It depends on the model. This lineup includes both cartridge-based and refillable-tank printers, and each uses different supplies.

• Cartridge models: Four separate pigment inks (Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow) are available in standard and high-yield (XL) options.
• Refillable-tank models: Use bottled ink sets (C/M/Y/K) and may also need a maintenance/waste-ink cartridge.
• How to confirm: Match your printer’s exact model (for example, codes beginning with MB, iB, or GX) to the compatibility section on the product page.
• Tip: Compare page‑yield details to estimate how long a set might last based on your volume.

Filtering by printer series on this page and reviewing the compatibility lists can help you pick the right supplies with confidence.

Think about what you print most and your monthly volume.

• Home/photo focus: If you prioritize glossy photos and creative projects, a photo‑oriented home line can be a better match.
• Office/document focus: If you mainly print text, forms, and color charts, a small‑office inkjet line with pigment inks and higher‑yield supplies can be a practical fit.
• Volume & features: Consider page volume, whether you need automatic duplexing or an ADF (varies by model), and the ongoing cost per page based on listed yields.

Browsing available supplies here (standard vs XL cartridges or bottle systems) provides a quick view of running costs so you can choose the lineup that aligns with your printing habits.

High‑yield (XL) cartridges can be a smart choice, depending on how you print.

• Print volume: If you print frequently, the extra capacity can reduce replacements and may lower cost per page versus standard yield.
• Compatibility: Confirm your model accepts XL versions by checking the compatibility section on each product page.
• Color usage: If you use more black than color, an XL black paired with standard color cartridges can balance replacements.
• Infrequent printing: If you print occasionally, standard yield may be more practical.

Compare the listed page yields side by side to estimate value for your situation. Actual results vary with content type, print settings, and maintenance cycles.

They can be a strong fit for document‑heavy work, but it depends on your usage.

• Document quality: The pigment‑ink supplies available here are well‑suited to sharp text and everyday business graphics.
• Running costs: You’ll find standard and XL cartridges, plus refillable‑tank options on certain models, so it’s easier to match costs to volume.
• Fewer interruptions: Multipacks and higher‑yield choices can reduce how often you replace ink during busy periods.
• Right match: Check your average monthly pages, paper sizes, and features you rely on (like duplex or ADF on your specific model) before deciding.

Reviewing compatibility and page‑yield info on each supply helps estimate ongoing costs for your team’s workflow.

There are several multipack formats to fit different printing habits.

• Full color sets: 4‑packs with Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow for a complete refresh.
• Black bundles: Twin‑packs or multi‑packs of black, useful for text‑heavy printing.
• Value bundles: Larger packs (including some XL options) aimed at higher‑volume users.
• Bottle kits: C/M/Y/K bottle sets for refillable‑tank models; some listings also offer maintenance cartridges separately.

Before you buy, match the multipack to your exact model using the compatibility details and compare page‑yield info. Choosing the right bundle can help reduce replacement trips and keep your workflow moving.