“How many of these reviews did Canon pay to have written? I can tell you I own a Canon printer and they are the worst! Canon purposely designs their ink cartridges so that they dry up even if they are not in use, forcing you to have to replace them.”
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They didn't pay me a penny. I did get the printer on a great sale though ($379) and I haven't had it long enough yet to see how cartridge consumption goes. One thing I do though is unplug the printer when not in use. It's been a couple of months, and I haven't noticed the ink levels going down after being unplugged for a month here or a couple weeks there. The print quality is right in line with a pro-sumer level printer at this level. I'm curious as to what other 13"x19" printer you would say is better at this price range? When I was researching there isn't much choice. It seems to go from this $400-$450 range to $700 and then over $1k. I'm pretty confident that I would be hard pressed to do better than $379. But only time will tell. So far, so good though. Oh yeh, if you figure out a way to get a printer company to pay me for a review, please sent them my way, I could use some extra $$$ or free stuff, LOL
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Maybe you have a Cannon printer. I have two Canon printers, an iP100 and the Pixma 100-Pro. The iP100 sits in a briefcase unused for a year but prints without a problem when I take it on an annual business trip. My trusty HP inkjets don't do that well! The 100-Pro is new, but so far it prints just fine sitting for weeks without use.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.After watching an ton of YouTube videos, I have come to learn that the print heads will dry up and not work properly if not used frequently enough. It is recommended that you at least print 2- 4x6s a week to keep the print head working correctly.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Canon never paid me a dime but if you do your research and understand how these printers function you shouldn’t have any problems. I’ve owned other Canon printers in the past and never had issues except for the fact I wanted to be able to print bigger photos. There are so many sights out there that people join to support one another with owing printers and giving their personal advice from experience. I’ve seen several negative reviews as well positive about different brand printers out there. I still own other brands.
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