Product DescriptionCanon PIXMA iP1800 Inkjet Printer (1855B022AA)Amazon.com Product Description Stunning Photo Quality. Brilliant Design
Amazing results, compact design and exceptional ease of use-the Canon PIXMA IP1800 Photo Printer delivers all this and more. Its patented print head technology lets you produce beautiful, long-lasting photos with borderless edges, from credit-card size up to 8.5" x 11". Plus, your letters and reports will feature bold, laser-quality text. This is one high-value photo printer that doesn't compromise on looks or performance. - High Resolution: Precision ink nozzles create high resolution photos—up to 4800 x 1200 color dpi.
- Fine detail: Microscopic 2-picoliter sized color ink droplets produce finely detailed and sharp photos.
- Long-lasting Photos: Using select genuine Canon inks and photo papers, you can create beautiful photos that last up to 100 years.
- Enhance your digital photos: Easy-PhotoPrint software makes it simple to enhance and print amazing-looking digital photos through your computer.
- Fun projects the easy way: Easy-layoutPrint software makes it simple to create and customize fun photo projects such as photo albums, photo stickers, greeting cards and calendars.
- Real-life photos: Canon print head technology helps to create real-life photos you'll be proud to share.
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Canon PIXMA IP1800 Photo Printer, Fine Cartridges: PG-30 Black and CL-31 Color, Power Cord, Easy Setup Instructions, Document Kit: Setup Software and User's Guide CD-ROM, Quick Start Guide Reviewsthis is my third canon pixma. my other two were the pixma 4000and the 8500 pixma. i could see no difference in the output. my prolem is that with my latest is that the colors of the finAL print zre too msgenta and too light. i utilize the ez print software. though the canons are good printers, i'm looking to see if this one goes bad, if so i'll check another brand. i do have to say the canon techs were very helpful but they did not correct the problem. any idea what happened to the 4000 to give the prints rgalleg1@san.rr.com
The only reason I purchased this item was because I had just bought new ink cartridges for the old printer that died. Why does ink cost more than a whole new printer?
I got this printer from Walmart at a cheap price. I am happy with the print quality and don't mind the loud noise and shake pretty good.
The disappointment I have is that this damn printer eat up ink way to fast for my liking. Eat up a set of cartrige with probably less than 100 pages. I print mostly black color. But where the hack is my color ink go? It is dry up about the same time as black ink. Like other reviewer says, sell us the cheap printer but rape us with the inks.
Update, I can't take it any more. This printer sucks the ink dry with less than 50 pages and yes mostly printed in black color. But the color ink is dried up as well. The Cl40/41 are to expensive for 50 pages of prints. I will dump this piece of crap into the trash can soon and replace it with a color laser printer for cost effective in the long run.
I received this printer as a 'throw-in' when purchasing my last notebook. I wasn't expecting that much from it, just to print the ocassional letter, report, coupon, and picture. Well I was frankly blown-away by the print quality.
For written material this is about as good as it gets. Strikingly crisp text, no bleeding ever, easy to read, outstanding. By far the best text I have ever seen on an inkjet printer. Pictures have good, deep colors although I prefer to have my pictures pritned out and have only printed a handful.
Very easy to use. Changing cartridges is literally a snap, and fairly good cartridge life. And to top it off it is energy star rated. Also this has been a solid performer for me for some time, with zero problems ever. For my next printer I will defintely have Canon at the top of the list. Just very solid quality for an entry-level printer. They could have skimped, they did not. That says something for all their lines.
This printer works great for envelopes. We are printing out nearly 100 envelopes for wedding invites, and this printer is a trooper, it keeps chugging on, and it's really doing a great job!
On another note, I must add, we tried using our other printer, a lexmark all-in-one, and it was garbage, it jammed and destroyed our envelopes like you wouldn't believe. I'm thinking it may have to do with the fact that the paper feeder on this printer works straight through, it doesn't bend your paper / envelope. whereas the all-in-one tried bending the envelope before printing, so it really didn't work that good.
I love this printer however, and my next printer will also be a Canon!
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