SKU:

CS-CN-1200-SET4

Condition:

New (compatible)

OEM Part #:

PGI-1200XL

Color:

Multi

Ink Type:

Pigment

Page Yield:

About 3,935 pages per set

Chip:

Yes — new compatible chip

Warranty:

Lifetime Warranty

Returns:

1 Year

Frequently Asked Questions

What arrives in this set?

The set contains 1 × PGI-1200XL Black; 1 × PGI-1200XL Cyan; 1 × PGI-1200XL Magenta; 1 × PGI-1200XL Yellow. One complete row of four XL tanks — every slot in the printer renewed in a single change.

Which models take this four-tank row?

The four MAXIFY all-in-ones of this generation: the Canon MAXIFY MB2120, Canon MAXIFY MB2720, Canon MAXIFY MB2020 and Canon MAXIFY MB2320. All share the same PGI-1200XL tank row, so one set covers any of them — handy in the small offices that run two MAXIFYs side by side.

How far does one full row go?

About 3,935 rated pages in total, and $38.94 against that is roughly 1.0 cent a page. For a complete change of an office printer — all four slots, XL fills throughout — that is a remarkably small number to put in front of whoever approves the supply orders.

What is special about MAXIFY ink?

It is pigment ink in every color, not just black. The result is office output with laser-like manners: text that stays sharp at small sizes, colors that do not bleed on plain paper, and pages that resist water and highlighter smearing. This set keeps that standard fed in all four slots at once.

Why change all four tanks together?

When the row has aged unevenly — the usual state of a hard-worked office printer — a complete change resets levels and ink age across every slot in one maintenance moment. Afterwards the printer's per-slot tracking takes over again, and future changes go back to one tank at a time.

How is a MAXIFY tank change done?

From the front, in seconds, without moving the printer: open the tank cover, press the release for the slot the printer names, and seat the new tank until it clicks. Keep the chip contacts untouched and let the machine run its brief charge before the next job.

Can I fit this row if a Canon original is still going strong?

You can fit any mixture — slots are independent and brand-blind. But there is a bookkeeping charm to a matched row: every tank shares an install date and a known history, which makes the next low warning mean exactly what it says.

Who makes this set?

Clever Supplies produces it as a compatible alternative to Canon's PGI-1200XL tanks, matched in fit, chip and XL fill. Canon did not manufacture it, and the listing does not suggest otherwise — the appeal is the per-page cost.

What if one tank in the row is defective?

The Lifetime Warranty settles each tank individually: a leak, a failure or poor output earns that tank a replacement or refund. The order also carries a 1-year returns window, so even a full-row commitment is reversible.

Four tanks or nine — which should the office stock?

The four-tank set for a clean refresh or a lighter-duty machine; the nine-tank set when the printer works daily and downtime costs more than shelf space. Both carry the same tanks at similar per-page economics — the difference is how often you want to think about ink.