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They used to be quite decent for bulk inks and supplies, but I haven't ordered from them for several years. I use Precision Colors now.

UPDATE: I finally got a response from them. They are not selling bulk because of supply and quality issues. They actually haven't been selling bulk for quite some time. They are selling refilled carts. Where thery're getting the ink for those is anybody's guess.

I used to get all of my bulk ink and supplies from them. Their web site now just shows refilled cartridges for sale. They have a FB page (inksupply.com), but nothing's been posted on it since 2016. I e-mailed them a couple of time asking if they are still in business - no response. They have...

Refurbs are a gamble. I got a refurb for my TS9020 and the printer didn't even recognize it. Returned it and got a new one. All good.

There is a guy on the big auction house that sells new in box, genuine Canon print heads (not cheap). I just got one for my TS9020 and it is the real deal. He also has the Pro-100 head.

Hat, sent you a PM.

I have two sets (16 total) of Canon CLi-42 ink cartridges. Excellent condition. All carts have been flushed and cleaned and are ready to use. $60 Shipped Thanks...

ALL SOLD 1 brand new set of Precision Colors ink for the CLI-42/PRO-100. These are the 2oz. squeezy bottles with caps and needles. SOLD 1 new CLI-42 chip resetter (from Precision Colors). SOLD 1 Canon PRO-100 printhead. New in sealed foil pouch. SOLD Shipping included on all items (USA)...

Looks like $99 after rebate - still a good deal

That's where I got mine. In-store pickup only. Adorama has it for $50 with free shipping. Ridiculous prices for a damn good printer.

I bought a TS9020 at my local Microcenter a couple of weeks ago for $39.99. Set it up about a week ago and put it through its paces. First impressions: Very small footprint for an AIO printer 6 ink tanks Front and rear paper trays Quiet It does a very good job on color photos. Not pro...

So you choose to use an obsolete OS and then blame Canon? XP was a great OS, but people, manufacturers and Microsoft have moved on. You can't expect manufacturers to perpetually support an OS that the creator doesn't even support anymore.

Agree. Little to no support for XP any more.

USPS instructions do say to not cover the barcode with tape, but I get packages from them all the time with it covered.

There are OEM 5-packs (all but the gray) all over the place on ebay. I think that there are only 3 printers that use the 270/271 6-pack, so I doubt that many people are selling it. You will probably have to buy the gray separately. Or you can do what I started to do and refill the OEM carts...

Thanks. Good idea. Our local Microcenter has them right now for $39.99 Update - I read in another thread that a full 271(not XL) cart weighs 22 grams. I just weighed a full "setup" cart and it weighs 21.5g with the orange bottom seal removed, so it looks like it is a full capacity cart.

I recently purchased a Canon TS9020. As you know, it came with "setup" carts, which I have heard must be used when initially setting up the printer. I would like to get another set of carts. There are people on ebay selling sealed sets of OEM carts, but they are also "setup" carts. Is it OK to...

Has anyone had success refilling the opaque Canon OEM CLI-271/270 cartridges? With resetters now available I was wondering if I should go that route or get the Precision Colors refillables. This would be for a TS9020 printer.

I only removed it from one of them as the tip fits perfectly into modified CLI-8 and 42 carts for flushing/cleaning. If you are going to attach a needle, then I agree that the Lock is the way to go.

I have 5 60ml syringes. Ordered 5 and the vendor shipped 10, told me to keep them. These have the "Luer Lok" tip, but the "Lok" part can be very easily removed with a utility knife or x-Acto and then you have a slip tip, perfect for flushing/cleaning Canon carts (see picture). If you want, I...