What are the highest yield cartridges for the Canon TR7560?
The Canon PGI-6880XXL and CLI-681XXL are the highest yield cartridges available for this model printer. They are still physically the same size however they contain much more ink than the standard 680, 681 and 680XL, 681XL cartridges. We only stock the highest yield XXL models as these represent the best value for money.
How reliable are the generic Canon cartridges?
We have been selling the same brand of non genuine cartridges for 20 years now and they are SUPER reliable. It's extremely rare that we ever encounter an issue with these inks. They perform the same as the Original Canon cartridges, they show the correct ink levels and work seamlessly.
What is the warranty on these Canon TR7560 consumables?
We offer a 90 Day Money Back Guarantee as well as a printer guarantee. If any of the products fail or are not up to your expectations then we will either replace them or refund your money. If in the highly unlikely event that our products damage your printer then we will also pay for repairs or replacement of the printer. ( Note: In 20 years in this industry we have only had to replace 2 printers and it's doubtful in both cases that our products were actually the cause. )
Do I have to order these products online?
Our website is very easy to use however if you feel more confident in purchasing over the phone or if you have questions about the products please feel free to call us. We are always more than happy to take your call and answer any queries that you may have. Office: (08) 7324 3065 or Mob: 0408 691 299
Would you recommend buying a Canon TR7560 printer?
YES, they are a very good printer, reliable and easy to use. By using our 3rd party inks they are a very cheap printer to run. The only issue that plagues the Canon Pixma printers is that the thermal printhead is always the first part that dies on them. In saying this usually you will get quite a few years of solid use from these printers before this occurs.
Why do the cartridges have PGI and the CLI marked on them?
Most Canon Pixma printers use both PGI and CLI cartridges. The PGI is usually the larger black cartridge and it stands for "Pigment". The large pigment based ink produces a more crisp and darker black which is better for text etc. The CLI cartridges are all dye based ink which is better for producing high quality images. Our cartridges also use a pigment based ink for the 680XXL and dye based ink for all of the 681XXL cartridges.
