Buy Canon PIXMA MP800 All In One Photo PrinterCanon PIXMA MP800 All In One Photo Printer Product Description:
- Print resolutions up to 9,600 x 2,400 dpi color and 600 x 600 dpi black
- Optical scan resolution of 2,400 x 4,800 dpi
- Print and copy at speeds up to 30 ppm black and 24 ppm color
- Preview images on 3.5" digital screen
- One-year warranty
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Canon PIXMA MP800 All In One Photo Printer
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109 of 111 people found the following review helpful.
Very Pleased! Able to Refill Ink Cartridges!
By Scott G. Cumming
I purchased the mp800 to replace my Lexmark X-85 "INK GOBBLER" because I got tired of not being able to refill the ink successfully and paying through the nose for replacement ink cartridges. The Lex X-85 was over three years old and I was ready for a better printer that new technology had to offer.I am very pleased with the MP800. It's printing quality and speed is excellent for this caliber of printer. Most of the photos I have printed are on "Jet Print" professional photo paper which has worked well. I have yet to purchase some Canon Photo Paper Pro and try it. I did however print one 4x6 photo from the included pack of Canon Photo Paper Pro that came with the printer. The photo quality was amazing!Regarding the refilling of the ink cartridges: I purchased the 5 ink refill kit from re-inks.com for $60.00. the kit has enough ink for about 12 refills of per cartridge.The printer is smart enough to know that you are using refilled ink cartridges but it allows you to continue with a warning that Canon may not be responsible for damage.once you get past the warning the printer asks you to press the stop/reset button for 5 seconds and the printer will continue to print using the refilled cartridge but when you view the Ink Status Monitor it shows the ink tank level as empty.So in the future you will have to manually remove the cartridge to view it's ink quality. This is easy to do because Canon's ink tanks are Clear Plastic!This simple reset procedure is required each time the printer detects a refilled cartridge. I suspect that once all 5 cartridges have been "released" from ink detection, it might not ask you again to go through the reset process again. I haven't got there yet. Thanks canon for leaving the Ink Refill Door Open! Hope this info helps. Scott
101 of 103 people found the following review helpful.Very Good!
By Mark Mcneil
Excelent photo print speed and quality. Dual paper feed a plus, no need to remove paper from feed tray when printing photos and envelopes, just load the second feed source. Software easy and seems very Windows compatable unlike some others. Ink tank system very smart, no need to buy expensive cartridges with built-in print heads and the five seperate ink tank allows replacement of individual color. Recommend original Canon ink, read PCWorld.com (Cheap Ink Probed) article.
56 of 57 people found the following review helpful.Good quality of photo printing
By T. Chen
Good quality photo printing, good copy quality.Double side print is a plusGood scan results.Good price.Photo printing works well with Kodak and Canon photo paper,it doesn't work well with HP photo paper, save your money byusing Kodak or Canon photo paper if you have this printer.Don't use it with HP photo paper.The ink cartridges are kind of expensive, they have chips on thecartridges to check the ink levels and detect if the cartridges are been refilled or not.I refilled my color cartridges and the printer detected the changes in the ink level and warned me that the ink cartridges are not original and could harm the printer, but I decided to use the refilled ink cartridges. And it still works very well in terms of color precision and quality for more than 6 months.I think it's just a new way that printer manufactures try to scare comsumers to use refilled cartridges.Since ink cartridges are bigger revenues than the printers.Each refill for a cartirdge is about 30 cents compare to original cartridge price 12 to 16 dollars. I am a heavy printing user, in about a year, the money I saved will be worth a new printer.
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