Canon PIXMA PRO-200S Professional 13" Wireless Inkjet Photo Printer with 3.0" Color LCD Monitor, 8-Color Dye-Based Ink, Black

I’m very happy with the print quality. Prints are almost stunning. Another plus is that it is probably the quietest printer I’ve owned. My only negatives are that I wish the ink cartridges lasted a bit longer, and that print speed was a little faster. However, the cartridges are not expensive and the print quality is worth the wait. So far, I’ve printed roughly thirty 8.5”x11” borderless prints mostly on matte photo paper, and the black cartridge is more than half consumed with dark gray and one or two others not far behind This is a dye-based printer, and I’m hoping that print longevity meets my needs. I’ll be experimenting with that in the next few months. The set-up guide was a bit unclear in places, but overall, set-up was easy, including wireless connectivity. Canon’s Professional Print and Layout software is not the most polished, but it gets the job done. For me, this printer represents a nearly ideal compromise among print quality, initial cost, operating cost, and maximum print size. After a bad experience with a rival brand photo printer almost twenty years ago—early onset print quality issues followed by discontinuance of support and even cartridge sales—I wasn’t sure I’d ever buy another. But as of today, I’m wishing I hadn’t waited so long to jump back in.

I love this printer. The satin finish paper looks beautiful with my photos. I can't wait to do more prints. I just wish it would have come with a sample pack of paper. It is sold separately, but for nearly $600, it should have included a sample pack. Overall, fantastic printer!!!!

Printing is slow but good Setting this pixma pro 200s for wireless use took many hours. Far too many hours 6+ hours. I used canon printing software to print photos. I continuously received errors with no error codes explaining what the errors were. A two hour call to Canon tech support resulted with the conclusion that my mesh network was the problem. Somehow we managed to print one photo. The next day same problem, errors while printing. Another 2 hour call to canon finally resolved the issue. The printer was trying to setup it’s own network, called wireless direct. Disabling this feature, through firmware solved the problem. The printer works just fine with my mesh network. Canon tech support seems to be located in the states, there were no accents that i could not understand ( i am hard of hearing and accents are difficult to understand) Tech support answered without a long delay < 3 minutes. I am giving the printer 4 stars for: Print quality Canon’s strong tech support I deducted 1 star for Canons poor, very poor documentation. If i could I would have deducted 1.5 stars for the poor documentation Overall i would purchase again Hope this helps someone

Comes with a set of ink. the photos are definitely gallery quality, prints 10k resolution photos very well. I have had zero of the stereotypical printer issues with this one in the months I've had it. The only thing is the initial setup can be a little confusing since on a Windows PC you need to download their program in order for it to connect via WiFi, but after that it has worked 100% of the time. I am in no way a professional, I take photos with a Nikon D850 of wildlife, and they come out excellent on the prints, using mainly luster paper. For me, it's honestly the only printer I'll ever need for being purely a hobbyist.

Wow! While there’s no such thing as the perfect printer, this one comes pretty close for me. I’m a digital business, mostly making greeting cards and doing caricature art. For me, this was a dream-come-true, terific product. If you don’t already know, you should be aware that Canon Pixma Pro 200(s) uses DYE-based ink—which is very durable. Its Canon counterpart, the 300 printer, uses PIGMENT-based ink (insofar as I was able to determine). The pigment-based ink is more vibrant, but “they say” it’s not quite as durable. I have no advice to share insofar as what printer you should get. I’m a digital creator, not an expert on printers. However, I chose the 200 (which now has an S version that is almost exactly the same as the old 200 version). We’re simply suggesting that before you buy, consider how you will use it most of the time, and decide if you’d rather use dye-based ink or pigment-based ink.