Canon PG37/ CL38 Ink Cartridge Bundle Pack - Black/Colour

This arrived very well packaged so I can’t see any way the ink can leak out. Once you’ve opened up all of the different layers of packaging it’s easy to take the new cartridge and replace the old. Print quality is good with no fading. I find that these tend to last me a year to 18 months and don’t suffer any drop in performance even though my printer and the ink can sit unused for lengthy periods of time. I’ve never had any issues and am pleased with the product.

I've tried several 'generic' inks.These do not work and are a waste of money.Original Cannon ink works every time but, you won't get many A4's for your money.Be warned: if you buy from the cheapest Cannon supplier (usually baed in Holland) be prepared for a 3 week wait..Plan ahead!MikeB

Blimmey! These things are marvellous. If you can get in the box, and then the other box, and then the plastic, and then wrench the tab off - you'll be fine. The No38 is written really large on the box, so you can cut it out if this number happens to coincide with your house-number (or a badge for your age, again if the number coincides with your actual age), although unfortunately the packaging doesn't run to water-proof cardboard, so your new sign might not last as long as you'd like, but hey -

The cartridge runs out extremely quickly. I purchased this cartridge at the end of April and do not print in high volumes or frequency so don’t usually need to buy many. To my surprise my computer is already saying the ink is low which is impossible as I’ve hardly printed anything! Do no buy.

Not so much a review of the product (after all what is there to say other than it's a genuine colour replacement cartridge from Canon).But the price is good and the seller delivered the item quickly, so very happy with the service.I know some people harp on about the benefits of compatible or refilled cartridges, but I've always had the view that the originals are still the best.My only gripe is why oh why does it cost almost as much to buy two replacement cartridges as it does to buy a new printer?

I am not sure how long these cartridges are supposed to last, but I replaced one, then printed about 15 A4 sheets of photos (mostly 2 photos per sheet), and then it had run out and needed replacing again, which did not seem very good value for money. However, as this is the cartridge my printer takes, I guess I have not much option but to keep buying them!

Canon inks are perfect as always. I have tried the ones that are refills and are supposed to be compatible, but only once or twice have they worked. They are cheaper, but more expensive in the long run when they don't work, so it's only Canon for me.

Poor quality, disappointing purchase.Display reads that the Cartridge is empty.