(Image credit: Matthew Richards/Digital Camera World) (opens in new tab) There are two print heads, left and right, which you insert into the printer as part of the setup procedure. Suffice it to say that ink costs per page are only about one tenth of the cost. By stark contrast, the MegaTank printer comes complete with a full set of 60ml, and a replacement set only costs around £80/$95. A full set of XXL cartridges will set you back around £121/$170, and the five that are used for photo printing only contain 11.7ml of ink each. However, that printer comes with relatively low-capacity ‘setup cartridges’ so you’ll soon need to buy replacements. As expected, the printer costs more to buy than regular cartridge-based models and, as such, it’s about twice the price of the popular 6-ink PIXMA TS8350 (TS8320 in America). Like Canon’s previous MegaTank inkjet printers, it’s a cartridge-free machine that has relatively high-volume ink tanks, topped up by 60ml bottles of ink. Wouldn’t it be great if you could print photos without the perpetual worry of ink cartridges running out, and the expense of replacing them? That’s the idea behind the Canon PIXMA G650 (G660 in Australia, G620 in North America).
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