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Canon iP4000
Works very well. This is my fourth inkjet color printer, I wore out the previous three. Color is good, black and white is OK but I still prefer my Laser (HP 5Si). Ink use is good, service is easy and the duplex works great albeit slow. I have used Canon, new clone, refilled by others and refilled by me cartridges and all worked fine. The carrier needs to be cleaned periodically and the documentation that comes with the printer is poor but there are full service manuals on the Internet for free. ...
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New to wireless printing
Let me start off with saying I am ecstatic about my decision to buy this printer. The picture quality was so much more than I expected. I decided on this printer not for the price but for the versatility. Because my cp is older I had to be able to set it up to print from my desktop as well as my laptop and this one is able to both. I had a little difficulty get them both set up but once I figured it out everything else went smoothly. I recommend this printer to anyone who is looking for a print...
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Became a disappointment
Printer functioned very well for about 6 months, but then failed to print colors properly after that? Replacing print inks, print head, cleaning the print heads, reinstalling the program, etc. failed to make any difference. Of course I had the exact same problems with an earlier HP photo printer, and a later Canon photo pinter using different PC's? I suspect that these printers have a built in design to make them disfunctional after a given amount of usage to force the user to purchase a newer...
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