Save money on the Canon BCI-6C (BCI6C) Cyan Compatible Inkjet Cartridge. Manufacturer offers a 100% Quality & Satisfaction Guarantee on the Compatible BCI-6C (4706A003) Ink Cartridge. Free Shipping on Orders over $50.

Cyan Ink Tank for the S800, BJC8200 and other select Canon Photo Printers as indicated

This cartridge is compatible with several popular Canon printers, including BJC-8200, i560 Series, i860 Series, i900D, i9100, i950 Series, i960 Series, i9900, PIXMA iP3000, PIXMA iP4000, PIXMA iP4000R, PIXMA iP5000, PIXMA iP6000D, PIXMA iP8500, PIXMA MP750, PIXMA MP760, PIXMA MP780, S800, S820, S820D, S830D, S900, and S9000. Specially designed for photo prints, the BCI-6C is easy to install and yields about 280 bright color prints.

• Fast drying and smudge free
• Replacement ink tank for many Canon BubbleJet and PIXMA printers
• Vibrant cyan color
• Easy to install
• Produces bright color prints

Around here Canon ink is difficult to locate and expensive when you actually find someone who carries it. It may take a week or two to arrive using Amazon's free shipping option, but I get fantatstic results from my Canon Pixma MP780 (that I also bought from Amazon). Most of my printing is borderless 8 1/2x11 and the quality is always great. Definitely worth it. If turnaround time is a problem, buy two so you always have a spare.

I have tried 3rd party inks with my Canon i860. They work well for graphics, greeting cards, etc. but they do not give true colors for photographs. I will stick with Canon inks. Amazon has the best price I could find for Canon inks.

The number of complaints regarding Amazon is amazing and unfair. All you need to do is read carefully and you won't "get screwed" . . . . be aware of where you are going. Are you still on Amazon or have you clicked-off onto another site? Like the young lady from New England, USA, I also get my orders shipped free, and that's on top of the discounted prices. I'm more than happy!

For the rest of you photo enthusiasts . . . . . run 2 printers! Yup! (Take advantage of Amazon's pricing and free shipping and you can afford it). Buy printers when they're 1 1/2 - 2 yrs old . . . I run an Epson AIO, (...) That's my everyday scan, print, photo, etc. . . .use generic/compatible inks(from a reputable company, not a junk dealer) . . .all's fine. On top of that I use a piece of software that adjusts my ink output; I can set it at 65% savings/whatever, then run it at 100% when needed. So I'm running compatible ink . . . . . AND stretching it!

I use a Canon for my "fine" photo printing/longevity . . . also bought at less than 1/2 price . . . . (...)! In this printer I use all Canon papers and inks.

The Epson prints awesome photos; I just prefer the 'pop' from Canon's dye-based inks. If you want super longevity/archival prints go with Epson and their pigment-based ink.

Thank you Amazon!

Happy printing everyone!