Besides not being able to verify the authenticity of cartridges, Canon printers will not be able to detect the actual levels of toner ink in the cartridge and might show the level to be 100% ...

As a result of the ongoing global chip shortage, Canon is scrambling to appease a wave of furious customers after its own ink cartridges are malfunctioning to be read as fake. A widespread outcry ...

A recording of FS Stoppers testing inkjet printing cartridges went viral on TikTok. Reposted by the account Just Random (@randompostandclips), a Canon printer customer cracked open a cartridge.

Lexmark, HP, Canon, Brother, and others all effectively require users to purchase first-party ink and toner. To enforce the use of first-party cartridges, manufacturers typically embed chips ...

Canon inkjet printers use ink cartridges that are equipped with a special chip that reports when a cartridge is low or out of ink. One hindrance to this technology for many businesses is the fact ...

Correction: Canon said in a statement that the only cartridges affected are toner cartridges, not ink. It also clarified that the ImageRunner printers are used in the office. Mark has written for ...

At under $50, Canon can't be making money on the hardware, so it has to make a profit from the ink, and cartridges will need to be replaced more frequently. A printer like Canon's Pixma TS302 ...