Canon Genuine High Capacity 1 x CL-541XL Tri-colour Ink Cartridge - Containing 15ML of Printer Ink / Suitable for Canon PIXMA MX, MG and TS series printers

I’ve been using the Canon CL-541XL Genuine Colour Ink Cartridge for a while now and it consistently impresses me every time I print. The colour accuracy is fantastic. Photos and documents come out vibrant and consistent with no streaks or patchiness. Skin tones look natural and graphics have excellent saturation. It truly brings Canon printers to life. The XL version is absolutely worth the extra cost. I get noticeably more pages compared to the standard cartridge and the quality remains sharp from the first print to the last. Installation is flawless because it’s genuine Canon ink. The printer recognises it instantly and I’ve never encountered warning messages or print errors. The cartridge is clean and reliable. There’s no leaking, drying out or smudging. Even after leaving the printer idle for a couple of weeks, the colours still printed perfectly. I use it for a variety of tasks including school documents, home office work and occasional photos and it handles everything effortlessly. Overall, the Canon CL-541XL delivers excellent colour quality, long life and zero hassle. If you want dependable prints without the mess or stress, this cartridge is a great choice.

As expected. A genuine printer ink which is worth the extra. Nothing much more to say than that.

Reasonably Priced Ink. Great Delivery Time.

This product is functional; the ink cartridge, being an original Canon product, provides better print quality and longer-lasting performance than expected, especially with the XL version.

Good quality ink and it does last a fair while 541xl Refilled ones have let me down in the past so only original for me

Worked well. Easy to install. Delivered on time. So very happy.

Can confirm it's a genuine cartridge, works perfectly

The printer manufacturers have really got us where they want us, by making it increasingly difficult to use third party print cartridges when we need new ones. Like many people, I've tried refilled cartridges with mixed results, some don't work at all, some work for a while, and others seem to work just as well as the original as long as you don't mind not knowing how much ink you have left, as manufacturers such as Canon build in cartridge recognition to the printer, so it knows if it's been replaced by a Canon or third party product. A black cartridge for my printer can be 8ml, 11ml or 21ml, but the latter has now been discontinued so my cost per page is going up yet again. As I've never had a problem with Canon cartridges, I just have to bite the bullet and pay a ludicrous price or risk printer problems.