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The Ultimate Guide for Canon PG-260 CL-261 ink Cartridge

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Canon PG-260 and CL-261 are perfect partners for home and small office printers. It can provide us with excellent printing pictures, whether black-and-white documents or colorful photos. Through this guide, you can better understand the difference between the two types of ink cartridges, how to install and how to save more expenses on the ink cartridges. Let’s jump in! What printer models are compatible with Canon PG-260 and CL-261? Canon PIXMA TR7020 Canon PIXMA TS5320 Canon PIXMA TS6420 Specifications of Canon PG-260 and CL-261 Canon PG-260  standard yield black ink cartridge prints  180 pages. Canon PG-260XL  high yield black ink cartridge  prints  400 pages . Canon CL-261  standard yield color ink cartridge prints  180 pages . Canon CL-261XL  high yield color ink cartridge prints  300 pages . What is the difference between PG-260 and CL-261? PG-260 and PG-260XL are black ink cartridges which only contain black ink. CL-261 and CL-261XL are...

Is it better to buy "XL" cartridges than standard?

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      Basically, all toner cartridges / ink cartridges have standard and “XL” settings to meet users with different print volume requirements. But many people don't know what “XL” means? Does it just mean large capacity?   What is  “ XL ”  cartridge means? “XL” means high yield, which is relative to the standard yield. XL cartridges usually have twice or more ink than standard cartridges and are cheaper than buying two standard packages. By looking at the cartridge packaging, you will find that XL can usually print 300 to 420 pages for most canon printers, while standard usually prints about 150 to 200 pages, depending on the model.   Common standard and   “ XL ”   cartridges The writing methods of different standard cartridge and high-yield cartridge are not very similar, it's not just to add an "XL" after the standard model. For example: Canon PG-260  standard yield vs  Canon PG-260XL  high ...