Questions about Canon Pixma Ts5150

1 year ago

Are pixma 571 XL cartridges compatible with canon pixma Ts5150?

digitec

1 year ago

Pixma 571 XL cartridges are not compatible with the Canon Pixma TS5150. The Canon Pixma TS5150 uses PG-540 and CL-541 cartridges, available in standard and XL versions.

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LilaD

1 year ago

Are canon pixma cartridges compatible with the canon pixma Ts5150 printer?

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digitec

1 year ago

Canon ink cartridges, such as PG-540 and CL-541, are compatible with the Canon Pixma TS5150 printer. These cartridges are available in standard and XL versions, offering different capacities for black and colour printing respectively. Compatible third-party cartridges are also available and can be used without affecting the printer's warranty.

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riconet1

1 year ago

Does the printer also run with macOS Sequoia version 15.1

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thirkej

1 year ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

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Yes. I get a warning that some of the canon software will "not run on future version s of MacOS", but everything runs find on 15.1 and 15.2

iEnthusiast

2 years ago

Does it also work with Ventura? Thank you!

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metatarsale0506

2 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

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Yes, I am employed with macOS Ventura.

iMäse

2 years ago

I got the printer today, I'm happy with it, but it's really slow to scan and print compared to its 10 year old predecessor... My question: does anyone have this printer at home? Because, how do you put the drawer with the paper in the front all the way back in without it sticking out 4 cm at the front? When you pull it out for the first time during commissioning, it is initially flush with the front button, but for me and those on the net, you never get it all the way in again...don't check that, the drawer is also longer than the width of the printer, how could it ever have been flush, but it was, see also the photos and I have also seen that it used to be!

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Fabian Müller

2 years ago

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As we do not have effective user experience with the product, we have forwarded your question to the Community so that it may be answered by another customer.