SKU:

CS-CN-GI25-SET10

Condition:

New (compatible)

OEM Part #:

GI-25

Color:

Multi

Ink Type:

Pigment

Volume:

37 ml per bottle

Page Yield:

Up to 3,000 pages per bottle

Chip:

No chip — refill bottle

Warranty:

Lifetime Warranty

Returns:

1 Year

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this set of 10 hold?

Ten GI-25 refill bottles: 4 × Black; 2 × Cyan; 2 × Magenta; 2 × Yellow. A deep stock for Canon's MAXIFY GX tank printers — four refill rounds of the black tank and two of every color, warehoused in one box.

Which printers draw from this stock?

The two MAXIFY GX models: the Canon MAXIFY GX1020 and Canon MAXIFY GX2020. Both are refillable-tank office machines, and the GI-25 is their designated bottle. If an office runs both models, this single stock feeds the pair of them.

Why does the set stock black four deep?

The office arithmetic is unchanged by tank technology: black does the documents, and documents are most of the work. Four black rounds against two color rounds mirrors how a GX actually consumes its reservoirs, so the stock depletes evenly instead of stranding colors behind an empty black.

What does a ten-bottle stock do to running costs?

It buys ink at its cheapest, in bulk, ahead of need: $89.85 covers refill after refill of a printer class already famous for low cost per page. The alternative — one bottle at a time, bought in a panic — pays more per milliliter and costs a workday's rhythm when a tank runs dry.

How does refilling from stock work day to day?

By exception. The GX shows its tank levels in front windows; when one runs low, the matching bottle comes out of the cupboard, its keyed nozzle seats on that tank only, and it drains hands-free to full. The other bottles stay sealed. A refill is a two-minute interruption, not an event.

What ink am I stocking?

Pigment ink in all four colors — sharp on plain paper, dry on contact, and resistant to water and highlighters. It is the office formulation: documents that can be marked up, filed and archived without the print surrendering. Bottled, it simply costs far less per page than the same ink in cartridges.

Do opened bottles keep between refills?

Yes — recap promptly, store upright, and return the bottle to the shelf for its own tank's next turn. An opened bottle used this way finishes its life usefully; unopened ones in the set wait sealed across the long span a ten-bottle stock is meant to cover.

Who makes these bottles?

Clever Supplies manufactures them as compatibles to the GI-25 specification — keyed nozzles, pigment ink, correct fit on the GX tanks. They are not Canon products, and their purpose is to hold a GX printer's cost per page at its floor.

Is ten bottles too many for a small office?

Only if the printer barely prints. A GX in daily service moves through black rounds briskly, and the colors wait sealed without complaint — the stock cannot spoil faster than the printer drinks. For a machine that prints weekly, the four-bottle set is the proportionate buy.

What warranty and returns cover the stock?

The Lifetime Warranty applies bottle by bottle: any unit that leaks or delivers defective ink is replaced or refunded individually. Returns are open for 1 year from purchase as well, cover matched to a stock bought by the half-year.