Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: is the cartridge Canon 128 that came with the printer a 2500 copy model - we have just used it a month and it already needs to be replaced
Document: OEM is the way to go, having had several recharge cartridges not live up to quality. You must remember in the Canon MFC unit this cartridge fits, the drum is also replaced. Most of the recharge cartridges save you money, but they are used drums. OEM quality is like new, while recharge units typically develop problems after about 1000-2000 prints. Our printer is 3 years old, and we've used about 4 of these...never a complaint.
I used several different cheap replacement cartridges with mixed results. Sometimes they were OK, sometimes they weren't, and one apparently broke my printer (which Canon still replaced under warranty.) The reality is the loss of productivity I experienced with the cheap cartridges was not worth the lower prices. I now buy only the genuine Canon replacements.Still wish they were cheaper.
I haven't used this product yet as I purchased this unit as a backup to the cartridge that came with my printer.
The Canon 128 Toner Cartridge has always performed perfectly whenever I have used it. The printing is clear, legible and uniform. The only drawback that I have is that the toner only last for 2,000 pages. There should be a high yield version for those that do a lotof printing.
I haven't actually used this particular cartridge yet; however, the one I'm currently using is the same model from Canon via Amazon. I've gotten tons of copying done and never have had any smudging or other problems with uneven print. I read a bunch of reviews of generic cartridges which were very positive and the product considerably cheaper. I was about to spring for one of those, but in the end, I decided to spend the extra $$$ on the Canon. If this Canon cartridge to perform less effectively than the one I'm currently happy with, I'll update this review.
1st one had problems - exchanged it for another one - default double siding pages - This price is slightly lower than Fry's. The cartridge that came with it is good. Had a Konica Minolta laser printer where the cartridge lasted -- worked good but they did not upgrade the drivers for newer version of windows. Have had nothing but problems with Ink Jet Printers -- Ink dries out -- Have had various brands of Ink Jet Printers - Love the old Konica Minolta Laser -- always printed quality black ink -- Ink jet color printers require color and black ink -- did not really used color ink -- color ink is expensive -- no matter what brandCanon D530 now working good after exchange
Tried an off-brand cartridge first but print quality was very poor. Light output that could not be darkened using the printer or computer controls. Replaced with the Canon product and quality was great.
I don't know how it is even possible but it wore out faster than a starter cartridge that came with my new printer (I did not count the pages but I usually print approximately the same amount every day). So, it's either not a genuine Canon product, or a new Canon marketing strategy :)))
Not much to say - it works and is simple to install. The Canon model printer it is installed in gives notice for replacement WAY WAY too early. Use the old trick - pull out the cartridge, gently shake it a few times then reinsert. I got several hundred more pages that way before installing a new cartridge. I expect high mileage from this one.
Sure wish this would at least reach the promised output. Needs replaced way too often, and that can get expensive.
Answer: yes