SKU:

CS-CN-270-SET11

Condition:

New Compatible

OEM Part #:

PGI-270 / CLI-271

Color:

BCMY

Ink Type:

Pigment black, dye colors

Page Yield:

Per-cartridge yields listed in the set contents

Chip:

New compatible chip

Warranty:

Lifetime Warranty

Returns:

1-Year Free Returns

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this set of 11 contain?

The set contains 3 × PGI-270XL Black (up to 500 pages each); 2 × CLI-271XL Black (up to 5,565 pages each); 2 × CLI-271XL Cyan (up to 715 pages each); 2 × CLI-271XL Magenta (up to 645 pages each); 2 × CLI-271XL Yellow (up to 715 pages each). Eleven XL tanks: the dye row doubled, the document black tripled.

Which printers does this set belong to?

Eleven verified models — the Canon PIXMA MG5720, Canon PIXMA MG5721, Canon PIXMA MG5722 and Canon PIXMA MG6820 lead the list under Compatible Printers on this page. All are five-tank machines of the same generation; the related six-tank models with gray take the thirteen-piece set.

Why is the pigment black the one that gets tripled?

It is the tank with the smallest rating and the biggest workload. Five hundred text pages disappear quickly in a household that prints documents daily, while the dye tanks — rated on photo patterns — stretch further per tank. Tripling black and doubling colors levels the row's real-world endurance.

What cost per page does the box work out to?

The ratings total the set's combined rated yield, and $65.84 spread across them makes for a strikingly low cost per page. XL tanks in an eleven-piece stock are how this printer generation reaches its lowest running costs — the alternative, single originals bought in a hurry, costs several times more per page.

How do the two blacks divide the work?

The PGI-270XL's pigment ink is the document specialist: sharp edges, fast drying, resistant to water and highlighters. The CLI-271XL's dye black is the photo specialist, blending into color images. The printer assigns each job its black automatically; your only duty is keeping both slots supplied.

What happens when a single color runs dry?

That tank — and only that tank — gets replaced. The printer tracks levels per slot by chip and names the empty color; you fit its twin from the box and continue. No neighbor is disturbed, which is the foundational economy of the individual-tank design.

How should the shelf stock be kept?

Sealed, upright, in a cool drawer out of sunlight. Tanks in their wrappers are indifferent to months on a shelf, and since the printer keeps its printhead, a tank fitted late meets the machine in the same condition as one fitted early.

Are these tanks Canon originals?

They are Clever Supplies compatibles, produced to the PGI-270XL and CLI-271XL specification — same seating, same chip communication, same XL fills. They are not Canon-made, and the set is presented openly as the compatible option.

Can I run these beside Canon tanks in the same row?

Yes, in any arrangement. Each slot reads its own tank independently, so originals and compatibles can share a printer indefinitely. Owners commonly let the original row retire one slot at a time and end up here without wasting a drop.

What protection covers the eleven tanks?

The Lifetime Warranty stands behind every tank individually: leaks, failures and print defects are settled with a replacement or refund for the tank concerned. A 1-year returns window also applies to the order as a whole.