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Canon CLI651XL Grey Printer Ink
CLI651XLGY
$33
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Up to 3350 page yield for extended printing
- Compatible with Canon PIXMA MG6360 and MG5460
- Grey ink cartridge
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Canon
- Model Number:
- CLI651XLGY
- Paper Capacity:
- 3350 pages
Computers & Tablets
- Compatible Ink / Toner:
- Canon PIXMA MG6360, Canon PIXMA MG5460
General Information
- Type:
- Ink Cartridge
- Colour:
- Grey
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 1 Year
Computers & Tablets
- Compatible Ink / Toner:
- Canon PIXMA MG6360, Canon PIXMA MG5460
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 1 Year
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 110
- Box Width (mm):
- 21
- Box Depth (mm):
- 97
- Box Weight (kg):
- 0
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At a glance
The Canon CLI651XL Grey Printer Ink is a high-capacity cartridge designed for users who print frequently and require sharp, true-to-life grey tones, especially for photo and graphic output. It’s a reliable choice for home or small office environments, offering easy installation and consistent quality. However, it is limited to printers compatible with the CLI651XL series, so check your model before purchasing.
What it’s great for
- Photo Printing
- High-Quality Document Printing
- Creative Projects
- Everyday Printing
Where it works best
- Home Office
- Small Business
- Home Studio
- Personal Workspace
Who it’s for
- Home User
- Photography Enthusiast
- Small Business Owner
- Student
Things to consider
Only compatible with select Canon printers; not suitable for printers outside the CLI651XL series.
Printer compatibility assessment
7/10 - Compatible with a range of Canon printers, but limited to models supporting CLI651XL cartridges.
Page yield value score
8/10 - Offers high page yield for its class, making it suitable for frequent printing.
Ease of replacement rating
9/10 - Cartridge is straightforward to install and replace.
Business vs home suitability
Best suited for home and small business use; not intended for high-volume enterprise environments.
Key benefits
- Extra Large Capacity: Prints more pages per cartridge, reducing the frequency of replacements.
- Consistent Grey Output: Delivers reliable, true-to-life grey tones for photos and documents.
- Easy Installation: Simple to replace, minimising downtime and hassle.
- Cost Efficiency: Lower cost per page compared to standard capacity cartridges.
- Smudge-Resistant Ink: Helps prevent smearing for cleaner, professional results.
- Designed for Canon Printers: Ensures optimal performance and compatibility.
Q: Which Canon printers use the CLI651XL Grey ink cartridge?
A: This cartridge suits selected Canon PIXMA models including IP7260, IP8760, IX6860, MG5460, MG5560, MG6360, MG6460, MG7160, MX726 and MX926. It is not a universal Canon cartridge, so the printer model needs to match this CLI-651XL grey code.
Q: What does the grey ink do in the Canon CLI651XL set?
A: Grey ink is used to improve tonal gradation in photos, especially in black and white prints and lighter shadow areas. It is most useful in Canon photo printers that run a multi-cartridge system, rather than basic document-only printing.
Q: How many pages does the Canon CLI651XL Grey cartridge print?
A: The Canon CLI651XL Grey cartridge is rated for 750 pages at 5% average coverage per page. Real yield can be lower with photo-heavy printing, borderless prints or frequent cleaning cycles, because those uses consume more ink than light text pages.
Q: Is the Canon CLI651XL Grey cartridge a high-yield cartridge?
A: Yes, this is the high-yield CLI651XL version, not the standard-capacity cartridge. That means more pages before replacement, but actual longevity still depends on print type, with photo printing generally using grey ink faster than occasional document use.