Canon MultiPass MP390 Ink Cartridges
The following 3 products are guaranteed to work in your Canon MultiPass MP390 printer:
3 products are guaranteed to work in your printer:
3 products are guaranteed to work in your Canon MultiPass MP390 printer:
Sets of ink cartridges
for
Canon MultiPass MP390
printer:
Compatible Canon BCI-24 2 x Black & 1 x Colour Ink Cartridge Multipack
- Contains BCI24BK (x 2), BCI24C
- 3-year warranty
- Printer protection guarantee
Pack of 2 cartridges 2 pack |
2.7p per page
(2 pack)
- 2 x 125 pages
- 170
- Contains BCI24BK (x 2), BCI24C
- 3-year warranty
- Printer protection guarantee
- Contains BCI24BK (x 2), BCI24C
- 3-year warranty
- Printer protection guarantee
FREE next-day delivery
- Buy more, save money
- 2 £10.75 inc VAT
- 3+ £9.72 inc VAT
Black ink cartridges
for
Canon MultiPass MP390
printer:
Pack of 1 cartridges 1 pack |
4.6p per page
(1 pack)
- 125
FREE next-day delivery
- Buy more, save money
- 2 £4.98 inc VAT
- 3+ £4.20 inc VAT
Colour ink cartridges
for
Canon MultiPass MP390
printer:
Pack of 1 cartridges 1 pack |
3.6p per page
(1 pack)
- 170
FREE next-day delivery
- Buy more, save money
- 2 £5.36 inc VAT
- 3+ £4.57 inc VAT
Cheaper Canon MP390 Ink Cartridges
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What ink does the Canon MultiPass MP390 use?
The Canon MultiPass MP390 uses Cartridge Save BCI-24BK ink cartridges. Cartridge Save BCI-24BK ink comes in black; the black cartridge prints 125 pages.
Canon MultiPass MP390 Printer Review
Expert review of the Canon MultiPass MP390 printer
A worthy upgrade from the MP370 version, the Canon MultiPass MP390 offers fax capabilities, making it more suitable for business and small office application. This model offers printing, copying and scanning, all in a compact unit. It prints fast, averaging 18 ppm in black and white and 12 ppm in colour. The same rates apply with the copy function. The Canon MultiPass MP390 multifunction printer also boasts high-quality outputs. However, it still does not offer an ADF unit, which can add to the unit's productivity and efficiency and running costs still add up fast.
Design
The Canon MultiPass MP390 all-in-one printer leaves a small footprint, measuring only 17.9x21.5x11.3 inches. The MultiPass MP390 printer uses 2 ink cartridges which hold black and tri-colour inks. Weighing only 15 pounds, the Canon MultiPass MP390 is easily moved around, ideal for those who store their devices after use. Direct camera connection is possible, as well as direct printing from memory cards, which reduces the need for PC connection when printing.
Advantages
Its standalone features makes the Canon MultiPass MP390 inkjet printer an appealing choice for many home and office users. The inclusion of an image enhancing software also makes adjusting basic settings like brightness, colour and contrast easier. The Canon MultiPass MP390 promises precise and realistic colours, though this comes at a price. Maximum resolutions produced reach up to 9600x9600 dpi.
Disadvantages
The Canon MultiPass MP-390 colour printer is quite expensive to run. The Canon MP390 MultiPass printer also uses up ink too quickly when using high-resolution modes, and the lack of an ADF unit is still a turn off for many.