15 XL Compatible PGI-570XL / CLI-571XL Ink Cartridges

I have use Colour direct for over 10 years. Tried others in the beginning but was always disappointed in some way or other. I have always also been faithful to Canon printers and in my opinion Colour Direct inks seem to last longer than Canons own really expensive products. CD are the best in every way and I believe that one would be foolish to buy anything else.

Good value, long lasting inks. Work fine in my printer. Cost is so low I'm happy to print anything, especially handy as the kids love printing stuff too and Im no longer fretting about the cost of inks.Would probably not use them for serious photographic work, but for typical day to day printing they are very good, cannot really tell the differance from original inks.Save yourself a fortune with these! Will buy again and again!

Used these for a few years now in my Canon printer. They work great. Printer sometimes says I've got incompatible inks in, but it doesn't affect it at all.

The print quality is quite good and it's value for money.

Excellent alternative to Canon cartridges. No functions of software are lost e.g. amount of ink font in each cartridge.Ink quality and colour indistinguishable from original inks.Cartridges come individually wrapped with removable clip and pull off tab just like the originals.In the past sets of cartridges came in a well presented box but most recent order came in a jiffy type bag.Astonishingly good quality and absolutely brilliant value.

Used colour direct before with very good results, good quality and value for money, would recommend to anyone print quality is constant. A bargain at the price.

Best ever refill ever brought no issues fitting my print picked it up as an original cartridge and I’m amazed by the quality will deffo buy again probably the best value you money purchase I’ve brought this year thank you

These are OK and currently I haven't had any failures- however unlike other compatible cartridges, these dont have a pull-off yellow tab on the top, which you normally have to remove to allow air in to equalise pressure.Instructions say to remove the yellow tab???????? where is it?As a precaution I have used a ball joint pen to allow air in where the breather hole is covered by the label (unusually in the centre of the cartridge- normally on the end) on half the cartridges, and done nothing on the other half as a test. Will be interesting to see if it makes a difference.Photo shows difference from other compatible cartridges