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Canon PIXMA PRO-200 Wireless Professional Inkjet Photo Printer

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Arrives Jun 8 – Jun 12
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Style: Desktop


Features

  • With a enhanced 8-color dye-based ink system, youll enjoy rich, vibrant professional printing, every time.
  • Save space in your home or studio with a compact design.
  • Fast and efficient, delivering high quality bordered A3 plus prints in approximately 90 seconds.
  • Compatible with a wide range of media and sizes, your can print borderless up to 13x19 or a custom size up to 13 x 39.
  • The built-in 3-inch LCD display lets you check ink levels at-a-glance and perform printer maintenance for excellent results with ease.
  • Use Canons Professional Print & Layout (PPL)2 software to easily make great prints. PPLs intuitive interface takes the hassle out of finding the correct print settings so you spend more time on your art and not on settings.
  • Print through Wi-Fi or networked connection.
  • Enrolling in smart reorders with Alexa ensure that you never have too much or too little ink or toner. No subscription needed.

Description

The product voltage arrange is 110V.

Brand: Canon


Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless


Printing Technology: Inkjet


Special Feature: Display Screen, Borderless Printing


Color: Black


Model Name: PIXMA PRO-200


Printer Output: Color


Maximum Print Speed (Color): 1 ppm


Max Printspeed Monochrome: 1 ppm


Item Weight: 16 ounces


Product Dimensions: 18.7"D x 28.7"W x 13"H


Controller Type: iOS


Printer Media Size Maximum: 13 x 19 inch


Power Consumption: 16 Watts


Included Components: Printer


Print media: Glossy photo paper


Scanner Type: Photo


Max Input Sheet Capacity: 100


Display Type: LCD


Compatible Devices: Smartphones


Sheet Size: 3.5x3.5,3.5x5,4x6,5x5,5x7,7x10,8x10,8.5x11,8.5x14,10x12,11x17,12x12,13x19


Warranty Type: Limited Warranty


Dual-sided printing: No


Wattage: 16 watts


Hardware Interface: Ethernet


Resolution: 4800 x 2400


Control Method: App


Number of Trays: 1


Model Series: PIXMA PRO


Item Weight: 1 pounds


Item model number: 4280C002


Date First Available: November 4, 2020


Manufacturer: Canon USA


Country of Origin: Thailand


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Great Quality Printer (and YES..it DOES come with ink.)
First off, the previous reviewers stating it does not come with ink are flat out incorrect. Maybe if they didn't rip the package open like a 8 year old on Christmas they would realize the 8 ink cartridges are on top between 2 pieces of cardboard.(1st thing I noticed when I open the box up, as well as the 8.5x11 sample pack of Luster paper) SMH. With that out of the way, the printer was also very easy to set up...took me 30 minutes (give or take..and that was taking my time) from unboxing, setup, calibration & printing out pics ..apparently the other negative reviewer has not touched a printer in 20-30 years or so....but it does have paper instructions (in multiple languages) of step by step what to do & if you can't read, there are animation steps on the display of the printer itself. (if you can't see...then you probably shouldn't be buying a printer anyway.) Third...the Printer is a beast...as in it is massive 25 inches wide so make sure you have adequate space to set it up. (although smaller than previous models) but this does print 13x19 size paper so it will be bigger than your standard cheap walmart models. It does take a little time for the printer to "warm up" or shake the ink up so if you have not used it in a while so this may happen...it's perfectly normal. It is slightly noisy when doing so but nothing like a heavy metal concert level noise. I would have preferred a larger screen AND to have it a touch screen, but that is a nit picky personal preference. (I did much research before investing in this so I already knew about the screen & was ok with it vs my printing needs that took a higher priority) Printer quality is EXCELLENT. I am a Graphic Artist/Illustrator that does a wide range of art from oil portraits & landscapes to comic book illustrations...and the color is vibrant, & seamless...meaning even under a magnifying glass, I detected no inkjet "dots" from the colors. Better than a Staples or Office Max print out....which after running into problems printing my OWN artwork out, I decided to invest in a large format printer. The Inks seem to be only available (at this time) from Canon directly & I have found 2 other online places that offer them as well. (sadly, as on now not on Amazon) and even a few colors are on backorder. Pretty sure the Pandemic is making that a little harder to mass produce them. This Printer & cartridges (CLI-65) were released in late 2020 so they are relatively new on the market. Each of the 8 inks cost about $13.99 a piece or $105 for all in 1 bundle. It is usually recommended that you buy the inks as you need them as certain colors will be used up quicker than others. It also comes with a installation CD but you can also download it from the Canon website (also provided in the paperwork) The Canon printing Software, I think is ok, have not used it much (will learn more about it later) but offers many settings..however I prefer at the moment and am able to print using Photoshop's UI...which is quicker for me. I have noticed to get the best results, you must tell Photoshop print menu (& the Canon Software) which paper yuo are printing on. There is also a setting on the printer itself to auto detect or bypass it. I take the extra step and set the paper style myself as it may or may not recognize other brand papers. So far I have used Canon Luster, Glossy II, Staples Matte, all of which have great results. (and intend to get more styles and brands to test out on the future...especial the metallic papers) The Printer is also wireless capable (tried & works) Airplay capable for Apple products (haven't tried yet) Not sure about android but probably could use the wi fi for that as well. It has an ethernet port & a USB B port for direct connect from computer/laptop to printer. Sadly, no standard USB for flash drives, or SD card slots. (update: Works just fine wirelessly from my Ipad and My Macbook Air) That is all I can think of at the moment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2021 by C. Prievo

  • PROFESSIONAL
I bought this printer to do test prints and some around the house photos. I was drastically understating it's capabilities. The print quality of this beast is superior to some of the online photo labs that I've been using. Colors are spot and and the vibrance on lustre, glossy, semi-gloss is truly some of the best I've seen. I'm counting photos to see how many prints I can get from the cartridges but so far it looks promising for cost savings. Set up was simple and I was printing within 20 minutes after receiving the well packaged printer. With it being soooo nice, my only regret is not getting the Pro 300 to take advantage of the ink tanks vs cartridges. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024 by Amazon Customer

  • Nice, nice printer
Beautiful deep black. Gloss prints have been stunning. Ink costs almost equally stunning, lol! Matte prints are also just beautiful. Colors are true, with only a little bit of work. I originally had this on a pretty light weight table that would literally shake all over (Ikea). Better to purchase something sturdier, to support this relatively heavy printer and reduce the shaking to a vibration. This was an upgrade to my 6420 and I hope this lasts longer than that did with the higher initial cost and ink costs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2024 by Mickey B

  • Setup takes trial and error, Do download new drivers from site
Prince beautifully I ended up plugging it in because Wi-Fi was a bit spotty here but I can’t argue with the results. They are definitely pro. I’ve printed probably a couple dozen cards so far hasn’t been taxing on the ink too badly and it does a beautiful job, quick and quiet, it’s big make sure you have a good work area for this beauty . Download the newest driver from their site and get professional, print and layout also from their site for similar results as pictured. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2024 by B.Mitchell B.Mitchell

  • Not a Plug and Print printer. Good if you are willing to work for it.
I get that the more technical something is the more technical the set up. I have no issues with that. The drop of one star is for the absolutely abysmal lack of basic set up logic, the really poor LCD set up screen, the lack of instructions that really are pretty simple if someone just wrote them correctly and the lack of information on how to get a decent printout if your initial images might not be perfect. Some people just want a good printer for their photos and don't want to spend three days getting the blasted thing to print something that isn't a muddy mess. Pros: Beautiful images once you get it set up and figured out. Prints on variety of papers. While I haven't gotten a paper jam yet (knock on wood), I can easily access everywhere there would be one. Folds back up when not in use to a huge rectangle (don't have to leave anything open or extended). Can set it up to shut off after x time or to wake up remotely. Prints large images or sets of images. (Take into account that often phone images are usually 4:3 aspect and DSLR are usually 3:2 depending on your camera. Matters when you want to print, say, a 4x6) Cons: Weighs a ton. OK, 32 lbs. It's a figure out where you want it and don't move it again item. You need the free Canon Professional Print and Layout at a minimum. Photoshop is ideal, I have an ancient Corel Draw that still works great. Trying to print from Photos if you are simply using camera phone images is an exercise in frustration. Just don't do it for your own sanity. Works almost OK for daylight images, but if you have anything taken in a dark room you likely need some adjustments that just aren't in Photos. The LCD setup screen is so bad you need your computer right next to your printer so you can continually go back and forth, even after setup because you have to register every paper with the Printer, and change the paper type ON THE PRINTER LCD screen every time you want to switch from Luster to Glossy. (Put the paper in the printer, tell the printer what it is on the LCD screen, if you don't have it registered, register it on the LCD screen, go to the application where you are printing your image, set the printer profile, set the paper size, set the paper type (you can get the information from the printer with a button. Sometimes.), do all the rest of the setup for the image, Print). Really? the computer or phone or tablet can't send the printer that information? You have to set it on the Printer? In this day and age? Luster prints darker than Glossy with the same settings. Brightening helps dark images but loses definition. My 2006 7410xi prints a better "Send a photo to a printer" without all the tweaking. HOWEVER, with the tweaking you can get a FANTASTIC printout from this Pro-200. How much time do you have to spend getting each image exactly right? That is where you must decide. For me, this is worth it as I have a lot of photos I want to scrapbook, and I want the photos the way I remember them so I am willing to take the time to get each one just right. If you want something you can sell, this works great for that (tweak it once, save it, print it forever more). If you have a brain, you should be able to figure it all out even though they don't TELL you you have to register every kind of paper you use. Sad that the print is different on Matte/luster vs glossy even when the settings are identical. I suggest you find a good sharp daytime image with good color and print out several copies with different settings and keep them for reference. I have 4 of one image with different settings and one setting pleases me on other images every time. One other is ideal for darker images. This is not plug and print unless your art or photos are perfect to start with (even then maybe, maybe not-I'm not perfect so I don't know). It is a plug and play with the settings until you get it right for what you are trying to print. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by Fauxfyr

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