Canon PIXMA iP1800

My new Canon PIXMA IP1800 replaces my Canon PIXMA IP1600 so the planet may be doomed and It could be my fault. My Canon PIXMA IP1600 had nothing wrong with it. It wasn't broken. The pictures spilled out on glossy paper at A4 ready for framing. The text was crisp and black. I'd had it for a year or so. It was cheap yet efficient and as good as any printer I'd ever owned. It had no tray to catch paper coming out but otherwise was printing perfectly and I've been delighted with it. This is partly why I bought the Canon PIXMA IP1800 which is also excellent. But why bother? They're almost the same ... more

The Canon ip1800 is an inkjet colour printer which can be bought for about £24 retail price. It has a rather compact, sleek design with cute curves and doesn't look ugly or boxy at all. Considering the price of the printer it feels quite weighty, solid and sturdy and a few knocks here and there are certainly not very likely to harm it in any way. The printer also has a smooth glossy surface which makes it looks modern and shiny. Comparing it to my previous printer, the Lexmark z735 which I bought for round about the same price, the ip1800 undoubtedly wins hands down. The Lexmark was as light ... more

I use Canon IP1800 for many years. That I know this printer problem is always about the Cartridge. IP1800 is ease use printer, can printer borderless, fast printing, great picture colour quality. With Canon Easy-PhotoPrint software, you can find many printing style with your paper. Cheap printer at Canon Printer class. If you find Ink Tank Full problem, you can find it at many site how to resolve the problem because I use it too. The weakness of this printer is don't often pulled went out and put back the cartridge again, because the cartridge circuit is sensitive. It can make your cartridge ... more

Not the cheapest printer out there, but having read reviews of similarly-priced models from HP, Lexmark and Epson - and based also on my previous experience of Canon printers - I opted for a Pixima with FINE technology. I already have a very good photo printer in the shape of the Epson R800, and an Epson 830U which I use for rough drafts as it is on it's last legs. Fact is, I needed a printer to print decent quality letters and the odd mixed text and image sheet. I previously used an old Canon S520 but it finally gave up the ghost, and I have to say the i1800 - at about a quarter the price ... more

I was looking for a printer that would be good value for money. I came across the Epson iP1800 and I really fell for the colour and design and its glossy finish. What dissapointed me though was that their was no cable inside, which was to cost me another £10-15 to purchase and no paper tray for prints, somethin I have never before seen missing in a printer. The iP1800s printing quality is perfect for me, but it was a little disspointing when I printed photographs. I had spent £20 on photo glossy paper, and still the images where not as impressive as my last HP printer. The software which it ... more