Canon Selphy CP810 Ink Cartridges
- All inks are guaranteed to work in your Canon Selphy CP810 printer.
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- All our ink is quality assured or your money back.
Tri-Colour Ink Cartridges for the Canon Selphy CP810
Canon KP-36IP Cartridge and 6x4 Photo Paper Pack - 36 pages
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Orders go by Royal Mail post, normally taking 1-2 days and guaranteed to arrive within 5 working days.
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- Type: Original Canon tri-colour ink
- 12 month money-back guarantee
Running Cost
This 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.
- 36 pages
- Free UK Delivery
- Money Back Guarantee
| Multi-buy discount | |
|---|---|
| 2 - 3 | £15.61 each |
| 4+ | £15.29 each |
Recent customer reviews
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Answered by Molly Hanwell (staff member) - December 03, 2024 11:38As always good quality and order arrived quickly.
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Answered by Jasmine Meddows (staff member) - July 02, 2024 16:06Super fast delivery. Excellent service as always.
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Answered by Molly Hanwell (staff member) - December 27, 2023 09:27Always receive excellent service
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Answered by Molly Hanwell (staff member) - September 20, 2023 09:13Easy ordering , in stock updated on order through out , and delivered on time . Just what I needed
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Answered by Molly Hanwell (staff member) - January 18, 2023 09:57Buying the right ink for your Canon Selphy CP810 printer
You have two main options when buying Canon Selphy CP810 ink. You can opt for an original ink manufactured by Canon themselves or choose a compatible cartridge which is manufactured for Stinkyink by a trusted third party.
The biggest difference is usually price with compatibles costing far less. Compare the prices of any compatibles listed above for yourself. So why the price difference? Often, printer manufacturers keep the cost of the printers themselves very low, in the knowledge that they will make the money back on the ink they sell over the life of the printer. Positive product reviews from tens of thousands of Stinkyink customers tells us that our compatible ink delivers great print quality.
We offer a low-price guarantee on all original ink we sell. If you find it cheaper within 7 days, we’ll refund the difference. The Stinkyink compatible range offers the best value for money you’ll find from any UK ink supplier. Try us for yourselves!
Sir,
Good day, I bought a Selphy CP810 Printer long time ago nearly 2 years now and i just recently used it with the free cartridge and paper with it. The cartridge run out so i bought one here at a local shop in Namibia and was recommended KP108IN but to my dismay my printer doesn't want to print but the colour in the cartridge is gone. Sir may you please help me regarding my problem? is there any specific cartridge for CP810
Many thanks and have a nice day.
Regards,
Larry
If this printer was originally bought in the UK, it may be that the cartridges are not working due to them being the wrong region. All cartridges have different regions on the chips and will only work in those regions. If you call Canon they will be able to offer you some advice and may be be able to change the region for you. If the printer is from Namibia then it ma be that you have a faulty cartridge and I would advise going back to the retailer who supplied the cartridge.
Answered by Emma O' Malley (staff member) - October 30, 2015 08:19