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Advantages: reliable
Disadvantages: none

...I did have a Canon 2400 which I put to one side,pulled it out a year later only to find it still worked Ok. However, things had moved on and I wanted some better results. how? I compromised a little on quality, bought a BJC 6000, saved a lot of money, have Canon reliability, and a better inkjet replacement system which saves money in the long run. Happy? Of course I am and I am sorry Canon for treating you so badly when you deserved better from me. ... Read review

Advantages: double sided printing, looks
Disadvantages: no screen

...gone from strength to strength. Lexmark have noticed the need for all in one printers, and have come up with many new all in ones, this one is one of their highest specification of models and is just a fantastic printer to go in any home or small office. The basic design of this model is pretty much a rectangular cube. Its quite long in shape but very low for a printer. This makes it look really sleek and cool on a desktop. Its white and grey in ...
...top, and on the pull put paper tray at the top of the printer too. Its these combinations of colour that make this printer look so elegant. The buttons or rather lack of buttons on this printer could be looked at as a bad thing. However when I use a printer I tend to control all the settings off my pc anyway so I suppose it doesn’t matter that much. The three buttons that are included on this printer are the power button, the paper feed button, ... Read review

Advantages: Cost, reliability, ease of use, top quality print, compact size
Disadvantages: It's a hard working, reliable Volvo, not a Jaguar

...I would always stick with Samsung and I might look for one that prints more copies per minute and possibly in colour simply because of the job that I do, but if there was nothing suitable I would be delighted to buy the exact same model and would happily pay three times what I did. The fact that you can now get this model for nearly half the price is amazing. If you want clever extras and fancy tricks it might not be the model for you, but if you ...
...a year at @ £40), extremely hard working and problem free, I'm very happy to recommend this printer. The quality of print is excellent (I create professional books, thesis, wedding invitations and high quality business documents.) with great sharpness on a range of different papers. I've never had any problem with it and you can literally take it out of the box and go. ... Read review

Advantages: Quick, efficient, high quality
Disadvantages: Photocopy function slightly worse than normal prints

...As regards printing cartridges, the Canon brand may not be the cheapest, but then again, you must pay for quality. Also, there aren't really any "cheap" brands of much worth available anyway. In all fairness, the durability of the cartridges makes them worth everything single penny in my view. I regularly use my printer, and I was surprised by how economic it was. A little ink certainly goes a very long way with this printer A very very long way ...
...it to potential buyers. The Canon Pixma MP180 is the complete package, and an excellent all-rounder. There are no serious faults with it, it is extremely easy to set up and use, and it is very cheap regaring the longevity of its cartridges. An excellent multi-function printer, that I'm sure would more than satisy anyone's needs. ... Read review

Advantages: Does the job
Disadvantages: Not so easy to operate

After using the ML1710 for about a month and printing over 3000 pages, I can say that it is a good buy for the money.The purpose of use for the printer was to enable us to print larger documents, mainly text with some low resolution graphics.The printer is connected to a small local domain controller, and print server that together serve up to 3 clients.Running a two sided print is cumbersome to say the least and a bug in the operation scrambles ... Read review