PG-275XL Black Ink Cartridge (High Yield) Compatible for Canon PG-275XL 275XL
Product description
If your Canon printer is chewing through ink, a high-yield cartridge can be a practical way to stretch printing costs and keep day-to-day output consistent. This PG-275XL Black Ink Cartridge is a compatible, high-yield option built around the PG-275XL line for various Canon PIXMA and TR-series printers.
Before you buy, one important caveat: it’s not OEM. That doesn’t automatically mean it won’t work well, but it does mean you’re relying on the compatibility claims and the printer’s chip behavior to be smooth.
The essentials (what it is and what it’s for)
This is a black ink cartridge designed to replace a Canon PG-275XL / 275XL black cartridge in compatible printers. It’s positioned as a “high yield” refill, aiming to deliver more pages than standard options—useful if you print documents regularly, not just occasional text.
On paper, the main value is simple: more black ink per cartridge and a compatibility approach using an “updated chip” to support interaction with your printer.
What to expect in daily printing
For typical home or small-office printing, black ink is what you lean on: school pages, invoices, forms, and shipping labels that need to stay readable. With this cartridge, the setup goal is to be straightforward—insert it, print, and keep moving.
The product listing also frames a durable page yield target of up to 450 pages at 5% coverage. That’s an average-style metric, so your actual pages will vary with what you print (small text vs. dense fills, mostly-blank pages vs. full pages).
One more detail to keep in mind: the package includes 2 cartridges. If you already know you’ll replace ink soon, that bundling can reduce the “wait until you’re out” problem.
Compatibility and the one limitation to respect
This cartridge is described as compatible with Canon printers listed for 275XL / PG-275XL ink cartridges, including models such as PIXMA TS3500, TS3520, TS3522, TS3720, TS3722, and TR-series models like TR4700, TR4720, TR4722, TR4723, and TR4725.
Still, you should double-check that your printer specifically uses the 275XL / PG-275XL black cartridge. If your printer uses a different ink number (even a close one), compatibility can fall apart.
Also, because it’s “compatible” (not OEM), your printer may be more picky on rare occasions—especially if you’ve had issues with chips/third-party cartridges before. It’s not perfect for every situation, but it’s the kind of option worth considering if you’re comfortable with non-OEM ink.
Why the high-yield angle matters
High-yield cartridges make the most sense when you print consistently. Instead of swapping ink every couple weeks, you can stretch replacement cycles—helpful for people who want steady output and fewer reorder moments.
If you’re mostly printing occasional pages, you might not feel the benefit as much, and a high-yield pack could sit around unused longer than you’d like.
It suits you if you print mostly black documents, want a two-pack for continuity, and you’re trying to manage ink spending without switching printer brands.
Tech specs (from the listing)
- Type: Compatible black ink cartridge (not OEM)
- Compatibility: Canon PG-275XL / 275XL black cartridge line
- Color: Black
- High yield: Yes
- Pack size: 2 * 275 XL PG-275XL cartridges
- Claimed page yield: Up to 450 pages (5% coverage)
- Chip: Updated chip for high compatibility (per listing)
Should you buy it?
A solid pick if you have a compatible Canon model from the listed series, you use black ink regularly, and you want the high-yield benefit with a two-cartridge package so you’re not constantly reordering. It also makes sense if you’re actively looking for a non-OEM alternative that still claims updated chip compatibility.
You may want to skip it if your printer uses a different cartridge number than PG-275XL / 275XL, or if you’ve had trouble with third-party chips in the past. Also, if you only print a few pages at a time, the high-yield format might not be worth holding onto.
Mini FAQ
How many cartridges are included?
The package includes 2 cartridges.
Is this cartridge OEM?
No. The listing states it is not OEM, even though it’s designed as a compatible replacement.
What page yield does the listing claim?
It claims up to 450 pages at 5% coverage, which can vary depending on what you print.
What printers is it compatible with?
The listing names several Canon PIXMA TS and TR models that use the PG-275XL / 275XL black cartridges. Confirm your exact printer model and ink type before ordering.
Is it worth it for occasional printing?
Not necessarily. High yield tends to make more sense if you print black documents more often and want fewer cartridge changes.