The CLI-65 Photo Cyan Ink Tank from Canon is a specially formulated ink tank for the PIXMA PRO-200 Wireless Professional Inkjet Photo Printer. It features an enhanced color gamut for producing professional quality photos and provides you with the level of quality you expect in your final print.
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These inkjet cartridges are all I use with my Canon Pro 200 printer. They are consistent in results and B&H shipping has been quick and reliable. It’s why I keep coming back!.
I purchased the Canon CLI-65 8-Color Value Pack for my PIXMA PRO-200, expecting a complete set to get my printer up and running. This pack is advertised as a full replacement solution, including Black, Gray, Light Gray, Cyan, Photo Cyan, Magenta, Photo Magenta, and Yellow. However, my pack arrived missing the Grey (GY) cartridge, which completely defeats the purpose of buying a Value Pack. The Issues: Renders Pack Useless: The PIXMA PRO-200 requires all eight cartridges to be present and functional to print. Without the Grey tank, I cannot run the printer at all, leaving me with seven expensive ink tanks that I can't even use yet. Incomplete Set: While the pack contained the Light Gray, Black, and various Cyans/Magentas, the standard Grey is a core component for the PRO-200’s grayscale and color depth. Poor Quality Control: For a premium professional ink set at this price point, missing an entire tank is unacceptable. Final Verdict: If you are a photographer or artist relying on this for a deadline, be very careful. Check your box immediately upon arrival. Because of the missing Grey tank, this Value Pack provided zero value and caused a massive headache. I now have to source a single Grey cartridge separately just to make the other seven work. Pros: High-quality ink (when actually present). Cons: Missing critical components, poor packaging oversight, expensive paperweights until the set is complete. I tried to print with the old gray and its place, but there was not enough ink.