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- Compact, easy-to-operate machine produces eye-catching, high-quality prints
- Uses an innovative print head with 1,472 nozzles that eject consistent, precise ink droplets as small as two picoliters
- Produces outstanding color resolution of up to 4800 by 1200 color dots per inch (dpi), and 600 by 600 black dpi
- Dimensions: 9.8 x 9.8 x 17.1 inches (WxHxD); weighs 8.8 pounds
- Photo printer delivers a 4 x 6 inch photo lab quality borderless photo in 70 seconds
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Price: $49.99 |
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New, lowest price : $50.00 |
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Ok little printer, Can be used to print invitations
2008-11-03
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| I used thiscards using a kit. It was easy to get the printer tp print on half sheets of paper. Simple printer- simple to use. However, it's not suited for job like this that use a lot of color. I used color just for the text, printed about 200 things and then had to get another cartridge (which is like $25). Not for business printing, you will spend way too much on ink. |
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very disappointing and expensive ink cartridges
2008-09-01
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| I have owned this printer for about 18 months; in that time I have spent more on ink than I would have spent buying a more efficient printer. It has very poor color quality, runs through ink quickly and ink cartridges are expensive. It does print text quickly and quietly and is easy to install. I would not buy this product, and I am going to replace it as soon as I can afford a better printer. Don't let yourself be misled by the low price--you'll pay more in the long run. |
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Great printer- expensive ink.
2008-04-01
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I bought my Pixma ip 1600 after throwing out yet another Epson that dred up and became useless if not babied and used every day. The reviews looked good, the Pixma was cheap, so I bought it.
A year later it still prints perfectly, even if I don't use it for two weeks. But as many others note, there's a catch: This is a very expensive printer to operate. The cheapest deal I've found on cartridges is $50 for two B&Ws and one color, and that doesn't seem to last very long. Doing graphics or photos empties a cartridge very fast. Maybe the next generation will be better. |
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Great printer but there's a catch...
2008-01-12
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So this printer is pretty awesome. Reviews are favorable, it's small, pretty quiet, print quality and speed are great and it ridiculously cheap... the catch is the cartridges. They're very expensive and recycled carts are very hard to come by. I could get recycled carts for my old Epson (I forget the model but it was _very_ popular) for like 8 bucks for black and 10 for color or something like that. Carts for the IP1600 are about $25 for black and $30 for color for Canon brand and $17-20 for third party. 2 cartridges cost more than the printer itself. In the long run it ends up being NO bargain.
I'm very pleased with the printer and its performance, just not with the cost of ownership. |
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Works great
2007-12-31
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| This printer works great. Photo quality is okay, but if you print a lot of photos, I'd look for a higher-end printer than this one. The occasional photo is fine, however. |
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