Canon MP 780 and MP 830: Do these two printers use the same ink cartridges?
310005
No. 780 uses the ink of the PIXMA 4000 830 has some new crummy encoded cartirdge!
969947
I believe it would since you can print from your computer, wirelessly; but, in truth, I don't use the wireless capability. I suggest one of two things, or both: download the manual and read it; or, call Canon sales directly. It's a fine printer. I prefer my old Pixma MP800's controls and physical function; but this one prints pics much nicer. Little change in how it works overall, differences in software, etc. I fell right into it, having had my 800. I like this one's rear paper feeder - set the cassette to 8.5 x 11; and, anything else goes down the shute automatically, its size determined by the brain, depending upon how the feed holder is set. I believe it would since you can print from your computer, wirelessly; but, in truth, I don't use the wireless capability. I suggest one of two things, or both: download the manual and read it; or, call Canon sales directly. It's a fine printer. I prefer my old Pixma MP800's controls and physical function; but this one prints pics much nicer. Little change in how it works overall, differences in software, etc. I fell right into it, having had my 800. I like this one's rear paper feeder - set the cassette to 8.5 x 11; and, anything else goes down the shute automatically, its size determined... » Read More I believe it would since you can print from your computer, wirelessly; but, in truth, I don't use the wireless capability. I suggest one of two things, or both: download the manual and read it; or, call Canon sales directly. It's a fine printer. I prefer my old Pixma MP800's controls and physical function; but this one prints pics much nicer. Little change in how it works overall, differences in software, etc. I fell right into it, having had my 800. I like this one's rear paper feeder - set the cassette to 8.5 x 11; and, anything else goes down the shute automatically, its size determined by the brain, depending upon how the feed holder is set. « Show Less
1171803
This machine does 2-side scans (I don't think the 780 does). It also uses the new UV inks (BCI8 series). You can replace each tank individually, but the inks cost a bit more than the 780's inks. The 780 is the old model and is no longer made (but you can still get them from various stores until they run out). If you already have the 780 it's probably not worth the upgrade unless you have a specific need for the new inks or dual scanning.
883798
The cartridges are pre-loaded with ink. All you have to do is install them. I have purchased a few times and have had no problems in my Artisan 830.
2132189
I don't really know but I have my doubts if it is not in the MP series printers, call Canon to see, they should be able to tell you if you can get through to a live human person.
2226874
Most probably. I had an inkjet when I printed them & I don't know that there's much difference between the two types of printers.
1011154
I've got a Canon iP4300 which uses the same cartridges as the MP600. When I replaced my ink with generic cartridges (and moved the chip to the generic), I had to hold down the reset button for 5-10 seconds which tells the printer to ignore the error. On the PC, it shows an empty cartridge with an "X" above it, but it prints fine. I would imagine it would work with an empty cartridge in the same manner.
1411882
Yes I have mx870, I've been using sophia global ink for a while and they work great.
707394
I do not know. I have an 810 and it works great. As you can see the ink tanks feed fake cartridges that the printer thinks are real.
1049186
I have gone to the brother website as suggested by Howard G. It appears his supposition is correct. The only difference I could see between the 825 and the 835 was the LCD display is color. The size of the screen is listed for both models as 3.3." I realize the OP has probably already bought the printer (or not) but thought I'd post the answer since I was looking for it myself.
787023
The primary difference between the premium and other 8600 models is the extra paper tray. I would suspect that if you're not using the tray then there would be no issues. With the tray, you might need to find something to elevate the ink supply to the same level relative to the print head they would have been at without the extra tray, i.e; a couple of inches.
755205
The only difference I can see is that the 830 has a built-in memory card reader. Pull the card out of your digital camera and print without a computer. But, maybe I missed something...
1985848
I have both this model and the 8300. My experience is that the toner level warning is tied to page counts, but as long as you keep igorning the warning, you can keep printing. One note though, the printer comes with cartridges that are only about 1/4 full. If you are a heavy user, you might want to plan on buying a full set shortly after you get the printer.
237839
Sorry, I don't recall, maybe not. I know I bought a cable with my 1st printer. But I already had one when I got this current printer and got another since I do like the Canon MP480. That's why I got another one when my old one died from something breaking inside.
1914521
Although this isn't the same model I have, your all-in-one printers are inkjets. They would otherwise specify if they were laser printer.
2174492
According to the box, these ink cartridges are for Cannon Model(s): MP640, MX860, MX870, MP980 and MP990 only. Suggest you do either a google or bing search for this type of cannon cartridge and that should tell you what you need to order for this type of Cannon printer.
816353
If your ink cartridge lights up when it's inserted into your MP830 and your printer still won't work, then I suggest your printer is damaged and needs to be repaired (or possibly there is a fault with the ink cartridge).Also, 3rd party ink cartridges (not sold by Canon) will not work with the MP830, unless they have a chip on them (or you have to remove the chip from a real Canon ink cartridge and put it on the 3rd party cartridge yourself). Using 3rd party ink voids the printer warranty (provided Canon finds out).