 An Amazing Value Printer |
| Review Date: January 9, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Steven Klimasewski, Near Los Angeles CA USA |
Disclaimer: I do not own this printer but have worked with and installed tons of them at my school and I use them all the time. Anyway we have about 4 of these units and all work perfectly fine.
Quality: The image quality of this printer is stunning the detail level and color reproduction is great! When compared to the Canon iP6600 the color and detail reproduction seem to be slightly better.
Speed: It is fairly fast for photo printing its not a speed demon or anything but it is faster then most printers I have used.
Features : This printer has a ton of features too many to discuss but it can scan images it has a card reader and can be hooked up to the network via ethernet or via wifi.
Ink Consumption : This printer is also very easy on the ink and the wallet. Ink seems to last a fairly long time even when doing a lot of photo prints.
Setup: Setup was painless I installed all 4 of these units in about 40 mins just run the disc connect the printer install the print head and then the ink cartridges. ( I do however wish they used less packaging )
All in all I woud definitely recommend this to a friend. I have yet to have a single problem with any of the 4 and they are being used by tons of people each day for photo printing.
Edit; I forgot to mention that I have only tried this on Windows XP can't comment on the problem the other user spoke of with Macintosh Snow leopard 10.6. |
New switch from HP to Canon
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| Review Date: January 2, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Andi Van Gogh, |
| This is the first time I've bought anything other than an HP printer and I'm thrilled with the choice I made. It took about an hour from box to test print, on 2 computers in a home network. The basic functions are easy enough to accomplish, but this printer isn't an average all-in-one printer. It really has corporate scale functionality and the online manual is cumbersome, so learning all this printer has to offer may take time if it's only used in a limited capacity. |
What an awesome printer!
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| Review Date: February 1, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Paul Ammann, New Fairfield, CT United |
Over the years, I have owned many printers. Most of them have been HP with the exception of two. My last printer was an Epson, which I thought was very nice and this Cannon which I just purchased this past weekend.
Out of the box, the printer was easy to setup. I opted for wireless printing, because I can't stand cables. I have 2 Mac laptops running OS X 10.6 and Apple's Time Capsule. Connecting the printer to Time Capsule couldn't be any easier. I opted to install the Canon software which took some time. After the software installation, I could see the printer and send a test page. Overall, it took me about 20 minutes.
I did run into a problem with wireless scanning. Every time I attempted to scan, I received an error message that the scanner couldn't be found. I admit that I was puzzled. Thirty minutes later, after reading a post, I realized that my firewall was blocking the incoming traffic. Duh! I adjusted my firewall setting to allow the scanner traffic in, and wireless scanning was working just fine.
I find the printer prints much faster than the Epson printer. The images from wireless scanning are very clear and sharp compared to the images that I did with the Epson via cable. I'm very satisfied with Canon and would consider purchasing another one over Epson and HP. |
bye bye snapfish
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| Review Date: December 8, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. H. Erdsneker, Ossining, NY |
The wireless set up was smooth and the printer was easy to set up right from the box.
I choose the Canon 640 after considering several other inkjet printers. I was looking for an alternate to sending my pictures off to other sites to be printed and a printer to handle the occasional other jobs.
I was pleasantly surprised with the high quality print job the Canon 640 produced using Canon paper. Looking forward to reproducing more of my photographs. |
Can't believe how easy the setup was - beautiful color prints!
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| Review Date: January 27, 2010 |
| Reviewer: James Haerter, Sacramento |
| Bought this printer yesterday at Staples for $149 ($199 with a $50 instant rebate.) Brought it home and set it up with our home wireless network in less than 2 hours. Setup on the printer took the longest because I was following the directions in the manual (included), and was unfamiliar with the Canon wireless setup. The easiest method for me was to let it find my wireless network and key in the WEP pin number. Had a bit of trouble using the rotary keypad on the front of the printer, but was only a minor setback...got it figured out with the help of my 10 year-old daughter. Believe it or not, That was the most difficult part. Once the printer was configured, I installed the drivers (and 5 other proprietary Canon software applications) using the installation CD. We now have a desktop running Windows Vista Home Premium, a desktop running Windows XP (SP2), and a laptop running Windows 7 home premium all configured for this printer. It took me less than 3 hours total time (actual hands on time was less than 2) to get everything installed and configured. I could do without the extra bloatware that the installation cd installed on my PC's, but will deal with it for the time being until I see what is worthwhile and what I can do without. I have 2 daughters - 8 and 10 - and a beautiful wife operating a home-based business as a virtual assistant from the main Windows Vista PC. Mine is the new HP laptop i5 running Windows 7. (I downloaded the windows 7 drivers for my laptop directly from the Canon USA website - previous reviewers had indicated that these drivers weren't included on the disk and I didn't bother to check...) It is very refreshing that Canon has developed a printer that can easily be configured on a home network with a minimum of muss or fuss. Admittedly, I am a fairly experienced computer user, and, from previous trials and tribulations, learned how to tame most windows-related issues, but this was a very straightforward process... quite impressive, actually. I researched some of the other multi-media wireless printers, and this one seems to be a very good value with very good features. We bought the recommeded extra printer cartridges. We'll see if it is as expensive to operate as other reviewers have said. I guess I won't mind spending a bit extra for the ink. The photo prints are very impressive quality, and it doesn't make as much noise as the previous HP printers that we've owned. All in all, I'm extremely satisfied so far. |
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