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This is the first printer I've had that centres the CD label print, regardless of what image software one uses. Much faster than my old Canon 7250. Prints photos a bit paler, but presumably uses less ink. The only negative point was its refusal to connect wirelessly. This was resolved by manually connecting using the screen on the printer. It's a nice compact size too, taking up less table space. I've used it daily for 2 weeks, and so far very happy with it.
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This is the third Canon printer that I have owned over the past 25 years. As with all the previous printers, it is easy to set up & use. The only disappointing thing is the price of the ink cartridges; they are very expensive compared to the previous Canon printers!
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Bought as replacement for Pixma IP7250. Good points are the print quality seems just as good, and it has a slightly smaller footprint and is much quicker to start up. Bad points are that it uses different ink cartridges, and options like disk label printing look rather more fiddly than the IP7250, and some of the plastic parts look more fragile. As we connect via a USB lead we have not tested the wireless connectivity.
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Read a few negative reviews. I found everything to the contrary. The printer arrived on time. It was well packed. Once opened the instructions were clear and precise. And to the many negative and critical reviews about it being a nightmare to set up I found it just the opposite. I have owned many canon printers. Some have been a bit of a bind to set up, but the canon tr705 was a doddle. The easiest canon to set up wirelessly I have ever had. Print-out is good, speed is good and it takes up very little room. Disc printing is simplicity itself. No complaints whatsoever.
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The printer was very easy to set up, much simpler than Canon's previous model. It produces good quality prints, although the individual sheet photo paper feed is a little awkward to use and is not as convenient as the cassette system used on their previous model. Generally a good buy, although the ink cartridges appear very expensive to replace.
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