What is the difference in XL cartridges?
The main difference between the two is actually the amount of ink in each cartridge. Standard ink cartridge contains less ink and is, therefore, less expensive than high yield cartridge. XL or high yield cartridge contains more ink and therefore can be used to print more pages at a better value per page.
What is the difference between XL and XXL ink cartridges?
They are the same physical size, the XXL contains more ink then the XL, either will fit into the 280 slot on the canon TR2500 series printer.
What is grey printer ink for?
This CLI-251 gray ink delivers true grayscale images in a desktop printer. In addition to that, the gray ink actually stabilizes colors so your color prints look even more amazing. Inks dry instantly so photos are ready to be enjoyed immediately.
Can you replace GREY ink with black?
Answer: 251 gy is grey and 251 bk is black. They are not interchangeable.
How long does XL ink last?
Ink cartridges can usually last two or three years if properly packaged and stored. But in a standard case, they will eventually dry out and become useless after this period. However, many major ink cartridge makers don’t put expiration dates on their cartridges.
How much more ink is in a XL cartridge?
An XL ink cartridge can have at least 50% more ink up to twice the amount the amount of ink in a standard cartridge.
Does printing in GREY use less ink?
What is grayscale printing? If you print black with a color ink cartridge, various colors are mixed to create the black ink. Not using grayscale depletes your color ink cartridge a lot faster than it would deplete a black ink cartridge.
Can you replace only black ink Canon?
Such is the case with Canon printers; within your computer’s printer preferences there is an option for choosing one or both ink cartridges. Click on the “Ink Cartridge” drop-down menu, select “Black Only” and then click “OK.” Click “Apply” and “OK” in the Printing preferences dialog box to save your settings.
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