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Title: Canon Selphy CP740
Pros: Inexpensive; good quality prints; very easy to use; retractable USB cable/connector is a nice touch.
Cons: Prints are a bit slower than the competitions'; very limited onboard photo-editing features; photo colors need a bit of improvement.
Verdict: The Canon Selphy CP740 offers a decent feature package and quality prints for an inexpensive compact photo printer. Casual snapshooters will be satisfied with this, but users who need more features should look elsewhere.
Summary: The $100 Canon Selphy CP740 is an entry-level compact photo printer whose limited on-board feature set reflects its relative position among dedicated 4x6 photo printers. Still, we liked the quality of the prints and the printer's ease of use. If you're lo
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70/100 |
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Title: Pixma iX5000
Pros: Fast print speeds, Relatively low cost, Pictbridge support
Cons: Ugly design, Not quite top-rated photo quality, Small ink cartridges
Verdict: A good, basic, no-frills A3+ printer at a believable price offering speedy output and good results. If the spec fits and speed isn't an issue, we'd probably choose the iX4000 instead, because it offers most of the performance of the iX5000 for quite a bit
Summary: An advanced A3+ colour printer offering high speed and high quality at a good price? We find out if Canon can
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10/100 |
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Title: Canon PIXMA iX4000
Pros: Excellent photo print quality, good text and speedy output
Cons: Slow set up, similar driver issues to sibling, iX4000, during set up
Verdict: At the £329 price point and speedy output times, it's good value for money even if it is big sat on the desk.
Summary: - The Canon PIXMA iX5000 is am A3+ thermal inkjet printer designed to provide a cost effective and speedy printer for the small office or home office. Like the iX4000 before it, it has 4800x1200dpi printing with 2-picolitre (two billionth's of litre) drop
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80/100 |
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Title: Canon Pixma Pro9000
Pros: Excellent color and black-and-white prints; fast printing; accepts paper sizes up to 13x19 inches; can clean nozzles for subset of colors.
Cons: Dye prints don't last as long as those made with pigment inks; large footprint; no card reader.
Summary: If you don't mind the shorter display life of dye-based prints or the paper choices offered by Canon, the Pixma Pro9000 makes an excellent choice for a medium-format inkjet printer.
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78/100 |
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Title: Pixma iP3500 Photo Inkjet Printer
Pros: Fast; low-priced; crisp, black text, Has a second input tray
Cons: Crowded design; inscrutable buttons, Fleshtones tend to be yellowish
Verdict: , offering a fair number of features and performance for the price. It's one of the better low-cost printers we've seen
Summary: The iP3500 inkjet printer offers impressive speed, very good output, and useful features for a low price.
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83/100 |
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Title: Canon Pixma MP600 Review - Multifunction Printers
Pros: Fast printing, Excellent image quality and sharpness, CD/DVD printing
Cons: Has a little trouble with complex colour borders, Pre-print preparation time after idle period, No automatic document feeder for copying
Summary: This is a scan and print solution with all-round quality that would be most welcome in any study.
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80/100 |
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Title: Canon Pixma iP4500 Review - Photo Printers
Pros: Good overall print quality, Two paper sources, PictBridge port, Built-in auto duplexer
Cons: No preview LCD, No memory card slots
Verdict: The Canon Pixma iP4500 is a bit too expensive for basic home users, but those who do a bit more printing than the occasional e-mail and map will be happy with its speed and quality.
Summary: canon pixma ip4500 review: The Canon Pixma iP4500 is a bit too expensive for basic home users, but those who do a bit more printing than the occasional e-mail and map will be happy with its speed and quality.
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71/100 |
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