- Bubble jet, ink-on-demand printing
- Prints upon plain, glossy, transparent, as well as alternative surfaces
- Includes program for creation nod cards, calendars, as well as more
- 360 x 360 dpi tone resolution
- Approximately 4 pages per notation in black
Product Description
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Sucked. Clunky piece of junk. Though it only cost me potatos to buy… but it cost me a forture to operate. If you own one do yourself a favor and through it out with the empty ink and buy something economical. $35 for black and it prints… no it bleed ink onto the paper at a rate of 500 pages per tank… AHHHHHH! That’s scary. 7 cents a page. Canon please bend me over and take my money.
slow, expensive to run, poor resolution. best to by an epson. cheaper cartridges, faster printing and much more reliable. sorry canon!
This was a sturdy little printer–for about eighteen months. It was great for documents, so-so with the color, a disaster with
photos, but I used it for basic b/w printing 98% of the time.
Then—sudden death. Something fizzled with the mechanism that moves the cartridge. Repair would run more than the cost of the printer. Wish I could recommend this as more than a back-up machine, but can’t.
No problem at all. But if you need to print a lot of stuff, you ‘d better get a laser printer.
No problem at all. But if you need to print a lot of stuff, you ‘d better get a laser printer.