Canon printer a good choice
919984
I like this printer and it does a good job.  Ink seems to last an appropriate time.  It does a great job on photo prints but like my old HP has trouble picking up the photo paper from the tray.  Worked well at first but now I have to feed single sheets. I really like the fact that the Canon printer does not complain so much as the HP did when using generic ink cartridges. As a matter of fact, it said nothing on the screen and the generic cartridges work fine. Scanner and copy processes work well.  Lot of buttons on machine with little instruction but a bit of experimenting will let you figure them out. And it collects dust just as well as the HP but the shiny smooth  plastic is easy to dust. Neat quality machine for the price.
3215205
Canon photo paper is really good. It works well in a variety of printers and prints come out very nice. A winner.
4618195
So far a great printer. Love the wireless and very easy to setup and connect. I also downloaded the canon app for my phone and iPad so I can print from them as well and it would perfectly.
118203
I've had several of these Canon Printer/scanners and they are great for the price.  No problems with them at all.
2477510
I have always used HP printers and was really not happy with their longevity or the customer service.  So far this Canon far exceeds what I have experienced with the other brand.
3647983
For the price the printer is a good one. Canon is probably the best. However It's not easy to get the ink cartridge in and out. If you have large hands, you may not be able to do it. Also the ink cartridge has indentations on the top. These could have been eliminated and allowed more space for ink. When I get my next Canon printer, I'll look for one that has a different ink cartridge. It's also quite noisy when printing. Hope no one;s taking a nap. Otherwise Canon is the best.
631335
The Canon PIXMA PRO-1 printer produces AMAZING quality photo prints.  At least as good, sometimes better, than any of the places I've taken flash drives to get digital pictures printed.  But that excellent quality comes at some costs.  Let me step through:

The first warning is that the Fed-Ex box has a "HEAVY" sticker on it - Yup, the PRO-1 weighs about 70 pounds, and it's awkward size makes it difficult for one person to manage.  Fortunately, Canon was prepared for that, and the packing is *excellent* to protect the printer during shipping.

Next thing, it is BIG.  It takes up some serious real estate.  I put it on a two-drawer file cabinet, and it extends over all four sides.

The set-up: the instructions are surprisingly clear and easy to follow, once I figured out how to read them.  Instead of one set in English and another in Spanish, both texts go with a single set of images.  That was a little confusing, but not a problem.  The directions are clear, though somewhat time-consuming.  Full installation time, from opening the box to first print was around three hours for me, though I was admittedly patient and somewhat slow about it.  You might cut it to 90 minutes if you rush.  Still, easy and clear directions.

Set-up quirks: It took some figuring to get the right cable.  It's a USB, but the end that goes to the printer is the small squarish connection.  I understand you can use Ethernet instead.  Then the print head alignment, which required two pages of some special paper (included).

Pros:
EXCELLENT print quality.  I'm using Canon photo paper - other reviews said it makes a difference.  Amazon has good prices on it!
Easy to set up; easy to use.

Cons:
Heavy and Huge.
Cables not included.  Canon, just add the right USB cable and a cat-5 to the box!
Photo paper not included.  Canon, include just a couple sheets, so I can run a couple test prints, since I didn't buy photo paper in advance.
SLOW.  Document printers report "pages per minute" - the PRO-1 is measured in minutes per page; five to eight minutes per page, from what I've done.
Expensive ink.  12 cartridges, total about $330.  When I run out, I'll have to decide if it's worth it.

For me, this is what it will come down to - how much does it cost, and how convenient is it?  The quality is great, but for me - is it more convenient and less expensive than sending my files off to Snapfish?  I expect the PRO-1 costs a little bit more per 4x6 print, a bit less for larger prints.  For people who are really into photography, it's probably worth it to be able to control the whole process.
2901309
I truly used to hate canon printers but thought I would give them one last try based on the reviews for this product. And I am glad I did. I had it set up with wireless, scanning, printing and copying in less than 30 minutes. I don't have a landline so I am not using the fax function.  It was so easy. The printing is crisp. I like that it has a color cartridge and a black cartridge. Not 5 cartridges like my old canon.  I am very happy with this printer and would recommend it to others. That is coming from someone that used to hate Canon, was ready to throw my old Canon out a window and is now a convert.
3606830
This is my third Canon printer.  It is really the best of the 3.  I was able to set it up very quickly.  The wireless capability worked as soon as I set it up.  The previous wireless Canon took some playing around with it to get it to function, not so with this one.  A week or so after I had it installed, Canon provided a firmware update that allowed it to be used directly from and iPad.  That worked immediately after it was installed.  The down side of this printer is that there is now one more ink cartridge to buy, for gray scale when printing Black and White photos.  Also the cartridges are a bit more expensive and are not compatible with the previous Printer.  Print quality for photos is exceptional. All and all I would recommend this printer.
1766705
I bought this printer to replace a Canon multi-function laser, mostly for my wife.  So far, it has proven to be a reliable workhorse.  While the Canon would require a reset (power cycle) on every 3rd or 4th print job, this HP has never yet needed a reset.  The same types of print jobs were being handled by each printer - MS Office docs, PDF files, and Web pages, for the most part, along with occasional check from QuickBooks.  The Canon would have a problem anytime the print area of a doc exceeded the printer's capabilities (e.g., less than 1/2 inch margins).  The HP takes those kinds of challenges in stride.  No one makes better Windows print drivers than HP.  Since the Canon was connected to our wireless network through a print server, troubleshooting was always complicated.  With the HP connected directly to the wired network, not only does it start printing faster, but it has yet to lose a print job.  As the lead tech support specialist for my house, I truly appreciate how resilient this printer is in dealing with whatever is sent to it, as well as how reliably it prints.  It has made my life quite a bit simpler.  My wife has come to me and said, "Have I told you how much I love this printer?"  Setup was a breeze and was completed in 10 minutes on multiple computers. I've found (and ordered on Amazon) replacement knock-off cartridges for about $25, so consumable costs are low. As has been noted in other reviews, the printer is loud when operating (especially the first page - which prints incredibly fast), but goes back to sleep in 30 seconds or so.  I've solved the noise problem by locating the printer in a credenza with doors.  The sleep feature is great, since it feels like it uses less power than the Canon. If you are looking for a super-compatible, networked laser printer, you can't go wrong with the P2035N.
519809
It arrived in perfect condition. It was not easy to set up, but the customer service rep walked me through it.  I've only used it to print a couple of pages (that's why I didn't award 5 stars--don't know if issues will arise). I'll report back as I use more of the features. Before I ordered I called Canon and asked for a recommendation based on my needs and budget and based on customer reviews/complaints/returns. The lady said this was the best.
2173191
So far, so good.  I've had it a year and it's still working well.  Canon is a good brand printer, good quality.  Like most Canon's, I don't recommend them for everyday/frequent use, especially if you're printing B&W mostly, as they tend to develop issues with the print head.  Once the print head is damaged, you'll need to buy another printer. Get an HP LaserJet for frequent B&W copying - they last forever.
1846484
This is my second Canon all in one and like my first one, I love it.  The setup and quality makes them the Apple of printers from my perspective.  I've had HPs and Epson, but they always come up short compared to Canon.
2660043
This is the finest printer I have ever owned, period.  It installed easily, although you should get your updated drivers for Windows 10 using the online Canon website.  Works great as a wireless printer ( I so have a Linksys wi-fi range extender to reach my den with a strong signal ).  If you have any questions or problems, Canon customer service is outstanding!  I called them regarding a problem, and they stayed on the phone with me for almost an hour until the mistake I made was determined, and corrected.  AND, their customer service is US based, so no problem in communication.  I used to buy HP printers, and they were good, but Canon is better overall.  Oh, I found this Canon printer by Googling "who makes the best printers", and this particular printer was rated #2.  The #1 printer was commercial grade and cost about $2,000, an Epson.  For home office use, this is wonderful.
4034911
This Canon BJS-8200 is an excellent printer with lots of nice features than other popular brands.
Pro: 1) most importantly, it prints excellent quality pictures 2) 6 separate ink tanks really make the operation cheaper, and it consumes very little ink. 3) the see-through ink tank is also a good idea, you know which color has consumed most so you can purchase a spare in advance. 4) better resolution, 1200x1200 dpi (1.44 dots/sq-inch), in comparison to 1440x720 dpi (1.0368 dots/sq-inch) in others 5) with both parallel and USB connection is a plus
Con: 1) maybe a little slow in high quality print mode, but not by alot 2) If I just print 4"x6" pictures, I have to waste all the other area of 8"x11" papers because the software that comes with the printer does not let you print multiple pictures on one sheet of paper. High quality photo paper is still expensive - althought the price has came down alot recently, so I want to layout multiple pictures of different sizes on one sheet of paper to be printed (I heard HP printer comes with software to let you layout the pictures on a 8"x11" paper).
1259423
An excellent printer with a large variety of printing settings.
337997
Been printin' away, haven't had one problem. I love my Canons. I do a lot of printing and I've got through a few and Canon has been the only one with decent stamina for the price.