PG-275XL Compatible Ink Cartridge Replacement for Canon Printers

In this review the Ubinki PG-275XL compatible cartridge is evaluated for home and small office users who need a reliable, higher yield black cartridge for Canon PIXMA printers. The single biggest reason to consider it is the boosted page yield: the twin pack of 275 XL cartridges claims up to about 450 pages per cartridge, which makes it a practical swap for users printing frequent black text documents. The review looks at fit, print quality, and real use tradeoffs compared with original manufacturer cartridges.

Key Features

• Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of PIXMA models such as TR4720, TR4722, TR4700 and TS3500 series so buyers can replace older 275 cartridges without hardware changes.
• Higher yield: The 2-pack of 275 XL black cartridges offers an increased printing capacity, advertised as 2.5-3x higher yield and up to 450 pages per cartridge for fewer cartridge swaps.
• Chip technology: Upgraded chip technology is used to enable fast recognition by the printer and help prevent error messages during installation.
• Print quality: Advanced pigment manufacturing improves black text clarity and gives sharper, more saturated monochrome prints for documents and simple graphics.
• Value pack: Shipping two identical black cartridges in one package reduces per-page cost compared with single purchases and suits moderate to heavy black-and-white printing needs.

Who It's For

This cartridge pack is best for home offices, students, and small businesses using compatible Canon PIXMA models who print mostly black text and want longer intervals between replacements. The higher yield and two-cartridge bundle make it a sensible choice where cost per page matters more than brand-new original supplies.

Users who need guaranteed manufacturer support or who print high volumes of photos and color graphics should look elsewhere; photographic color fidelity and long-term reliability claims are stronger with original cartridges from the printer manufacturer.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good value: two high-yield black cartridges lower the per-page cost for everyday printing.
• Strong text quality: pigment-based black ink produces clear, legible documents and crisp patterns.
• Fast recognition: upgraded chip design helps the cartridges register quickly with supported printers.

Cons

• Compatibility not perfect: some users report recognition issues on a few printer units, so expect occasional setup friction.
• Not focused on color photo printing, so color-critical users should prefer genuine color-specific cartridges.

Specifications

Product type	Compatible black ink cartridge 275 XL (2-pack)
Compatible printers	PIXMA TR4720, TR4722, TR4700, TS3500, TS3520, TS3522, TS3700, TS3720, TS3722
Yield	Up to 450 pages per 275 XL black cartridge (higher yield)
Chip	Upgraded recognition chip technology
Ink type	Pigment-based black ink for improved text clarity
Pack contents	2 x PG-275XL black cartridges

Our Verdict

The Ubinki PG-275XL 2-pack is a practical, cost-effective alternative for users of supported Canon PIXMA models who print mostly black documents. It delivers clear text, a higher page yield and quick recognition in most setups, making it a good value for home offices and students, while those needing flawless manufacturer support or superior color photo output should consider original cartridges instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these cartridges work in my PIXMA printer?
They are designed for a broad set of PIXMA TR and TS series models listed on the product; however, some printers may require a firmware or recognition step and a small number of users report setup issues.

How many pages will one cartridge print?
Each 275 XL black cartridge is advertised with a higher yield of up to around 450 pages, which reduces how often you need to replace cartridges.

Are these cartridges safe for my printer?
The cartridges use upgraded chip technology and are formulated to avoid damage to the printer, but buyers who prioritize manufacturer warranty coverage should weigh that against using third-party supplies.