Canon PIXMA iP90 Photo Inkjet Printer (9466A001)

This printer is not reliable and has a annoying design problem, common in canon printers: waste ink reservoir full, message.
You can't empty this absorber pad by yourself, the repair service is expensive and last no longer then a dozen prints.

This printer completes my portable office. I confess that I buy printers when they jam too often, eat up too much ink, become cumbersome, etc. From scrapbooking, family photos, regular printing- you name it I have bought a printer for it. Each time end up being frustrated. HP printers are pretty decent but canon
are the best. For general use the larger Pixma MX860 with wireless connect, but this is great for portability. And actually this prints better without the bells and whistles of the other canon printers. Canon is definitely more expensive but in the long run well worth it. What you spend on the front end makes up for limited frustration, lots of quality prints, and loss of the desire to toss the machine out the window.

I carry this and my Asus netbook around in a well padded Taurus computer/printer bag. I pull the printer out almost anywhere (starbucks, court, clients home, and pretty much everywhere there is a need). The great thing about using it in court is that it is QUIET. Yes it really is! I sit to the side type quickly and print it out as if I was at the office. The set up is quick, noiseless and it is quite impressive to watch it run through the prints. Many use it for the photo aspect but I use it mainly for regular printing. That's probably why the ink lasts a pretty decent amount of time. The cartridges are not very expensive either.

Even with my picky palate I have grown to love this printer and would buy it again if this crashes. Its been years and it is still going strong. Get the printer and stop trying to justify that it costs too much... wasting time with junk printers can be expensive as well.

See above...it's my second one...first one was stolen....the thief had good taste and probably read the reviews...great for traveling....I have the battery pack too which makes it even...."mo Bettah"

I was ready to buy the ip100 and then I found this one on craigslist. I don't remember what it was in the reviews that made me want this one over the newer version, but I quickly jumped on the chance to own one only used a couple of times with the box and everything included. The warranty was expired and it had been in storage. I worried that the ink would be all dried up and that the printer may need a bunch of head cleaning cycles before I could see some good results. I was all ready to toil and strain, but instead what happened was that I got my first taste of what owning a quality printer feels like. I put paper in it and pressed print and wallah in a flash a letter came out perfectly printed. I haven't even tried to do photos but I wanted to give a shout out about this puppy while I felt inspired. I think printers and computers are unsightly. I have a mac laptop and she folds away out of sight and now so does this printer. I'm set! I called Canon to ask about the bluetooth adapter. I was advised that cordless printing takes several minutes for a 4x6 photo! No thanks.

It's dense and it feels well built. The reason I don't give it five stars is because all of it's accessories are ridiculously priced especially since so many printers these days come with bluetooth in them! I'd also give it five stars if it were designed so that both the power and the usb chords could be plugged into a recessed area of the printer so as not to stick out on the side. To me four stars is what you give something that meets all of your expectations and stuns you that you haven't purchased a piece of well-marketed junk and five stars is what you give something that blows your mind off your neck! I give 4 and 1/2 stars without even seeing a photo printed on here because I couldn't care less about that feature. I will update if I should do it though.

This is a great Lightweight printer. It is much lighter and thinner than its new replacement by cannon the pixma ip100.