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| Print Quality | 7/10  |
|---|---|
| Ease of Set Up | 8.8/10 |
| Value for Money | 7.6/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 7.6/10 |
| Overall Rating | 7.8/10  |
Full review by
john blythe
on 11th Mar 2008
User Rating : 8
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Quiet when operating, good quality photo's, speedy operation. None in 3 years in my experience.
This is the second Canon printer I have had and I have found it fautless, well rrecommend for any inkjey printer.
john blythe's review and ratings | 35 words
Review by
rosalan
on 3rd May 2007
User Rating : 10
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After having endless problems with Epson printers and ink drying up, constantly needing maintenance. Canon just does the job expected of it. I have used the cheapest inks with no problems. Canons own inks are not expensive. I have recommended this machine to friends who have similar experiences.
I have read of people having ink dry up but for me this only ever happens when using cheap ink for the first few prints.
A good, if not great little printer.
rosalan's full review | 145 words
Review by
spelbound
on 17th Aug 2005
User Rating : 1
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I've had Canon printers for some time, and I've always been quick to recommend them. I do a lot of photo printing, and my i860 was fantastic. I liked the increased features in the Pixma, and gleefully purchased it while giving away the i860 to a friend. Big mistake! Most printing is fine with the ip4000, but those photos? They are a disgrace! Vertical lines!!! No matter what... vertical lines. Just awful! Cleaning, deep cleaning, settings, reinstall of Easy PhotoPrint... the whole gamut... st ...
spelbound's full review | 110 words
Review by
manm
on 14th Jun 2005
User Rating : 9
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The Canon Pixma iP3000 is good value for money and is very versatile. Output quality also very good.
manm's full review | 29 words
Review by
alderny
expert review 
on 16th May 2005
User Rating : 10
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Rather than listing the technical features of the Canon Pixma iP3000, which can be found on the Canon website, I thought it might be more helpful if I described my own findings from everyday use.
Firstly, to choose between this model and the more expensive iP4000, I took up Canon's 'try before you buy' offer and uploaded a good quality digital image to the Canon website. I requested a print from both models, and after receiving them back I showed them to friends for their opinions regarding p ...
alderny's full review | 563 words
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