Canon Pixma Pro-200

My thoughts, as someone who does a bulk of their media and electronic shopping on, or around, black Friday:. - the Canon Pixma for $19 seems like a good deal for someone like me who needs a wireless printer for the occasional official document or homework assignment that needs to be printed when my niece is over.

If you have no need for banners or panoramas longer than 39 inches, this is an attractive printer that produces gorgeous images (especially grayscale ones) with lower running costs than most others in its class..The professional-grade Canon Pixma Pro-200 produces beautiful borderless photos and artwork on cut sheets up to 13 by 39 inches

My Canon pixma inkjet printer is needing to be replaced. The pages aren't pulled in properly and the printing is misaligned but still not getting fixed after using the auto maintenance settings. What kind of printer is good for a home that'll get maybe 10 prints a month?

After looking online it seems like the two fan favourites in my price range are the canon pixma pro 200 and the epson ecotank ET-8550. I’m not very tech savvy and most of the information/reviews I could find only talk about photo printing rather than illustration. I also prefer printing with thicker,matt art papers rather than glossy photo papers like all the example prints I’ve seen.

We have a Canon Pixma G6020 we bought before getting a Cricut. It has massive ink tanks and the cost per page is great. Price is about $280 but it comes with enough ink to print thousands of pages which offsets the cost.

I have been fighting this thing for four days and have yet to get a single correctly colored photo from it. I have checked all of the usual suspects: fresh Canon ink placed in the correct slots; print heads cleaned and aligned; reinstalled the drivers (twice). I tried tweaking the colors in the printer color management setting manually.