SKU:

CS-CN-210-SET5XLB

Condition:

New Compatible

OEM Part #:

PG-210XL / CL-211XL

Color:

Black + Tri-Color

Ink Type:

Pigment Black + Dye Color

Page Yield:

PG-210XL up to 401; CL-211XL up to 349 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 is in the box?

Three PG-210XL black cartridges rated at up to 401 pages each, and two CL-211XL tri-color cartridges rated at up to 349 pages each. Five XL cartridges, every one sealed in its own wrapper until the day it is fitted.

How is this listing different from the other XL set for these printers?

The cartridges are the same PG-210XL and CL-211XL units; what differs is the price on the box. At $149.99 for the full box's combined rated yield, this set runs at the keenest per-page cost in this cartridge family. If you have already settled on XL refills, this is the box the arithmetic points to.

Which printers pair with these cartridges?

Sixteen verified models across the iP, MP and MX lines, including the Canon PIXMA iP2700, Canon PIXMA MP250, Canon PIXMA MP280, Canon PIXMA MP490 and Canon PIXMA MX320. The complete roster lives under Compatible Printers on this page; match your model there rather than trusting a lookalike cartridge code.

Who prints enough to justify five XL cartridges?

Busy households and small home offices: school projects in term time, invoices and contracts in work time. At XL capacity, five cartridges cover a long stretch of printing, which for many users is the better part of a year between orders — fewer interruptions, fewer emergency purchases at corner-shop prices.

Does the XL fill alter how the printer behaves?

In no way you will notice at the page. The printer reads the same cartridge family, the slots are identical, and the ink recipes — pigment black for documents, dye tri-color for images — stay as Canon designed them. The only change is how long a cartridge lasts once it is in.

One of the three colors in my CL-211XL looks weaker than the others. Why?

All three colors — cyan, magenta, yellow — share one body and one printhead in a tri-color cartridge, and they rarely empty at the same rate. The color your printing uses most reaches the end first, and when any single chamber is spent, the cartridge as a whole is finished.

Can a cartridge swap rescue prints that have gone faint and broken?

Often it can, because the printhead is built into these cartridges. Faint, broken output on the MP and iP models usually traces to a worn or clogged head; fitting a fresh XL cartridge replaces that head in the same motion, which cleaning cycles spent on the old unit cannot do.

What is the sensible way to store four spare cartridges?

Leave every spare in its sealed wrapper, standing upright, in a cool place out of direct sunlight. A cupboard shelf is ideal; a hot attic or a car trunk is not. Sealed and stored with that much care, the spares wait out the months between XL changes without complaint.

Is this an original Canon product?

No, it is a Clever Supplies compatible set, engineered to the PG-210XL and CL-211XL specification. It is sold transparently as an alternative: same fit, same rated capacity, our name on the box and a lower number on the price.

What protection do I have after buying?

Each cartridge carries the Lifetime Warranty on its own account — a defect in any single unit is replaced or refunded without quarreling over the rest of the box. A 1-year returns window also covers the order, so buying ahead is a reversible decision.