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- An original pack of 4 genuine Canon toner cartridges, contains: Black, Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow
- GUARANTEED to work in your Canon MF8080cw, Canon MF8030Cn, Canon LBP5050, and more - see all printers
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This pack contains:
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| 1 × Canon 716 Black | ■ 2300 pages |
| 1 × Canon 716 Cyan | ■ 1500 pages |
| 1 × Canon 716 Magenta | ■ 1500 pages |
| 1 × Canon 716 Yellow | ■ 1500 pages |
| Save £3.46 compared to buying individually! Only 3.34p per page. |
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This item: Multipack of Canon 716 toner cartridges
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| Price |
£227.01
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£89.29
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| Pack Contents | 4x toner cartridges | 4x toner cartridges | ||||||||||||||||
| Contains | Black, Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow | Black, Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow | ||||||||||||||||
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| Running Cost | 3.34p per page | 1.39p per page | ||||||||||||||||
| Type | Genuine Canon Product | Money Saving Compatible | ||||||||||||||||
| Product Guarantee | Full 1 Year Moneyback Guarantee | Full 1 Year Moneyback Guarantee | ||||||||||||||||
| Delivery | Free Delivery | Free Delivery |
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Product Description
This is a genuine Multipack of Canon 716 toner cartridges.
Containing one each of the four Canon 716 cartridges for your printer, this multipack provides the best value when replacing your printing supplies.
Each cartridge can happily be stored for well over 12-months so don't worry if you don't need all four Canon 716 toners right now, simply buy the multipack today and enjoy the saving on buying them individually.
Buy now to enjoy free, fast delivery on this Canon 716 multipack.
Specifications
| Page Yield | 6800 pages |
| Running Cost |
3.34p per page
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Running CostThis value is calculated from manufacturer's estimates of how many pages a cartridge will print, and should only be used to compare cartridge running costs. Page yields are estimated using the ISO standard of 5% coverage on a plain A4 page, which is roughly the length of a short letter. |
| Colour | Multipack |
| Compatibility | Canon Original |
| Range | Canon 716 toner cartridge range |
| Brand | Canon |
| Condition | New |
Customer Reviews
Customer reviews for the Multipack of Canon 716 toner cartridgesGood value - you save money by buying the set all at once.
This is the first time I have used this company and all I can say is 'yes I will certainly use them again and recommend them'. Excellent website and ease of ordering. Delivery was as stated 'next working day'. I also found the prices very competitive. All in all I rate this experience Excellent!
Customer Questions & Answers
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How many pages of black and white and colour printing, on average, do you get from 1 set of cartridges?
With the cartridges that you were looking at, Canon quote the black at 2300 pages, and each of the colours as 1500 pages, all measured at a 5% coverage.
Answered by Huw (staff member) - October 29, 2012 09:20