Canon CLI-65PC Photo Cyan Ink Cartridge

The ChromaLife100+ dye-based ink range delivers stunning quality and vibrant photos in colour and monochrome. The 12.6 ml photo cyan ink tank allows you to print up to 275 photos in 10x15 cm or 59 in A3+ size. The Canon CLI-65 Photo Cyan cartridge is an original Canon cartridge designed for photo printing and compatible with Canon printers that accept the CLI-65 series.

Advantages

The photo cyan ink tank uses ChromaLife100+ dye-based formulation to reproduce vivid cyan tones and smooth gradients for photographic output. As an original Canon cartridge, it is engineered for consistent colour, reliable performance and easy installation. The 12.6 ml capacity provides a higher photo yield compared with standard small cartridges and helps reduce the frequency of replacements when printing photos.

Suitable for

• Home photo printing of 10×15 cm prints
• Small-scale studio or amateur photographic work
• Printing colour and monochrome images that require accurate cyan reproduction

Key specifications

• Brand: Canon
• Model / MPN: CLI-65 Photo Cyan / 4220C001
• Ink type: ChromaLife100+ dye-based photo ink
• Colour: Photo Cyan
• Capacity: 12.6 ml
• Estimated photo yield: up to 275 prints (10×15 cm) or 59 prints (A3+)
• Compatibility: Canon printers supporting CLI-65 series cartridges

How to use

Turn off the printer power if recommended by your model, open the cartridge access cover and remove the empty cartridge following the printer manufacturer’s instructions. Unpack the new Canon CLI-65 Photo Cyan cartridge, remove any protective tape or seal, and insert it into the correct cyan slot until it clicks into place. Close the cover, turn the printer on if turned off, and run any required alignment or print head cleaning procedures according to the printer manual before printing photos.

Recommendations

Store cartridges in a cool, dry place and use within the manufacturer’s recommended period. For best photo longevity, print on Canon photo papers and allow prints to dry fully before handling. Replace cartridges when print quality declines or when the printer indicates low ink.