Canon Pixma iP8720 Wireless Inkjet Photo Printer, Black

Superb color on 1st print out of the box using Image garden, very sharp prints. If you learn to use your Print Driver completely you will be very satisfied with this printer. Mine is USB connected on an iMac.Replaced a broken Pro-100 with this and its all I needed...

Very easy setup. The print quality is Amazing! Definitely worth the money. Would Highly recommend

This is a great printer and the ability to print 13"x19" posters is a huge plus and the colors are amazing. It is an older model printer, but it certainly has no problem printing what you want very quickly and at very good resolution. I'm hoping that, if this printer ever breaks down, that Canon has more on the shelf. Besides having excellent output, the price is great for a large format printer. I love it! and I love the Canon Support Staff. They know exactly what to do if there are any problems and always have a fix. CANON - Gotta love it!

A lot of reviews say the wireless is hard to set up and unreliable. I set wireless up using a USB connection, which was disconnected afterward. After the printer was installed, I determined what its IP address was so I could use a browser to connect directly to the printer's web pages. I then changed its IP address to a static address outside the range of addresses given out by my router. I do that to eliminate any possibility for an IP address conflict. Also, in my experience, that allows for a more consistent connection. Once set up, I did a head alignment then printed a test page that included text and color graphics. I then printed a 5x7 picture onto glossy printer paper. Both printouts were perfect. I had a Canon IP 7222 printer for years. It failed completely, so I replaced it with the IP 8720. The good news for me, is that both printers use the same ink cartridges. I have a large stock of cartridges, so I'm set for a while. The IP 7222 printed directly on printable CD/DVDs. I used that feature quite a bit. The IP 8720 also prints onto CD/DVDs, so no funtion loast for me. The only negative is the cost. It's higher than I wanted to spend, but not having to buy additional ink cartridges helps ease the pain of a higher cost. I assume the increased cost is the 8720's ability to print 9 x 13 prints. Not something I'm apt to do, but the print quality on plain and photo paper is as good as, or better than, my old IP 7222. The bottom line is that I'm pleased with the printer and look forward to several years of use.

I have always used Canon printers for printing my home photography work. The PIXMA iP8720 is replacing a PIXMA iP6700D which has served me well for 14 years. The iP8720 print quality is superior to the previous model and the ability to print on larger size media is a terrific upgrade. I am also pleased that the standard Black print tank is a double-width which will provide longer periods between cartirdige replacement.

My wife and I bought this model because our son has one, he has one for his small business. As it turns out we were correct in buying it, we keep both running all the time. Also we bought extra ink cartridges thinking we would need them right away, but we are still printing from the ink cartridges that it came with. Nice job Canon. We get a lot of compliments on our printing. People will ask who does your printing? Again nice job Canon. Then you tell them it was done at home on a Canon printer, their next question is how much is the printer? So we are getting high quality results from this printer.

I am enjoying my new pixma ip87220 it is easy to set up, no problems with wireless hook up. For the short time I've used this printer I highly rate it over other photo printers I have owned. I've done a few 8.5 x11 portraits and the results were amazing they were as near lab quality as possible Canon you have out done yourself with the Pixma ip 8720. Great product. I highly recommend it.

This replaced the ip6600D that I had for ten years before it finally died. The i8720 looks stylish, and I love the ability to print on larger paper. I like being able to completely close the printer so I don't have to worry about dust or pet hairs getting inside. The photos I have printed from my 20D look amazing. I have several photos hanging on my walls, and they look like professional prints. The pigment inks let you decoupage prints onto canvas or other surfaces for craft projects, without the colors running or bleeding. This printer seems to get into terrible disagreements with Photoshop if the file color is set to RGB. Standard print will cause colors to come out way too dark. The print profile that looks the best for our RGB files is BJ Color Printer Profile 2000, which I think was in the list from my ip6600D. Runner-up was Generic Monitor, which I believe came with Photoshop, but the red & orange are still a tad too dark. I absolutely love Canon products, and I'm hoping this printer will last ten years like my old one did. Canon may want to consider updating the drivers for when RGB graphics are printed, but that's not enough of an issue to lower my rating.

I just got this printer a few weeks ago but I absolutely love it! The quality of the photos is amazing. The only thing I didn't anticipate was how big it really would be on my desk. I can't wait to share the beautiful pictures I printed with family and friends.

"I cannot rate this product as I didn't receive it. Several of your questions need a ""does not apply"" option. I previously had this printer and it was good but since I didn't receive the new one I ordered I can't rate it. Your survey does not allow for this possibility."