Part #:

GI-21

Color:

Multi

Ink Type:

Dye

Volume:

See individual bottles

Page Yield:

Black up to 6,000 pages · Colors up to 7,700 pages

Chip:

No chip — refill bottle

Warranty:

Lifetime Warranty

Returns:

1 Year

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this set of 10 hold?

Ten GI-21 refill bottles: 4 × Black; 2 × Cyan; 2 × Magenta; 2 × Yellow. A warehouse round for the PIXMA G-series — four refills of the document tank and two of every color, in one $127.35 stock.

Which printers draw from this stock?

Eleven G-series models, including the Canon PIXMA G1220, Canon PIXMA G1230, Canon PIXMA G2260, Canon PIXMA G2270, Canon PIXMA G3260, Canon PIXMA G3262, Canon PIXMA G3270 and Canon PIXMA G3272, all named under Compatible Printers on this page. Households and small offices running any of them — or two of them — refill from this same box.

Why does black get four bottles?

Because black is the tank that turns. Documents dominate most printers' lives, and the pigment black reservoir empties on that schedule, while colors are drawn down by the occasional photo or graphic. Four-to-two mirrors the true consumption pattern, so the stock runs out in step rather than in surprises.

What is the economic case for ten bottles?

A G-series printer already delivers some of the lowest running costs in home printing; bulk bottles press the advantage. One $127.35 order replaces a year or more of piecemeal buying for a busy household — and replaces the risk of a dry tank on the morning of a deadline with a glance at the shelf.

How are refills handled from a stock this size?

One bottle at a time, when its tank's window shows low. The bottle's keyed nozzle fits only its own tank, drains hands-free to full, and returns to the shelf if partly used — capped and upright. The remaining bottles stay sealed; nothing about the stock requires rotation or ceremony.

What ink types am I stocking?

Pigment black for documents — crisp, fast-drying, water-resistant text — and dye cyan, magenta and yellow for color and photo work. The split is this generation's standard recipe, and the set stocks it in the proportions the printer actually drinks it.

Do the bottles need any special storage over a long span?

Only the ordinary: upright, sealed, room temperature, no direct sun. Bottled ink in its wrapper is one of the most patient supplies in the house. A bottle drawn in month twelve pours and prints like one drawn in week one.

Who manufactures these bottles?

Clever Supplies, as compatibles matched to the GI-21 specification across all four colors. They are not Canon products; they are the bulk compatible supply that keeps a MegaTank's celebrated cost per page celebrated.

Is a ten-bottle stock overkill for a home printer?

For a printer that works weekly, no — it is simply buying a consumable at its cheapest rhythm. For one that prints monthly, the four-bottle set is the proportionate choice. The deciding question is not the printer; it is how much of your year you want to spend not thinking about ink.

What warranty and returns stand behind the stock?

Each bottle is covered individually by the Lifetime Warranty — a leak or defective ink earns that bottle a replacement or refund. A 1-year returns window also covers the purchase, proportionate to a stock bought for the long run.