Canon Pixma MX870
Manufacturer: Canon Part number: 4206B002
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- Like Canon's other printers in its Pixma MX-series, the stylish MX870 has versatile features, including a handy scroll wheel and an ample 2.5-inch LCD, to help you get the job done. We recommend the Canon Pixma MX870 as a do-it-all device with an affordable price tag; just be ready to stomach its intermittent print lag.
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CNET editors' review
Canon Pixma MX870 price range: $169.80
- Reviewed by: Justin Yu
- Edited by: Rich Brown
- Reviewed on: 06/15/2010
The good: Large 2.5-inch LCD; built-in memory card reader; stylish design; robust software suite; fast output.
The bad: Output speed prone to intermittent lags.
The bottom line: Like Canon's other printers in its Pixma MX-series, the stylish MX870 has versatile features, including a handy scroll wheel and an ample 2.5-inch LCD, to help you get the job done. We recommend the Canon Pixma MX870 as a do-it-all device with an affordable price tag; just be ready to stomach its intermittent print lag.
If you take the minimalist design of the Canon Pixma MX330, add the functionality of the Pixma MX7600, and throw in built-in Wi-Fi, you'll end up with the Canon Pixma MX870. It offers wireless networking while still maintaining all the features you need to print, scan, fax, and copy. Despite its sporadic hiccups in output speed, we recommend the $199 Pixma MX870 as a worthwhile printer for shoppers that need a multifunctional printer at a very reasonable cost.
Design
The Pixma MX870 is the same shape as the Canon Pixma MX860 is, measuring 18.1 inches wide by 16.2 inches deep by 7.8 inches tall with grooved handles on its bottom that makes it easy to move around. Its curved edges and integrated control panel both exude a very sleek, attractive appeal that works just as well in an office as it does at home.
Its large 2.5-inch LCD screen is fixed inside the neatly organized control panel; the left side houses the power button as well as shortcuts for copy, fax, and scanning, and you also get a convenient jog dial to the right that lets you quickly scroll through the onscreen menus. The rest of the right side contains the usual fare of menu, settings, numerical keys, and navigation buttons. Canon also includes a dedicated "Memory Card" button for copying and printing images directly from the reader at the bottom and some smaller keys that automatically dial your preset fax numbers.
Canon offers three different options for paper input; the easiest method is through the 150-sheet tray that pulls out from underneath the folding output bay. You can throw another 150 sheets into the rear-loading cassette, and both trays have small plastic guides to fit a variety of sizes from four inch by six inch all the way up to legal sized media and No. 10 envelopes.
The versatility of having dual-paper feeds gives you the opportunity to store smaller photo paper in the rear tray and normal 8.5 inch by 11 inch media in the front, while the driver automatically chooses the right tray and paper for the print job. The third and final paper input tray is the auto-document feeder that sits on top of the unit and can hold up to 35 sheets of plain paper to copy or scan. As with most of the other trays that extend out, the ADF tucks neatly back into body of the printer while not in use.
The scanner bay is hidden in the middle of the printer, but you can also prop that open to reveal the MX870's five ink cartridge bay that includes four dye-based inks in addition to a pigment-based ink for black text. We've always been big fans of separate ink cartridge bays because they save money, and the MX870 is no different. According to Canon's Web site, each color ink tank costs $12.99 for a replacement cartridge, while the pigment-based black tanks run for $14.90 each. Canon also estimates a black-and-white document to cost 3 cents, a full-color document costs 5 cents, and it costs 29 cents per 4-inch-by-6-inch color photo; these prices are average for today's typical photo printer.
We're also happy to see that the MX870 includes a dedicated, covered media card reader, especially since we dinged the Canon Pixma MX330 for omitting one. This one is located at the bottom of the printer to the right of the paper output tray and has slots for MemoryStick Duo, SD, and Compact Flash cards.
Once you put a memory card in the system, the MX870 gives you two ways to print the contents: you can either pick several pictures using the navigation pad to create a batch print, or you can view, edit, and print individual pictures directly on the LCD. Manual edits include red-eye reduction, color effects like sepia and black-and-white, noise reduction, image optimizer, and so on. Finally, a PictBridge USB port on the right side lets you connect a compatible digital camera directly to the printer.
Features
The Pixma MX870 prints, scans, and copies via a USB 2.0 connection by default; however, you can connect it to an Ethernet network or a Wi-Fi network. Like many other wireless printers on the market, the software needs to establish a USB connection first to create a wireless connection. The driver's setup assistant had us printing wirelessly in less than five minutes, and we were able to connect to the printer using both a Mac and PC.
The printer comes with a driver installation CD with a robust software suite that will definitely appeal to your creative side. The settings let you cycle between commonly used quality templates like standard, business, paper saving, and photo printing that automatically adjusts paper size and orientation, paper, and output quality. The driver lets you dive deeper into photo editing with options for vivid photos, borderless, monochrome effects, and even manual color adjustments, while the popup status monitor gives you a heads up view of the job status, document name, printer status, and gives you a rough idea of the current ink levels. We much prefer the MP870's status monitor over the MP330's, since the latter one doesn't keep track of print progress.
The package includes a driver CD with all the installation files you need to customize your prints. Within those settings, you can choose between commonly used templates like standard, business, paper saving, and photo printing that adjust the type of media, paper size, and source. Additionally, the driver provides you with adjustments for borderless printing, vivid photos, grayscale prints, and even manual color intensities by numeral increments. It also features a pop-up print status monitor that shows the current job, document name, device owner, status, and a graphical representation of the ink cartridge levels. Conveniently, this pop-up automatically disappears once the job in queue is finished printing, but we prefer status monitors that show us the page and progress of the print.
The driver automatically installs Canon's Easy Photo Print EX software onto your computer and has an array of creative features that let you print simple snapshot photos on the fly, create whole albums of artwork, print calendars with custom pictures, and custom stickers using Canon's proprietary sticker paper. The explorer window on the main page works just like a Windows Explorer pane, except we prefer HP's Solution Center layout that automatically scans and detects printable pictures on your hard drive for you.
Canon's creative suite is incredibly easy to use and it lets you make simple photo edits like red-eye correction, face sharpening, and blemish removal, which is great for users that don't want to deal with the hassle of editing software like Adobe Photoshop.
The copy functions on the MX870 are relatively standard for a multifunction device: you can make up to 99 copies at once and easily adjust the contrast and magnification of a document from 25 percent to 400 percent, all directly through the settings on the LCD menus. The scanner gives you two options to scan either single photos and documents or a stack of documents using the automatic document feeder. You also have several choices in terms of where you want to send a scanned document, such as directly to a PC as a JPEG, TIFF, BMP, or to a PDF file, or you can attach it to an e-mail with the option to scan and convert to text using optical character recognition. All scanned files are placed into your custom "My Box" directory, which displays all scanned and imported images as well as recently saved images onto the hard drive for future projects.
Performance
The Pixma MX870 performed adequately in all of our output speed tests, coming in second to the Lexmark Interact S605 in the graphics, presentation, and text speed tests. The only outlier is the photo speed test that took a dive while waiting for the ink to dry on paper in between jobs. Aside from this minor speed bump, the MX870 still earns our recommendation over the Lexmark Interact for all the advantages that come with an auto-document feeder.
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The MX870 is equally competent with graphics quality as it is with output speeds. The text in our sample prints came out a rich black with fully formed characters and thick lines, and the color spread retains its quality as well. Our four inch by six inch photos are evenly saturated and smooth throughout color transitions, but we do have a few complains about graphics printed on plain paper.
While the details are all fairly sharp and detailed, we did notice some blotches in pictures with multiple color transitions. The result is a series of tarnished white specks spread across the image. These malformations are visible at arm's length, and while the specks don't infect images printed on Canon's glossy photo paper, it may be an issue for offices that print out presentations and graphics on plain paper.
Service and Support
Canon covers the Pixma MX870 with a standard one-year warranty. It provides toll-free phone support weekdays from 8 a.m. to midnight PT and on Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. E-mail support is available 24-7 via a Web-based form. Canon's standard online support options include downloadable drivers, software, manuals, and FAQs.
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User reviews
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Surprised finally by a printer.
by rdzrdzrdz on June 23, 2010
Pros: The MX870 was a breeze to set up networking. I have two of the same on the network no confusion with either install.
Dual sided ADF/Scanning rocks and breeze to use
Can do a lot of work from printer without having to involve computerCons: ink cost but that is with every printer these days... .....
Summary: I have had so many problems with printer in the past claiming network/wireless ready yet being a nightmare to connect and stay connected. This was a surprise to have ...
Summary: I have had so many problems with printer in the past claiming network/wireless ready yet being a nightmare to connect and stay connected. This was a surprise to have it work flawlessly.
Dual sided ADF scanning is the main reason I bought this. Been waiting for this feature for a while (on cheap printers)
Software supplied is easy to use, wife loves it so far.
She is even willing to install ink. The cartridge lights up when installed correctly so no doubt about install. Very nifty idea!!
Now lets see how long it lasts ;)18 out of 26 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Truly all in one
by bhwhite2 on July 29, 2010
Pros: Sanned numerous family photo albums - quick and relatively noiseless. Scanning sofware is superb on Mac/Windows. Quick American/english speaking support. Double sided printing easy Faxing a breaze. Copies quiet and ink friendly. What more
Cons: A bit longer lag time on the driver and the cave like ink jet replacement areas are some really insignificant downs.
Summary: Only had this a labor intensive 2 months but feel like this is an unbiased review with no over or undergrading which so frequently occurs in the ratings world. Used ...
Summary: Only had this a labor intensive 2 months but feel like this is an unbiased review with no over or undergrading which so frequently occurs in the ratings world. Used it with both mac and windows vista 32 with no issues. Patient and enuciating english speaking americans for support - can you believe it. The scan software is a breeze and I have scanned as many as 9 photos which come out as individual scans due to the cropping feature. The fax is also easy to use and set up. I have also used the double sided print feature which is super cool and easy for a techno-challenged old 57 year old to use - if not call an American up and get it fixed with no "Whadusay's?" If only HP new how many light years they are behind this curve, they would be doing some in-sourcing for a change. The only unknown left on this is durability and if it's like other Canon products there should be no worry.
18 out of 27 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Good quality machine, but slow print speed.
by energy899 on July 29, 2010
Pros: Does what it is advertised to do fairly well. Versatile. Quiet. OEM ink is costly, as it is with most machines. After-market ink is available. It has full wifi- everything can be done from a wireless computer. Some things are tricky to set up,
Cons: First page printing is slow. High quality printing is very slow.High quality printing is needed for many things (where standard worked on previous printers). Regular printing is also slow. First print 30- 40 seconds. 6 pages in about 2 minutes.
Summary: We've had the machine for about 6 weeks. It took awhile to set it up wirelessly. It has some nice features- relatively compact for an all-in-one, does two sided ...
Summary: We've had the machine for about 6 weeks. It took awhile to set it up wirelessly. It has some nice features- relatively compact for an all-in-one, does two sided from two sided or two from one, and has two paper trays. But, unless we use it regularly we forget how to do other than normal printing and have to figure it out again for some things. The less than intuitive operations and the slow print speed for some of our jobs resulted in our "3" rating.
10 out of 11 users found this user opinion helpful.
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NIce Printer...Does What I Expected!
by golfjim175 on December 4, 2010
Pros: I'm very satisfied with the Canon MX870 so far! The MX870 prints quickly from both my HP Desktop (wired) and Dell Laptop (wireless) computers using my Linksys WRT600N Wireless Router. Scan function works fine. Haven't used the Fax function.
Cons: If you hook up your phone line to the MX870 (to use the Fax function), you must then plug your landline phone INTO THE MX870.
Summary: I was a little wary of purchasing this machine because of some of the other reviews that mentioned slow printing speed, trouble connecting wirelessly, or poor Canon customer service. I ...
Summary: I was a little wary of purchasing this machine because of some of the other reviews that mentioned slow printing speed, trouble connecting wirelessly, or poor Canon customer service. I have experienced NONE of those issues.
I spent over 30 years in Sales as a manufacturer's rep. At least 85% of the time when I was called upon to help solve a customer's problem with a product they'd bought, I discovered that the Owner's/Operating Manual was still incased in it's plastic wrapper; NONE of the manual had been studied!
Granted...you CAN buy a product that is defective, but I'll bet that at least half of the people who gave the MX870 a negative review never bothered to read the #@*! Manual before they tried to set it up!6 out of 6 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Best home printer I've had
by talkingtoilet on July 22, 2010
Pros: Efficient all-in-one. Wifi. Excellent display and onboard functions. Good software. Good value.
Cons: Slow-ish. Casette tray awkward pulling in and out.
Summary: I was able to setup a Wifi connection for 2 PC's very quickly -- no problems or issues. The colorful onboard LCD is far more user-friendly and useful than ...
Summary: I was able to setup a Wifi connection for 2 PC's very quickly -- no problems or issues. The colorful onboard LCD is far more user-friendly and useful than any printer I've seen. It looks and feels very high-tech. Considering I got this for $120, it feels like a huge bargain. Printing (at least via wifi) is definitely on the slow end. Copying is equally slow. The scanning feature is impressive, though, making it easy to scan to email, pdf, etc. Plus, most anything can be done from either the LCD or the computer -- adding versatility.
I did have an issue with the printer saying there is no paper in the cartridge. A call to tech support, and they had me press a few buttons to clean the cartridge rollers, and viola!
Would definitely recommend.6 out of 6 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Great deal for the price!
by mfrey0118 on January 15, 2011
Pros: Quiet.
Excellent blacks.
Very good color contrast on photos.
Looks great.
Easy to set up.
Seems to be well built.Cons: No separate photo tray.
Can't copy from machine to computer via wireless.Summary: First thing I noticed was the looks. Blacks and steel greys look very sharp. It just seems built well. It's designed to stay closed up when not using, thus ...
Summary: First thing I noticed was the looks. Blacks and steel greys look very sharp. It just seems built well. It's designed to stay closed up when not using, thus ensuring minimal dust and dirt buildup inside the machine. Compare this to my HP C7280 which has permently open trays all over it and you can immediately appreciate the Canon.
Prints very quietly and efficiently. I really don't care much for ppm ratings and such so for me the print speed is perfectly functional.
I printed a high-contrast 4" x 6" photo and I really think it looks as good or better than the C7280 (which is HP's higher end photo printer all in one).
I paid $140 for this machine and so far, it seems just as good or better than my $320 (in 2009) HP C7280.
My HP was plagued with issues from the start, from malfunctioning bloatware that you have to install to not priting the bottom lines of documents to perment streaking on the black cartridge.
After reading the reviews on the Canon Pixma MX870, it seemed the only people complaining were doing so as a result of some fundamental problem they couldn't fix and not necessarily because of a design flaw in the machine.
So I bought my first Canon and I have to say so far I am impressed.
I've only had it a couple of days now though so I'll have to see how it does over time but so far I am impressed.5 out of 5 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Couldn't be happier!
by amorton1437 on September 17, 2010
Pros: EXCELLENT photo quality
Ease of use-both software and printer
Loaded with great featuresCons: Sometims can be a bit sluggish before it prints
Aligning the heads takes 5 minutes to do.Summary: I originally purchased the MP560 AIO printer. I was not impressed with the picture quality. And while I am not a professional photographer, when I hang pictures out in my ...
Summary: I originally purchased the MP560 AIO printer. I was not impressed with the picture quality. And while I am not a professional photographer, when I hang pictures out in my home, I need them to be recognizable and unfortunately, the 560 was not cutting it.
I returned the 560 and got this one instead. My husband likes the tray for copying, he sometimes has to make multi page copies (front and back) and it is a total pain to load each page in the scanner, flip it over, reload the paper and print the back-which is what we were doing with our old Lexmark printer. This is just a few touches of a button or two and you have front and back copies!
I decided to print the exact same picture I had printed on the 560 as a comparison and WOW. Total night and day between the two. The 560 looked like a cartoon or something compared to the 870. The colors with the 870 were much more true to life, there was more finite detail in the photos. The shirt I was wearing in the picture had ribbing in it, and with the 560 you couldn't see it, it was just solid, but the 870 got the color dead on and you can tell it has ribbing in the shirt. I have always hated how speckled pictures printed at home were (another issue with the 560) and with this printer, you cannot even see the speckles unless you look really close, which I did because I am super picky.
I am really a tough customer when it comes to print quality, I dabble in photography so for me to be this impressed with this printer is really saying something.5 out of 6 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Will cost you in ink
by puterjunkie on April 26, 2011
Pros: I like the software for printing and scanning.
Cons: Horrible ink performance. I have paid well over the purchase price of this printer in ink cartridges in less than a year and I don't print THAT much. Scanner resolution blows, too
Summary: Buy something else. Research a printer's page per cartridge before buying. I thought Canon was supposed to be better, but it runs through ink a lot quicker than my ...
Summary: Buy something else. Research a printer's page per cartridge before buying. I thought Canon was supposed to be better, but it runs through ink a lot quicker than my old HP. I'm going out to buy an Epson or Lexmark instead of sinking another $100 in ink.
4 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
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TERRIBLE INK PROBLEMS
by leffnersteve on April 24, 2011
Pros: none because of the ink problem for me
Cons: I purchased this for work where I would be using it VERY infrequently. The ink problem is SEVERE. The ink levels were depleted so quickly and I usually do only black and white printing on lowest level. The color ink wells are nearly gone and I barely used
Summary: DO NOT BUY THIS (unless you dont care about needing ink all the time).
Summary: DO NOT BUY THIS (unless you dont care about needing ink all the time).
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Nice speed, good color, but weak printing quality
by pie_panned on December 16, 2010
Pros: The color is nice on this machine. It uses ink conservatively but does a great job with saturation. Speed is good too and functions are easy to understand. It was literally plug and play, so that's great for the technologically not-so-savvy.
Cons: Printer seems to need a "wake-up page," where it stalls 1/4 of the way through printing it's first sheet. You have to cancel, delete the job from the queue, and start all over. Also, it prints slanted lines and "italic"-looking lines at random.
Summary: It's just OK. Not what I had in mind, as I run a business out of my home and do all my marketing materials for it myself. I really ...
Summary: It's just OK. Not what I had in mind, as I run a business out of my home and do all my marketing materials for it myself. I really need the copy to look nice, and this random italic lines thing is very annoying. I also hate wasting paper, so generating a "start-up" or "wake-up" sheet every morning is also very annoying. It also doesn't feed special paper like letter head or labels through the document feeder. You actually have to load the paper tray with your labels or letterhead and print that way. Just always remember whether you have labels or letterhead in your paper tray, or you'll have a very expensive printout of Google Maps! This is my third All-in-One in 10 years, and all of them have been subpar (Lexmark, HP, and now this one). I just don't think the technology is there yet for them to get it all into one machine. It's too much work for these little guys to pull off successfully, efficiently, and beautifully, all at the same time.
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Canon
- Part number: 4206B002
- Description: Bring the ultimate wireless printing solution to your home or small office. The PIXMA MX870 Wireless Home Office All-In-One lets you print from any room in your home and boasts incredible 9600 x 2400 maximum color dpi with tiny 1pl ink droplets and a 5 individual ink tank system. A built-in, fully integrated 35-sheet Auto Document Feeder means fast copying or scanning of your originals so you can tend to other tasks while the printer is at work. Its built-in Auto Duplex Printing prints 2-sided documents without having to manually flip the pages and can reduce your paper consumption by 50%. Combine both of those and you can automatically copy two sided documents without having to flip any paper manually at all. Additionally, various security features like password protected PDF's let you feel safe about creating and distributing your most confidential files. Super G3 High-speed Fax and networkable Ethernet ensure efficient communication and thanks to Dual Color Gamut Processing Technology, your copies will maintain the integrity of the original while you produce remarkable scans at 4800 dpi. This versatile Wireless Office All-In-One also prints photo lab quality pictures. So, utilize 2 Paper Paths to easily select printing documents on plain paper and pictures on photo paper without having to load one paper at a time. Speaking of photos, take full advantage of Canon's fantastic Wi-Fi printing technology and print your photos wirelessly from compatible iPhone 3G, 3GS and iPod touch devices with the Easy-PhotoPrint for iPhone App, available for free on the app store. Enjoy additional computer-less printing capabilities via compatible memory cards, PictBridge and optional Bluetooth while images are easily viewed on a 2.5" LCD. Whether you're running your business on a PC or Mac, the PIXMA MX870 meets all of your printing needs in one machine and can fit virtually anywhere!
General
- Copier Type Digital
- Fax Type Plain paper
- Bundled Services Canon InstantExchange
- Printing Technology Ink-jet - Color - Photo printer
- Display Diagonal Size 2.5"
- Width 19.4 in
- Depth 17.1 in
- Height 8.9 in
- Weight 26 lbs
Memory
- Supported Flash Memory Memory Stick Duo,
Memory Stick PRO,
SDHC Memory Card,
MultiMediaCard,
CompactFlash,
Memory Stick,
Memory Stick PRO Duo,
SD Memory Card,
IBM Microdrive Copying
- Max Copying Speed 4.3 ppm (color)
- Max Document Enlargement 400 %
- Max Document Reduction 25 %
- Maximum Copies 99
- Automatic Duplexing Yes
- Copying Features Gutter Shadow Correction,
Fit to page,
4 on 1,
2 on 1,
BorderFree Printing
- Inkjet Technology Canon FINE (Full-lithography inkjet Nozzle Engineering)
- Max Printing Resolution up to 600 x 600 dpi (mono) / up to 9600 x 2400 dpi (color)
- Max Printing Speed up to 9.4 ppm (mono) / up to 6.1 ppm (color)
- Color 5-ink
- Minimum Ink Droplet Size 2 pl
- Ink Type Canon ChromaLife100+
Scanning
- Scan Element CIS
- Optical Resolution 2400 x 4800 dpi
- Interpolated Resolution 19200 x 19200 dpi
- Color Depth 24 bit
- Color Depth (Internal) 48 bit
Fax Machine
- Compatibility Super G3
- Max Transmission Speed 33.6 Kbps
- Total Memory Capacity 250 pages
Document & Media Handling
- Max Original Size Legal (8.5 in x 14 in)
- Original Type Sheets
- Document Feeder Capacity 35 sheets
- Max Copy Size Legal (8.5 in x 14 in)
- Supported Media Type Envelopes,
Plain paper,
Photo paper - Standard Media Capacity 300 sheets
- Document & Media Handling Details ADF - 35 sheets,
Input tray - 150 sheets,
Paper cassette - 150 sheets - Speed Details Printing : up to 9.4 ppm - B/W,
Printing : up to 6.1 ppm - Color,
Copying : up to 4.3 ppm - Color PC Connectivity
- PC Connection Availability Yes
- PC Connection USB host,
Ethernet 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX,
Hi-Speed USB,
IEEE 802.11b,
IEEE 802.11g - Operating System Support Apple Mac OS X 10.4.11 - 10.6.x,
MS Windows XP,
MS Windows 2000,
MS Windows 7,
MS Windows Vista - Software Included Drivers & utilities,
Canon Easy-PhotoPrint EX,
Canon MP Navigator EX,
Canon Easy-WebPrint EX Miscellaneous
- Direct Printing Specifications PictBridge,
Canon Direct Print - Microsoft Certifications Compatible with Windows 7
Manufacturer Warranty
- Manufacturer Warranty 1 year warranty
- Service & Support Details Limited warranty - 1 year,
Limited warranty - Phone consulting - 1 year
Accessories
- OfficeMax print cartridge (34740805)11.49
- Canon PGI 220 - ink tank (34999673)4.99 - 8.39
- Canon Ink and Paper Combo Pack PGI-220, CLI-221 and Photo Paper - ink tank / paper kit (34121073)43.90 - 59.50
- Canon CLI 221 Four Color Pack - ink tank (33361540)13.99 - 54.90
- Canon PGI 220 - ink tank (33244653)3.97 - 69.99
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
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- Manufacturer:Canon
- Address:
One Canon Plaza, Lake Success, NY 11042 - Phone: 516-328-5000
- Email: mediacontact@cusa.canon.com
