SKU:

CS-CN-210-SET5

Condition:

New Compatible

OEM Part #:

PG-210 / CL-211

Color:

Black + Tri-Color

Ink Type:

Pigment Black + Dye Color

Page Yield:

PG-210 up to 220; CL-211 up to 244 pages (ISO/IEC 24711), per cartridge

Chip:

Yes — new compatible chip; reports ink levels to the printer

Warranty:

Lifetime Warranty

Returns:

1-Year Free Returns

Frequently Asked Questions

What cartridges are packed in this set?

Three PG-210 Black and two CL-211 Tri-Color cartridges — five pieces, each sealed in its own wrapper. The blacks are rated at up to 220 pages, the colors at up to 244.

Which printers use the PG-210 / CL-211 pairing?

Sixteen verified models, including the Canon PIXMA iP2700 and Canon PIXMA iP2702 desk printers and all-in-ones such as the Canon PIXMA MP250, Canon PIXMA MP280, Canon PIXMA MP490 and Canon PIXMA MX320. The rest are listed under Compatible Printers on this page — your model belongs there if this is your set.

Is this the standard-fill or the high-fill version?

Standard fill, deliberately. The PG-210 and CL-211 are the cartridges these printers shipped with, sized for moderate, everyday output. Households printing a modest stack each week get exactly what they need here without paying for capacity that would sit in the printer for a year.

What will the running cost look like in practice?

The box carries the combined yield of its five standard-fill cartridges, so the $149.93 price is the standard-fill premium, honestly stated. If your volume climbs, the XL versions of these same cartridges cut that figure sharply; at light volume, the difference rarely justifies itself.

What inks am I getting for text and for photos?

PG-210 black is pigment ink, built for dense, water-resistant text on plain paper. CL-211 color is dye ink in a single tri-color body, made to blend smoothly for graphics and snapshots. The platform was designed around exactly this split, and this set keeps it.

Can changing cartridges sort out the faded lines on my pages?

There is a real mechanism behind that hope: on FINE cartridges the printhead is part of the cartridge, so a swap removes the worn head along with the empty ink. Fading, streaks and missing rows on these MP and iP models usually live in the head, not in the machine.

How do I handle the changeover?

Printer on, cover open, carriage settled at the change position. Take the finished cartridge out, unwrap the new one, pull the tape, and seat it in the labeled slot until it clicks. Do one slot at a time, keep fingers off the contacts, and run a test page before the real job.

Should I open the whole set when the first cartridge arrives?

Open only what you fit. The remaining cartridges are best left sealed, upright, somewhere cool and out of sunlight; in that state they wait patiently for months. Think of the box as a small shelf of spares, not a single installation event.

Did Canon manufacture this set?

No. These are Clever Supplies compatible cartridges, produced to the PG-210 and CL-211 specification and sold as an alternative to Canon's own. They fit the same slots and carry the same rated fills; the branding, and the price, are different.

What happens if one cartridge turns out to be faulty?

That cartridge is covered individually by the Lifetime Warranty — a leak, an early failure or poor print quality means a replacement or a refund for that unit. The purchase also sits within a 1-year returns window, so the set is not a one-way decision.