Canon PIXMA iP6210D

Pros: Simple design, easy to use, customer support

Cons: Both cartridges needed even if you're not printing photos.

The Bottom Line: Perfectly fine if all you need is a basic day-to-day printer especially for document printing. Not bad at all.

Review: Like the other Canon printers I've had in the past, this printer has been a reliable worker. For such an inexpensive printer, the print quality is good. I don't use it for photo printing, but it does just fine with documents. One thing to note is ...

Pros: Above average photo quality, multiple direct print options

Cons: Below average speed, does not use separate ink cartridges, no LCD screen

The Bottom Line: Competent photo inkjet printer best suited for budget conscious photo printing hobbyists

Review: Introduction The PIXMA iP6210D is Canon's recent entry into the already crowded budget inkjet photo printer market, and at $100 MSRP is priced similarly to competitors offerings. With the right type of photo paper, the company's PIXMA line of ...

Pros: Great print quality, low price, built-in memory card slots

Cons: Uses 3-color ink cartridges, print speed not phenomenal

The Bottom Line: Possibly the perfect home photo printer. Great quality, low price and easy to use. Too bad it doen't have individual ink cartridges.

Review: We’ve all bought these budget printers before. You know the ones I mean. The printer with bundled cartridges costs less than the ink cartridges alone, so you just keep on buying printers instead of replacing the ink. Lexmark is notorious for making ...

Pros: Inexpensive but has Canon quality

Cons: Few, if any.

Review: I replaced an abysmal Lexmark 5150 all-in-one for this inexpensive photo printer. The differences are too great to list. I paid a "premium" price of $100 for this Canon and after dozens of photos and a few hundred text print-outs, finally had to replace ...

Pros: Small, cheap and sounded like a quiter printer

Cons: Installation was a little issue. Haven't used much to see the cons.

Review: I bought it at Fry's (08/06/06) for $19.99 after $50.00 mail in rebate (30+20). There were some issues during install but, overall everything went fine. Printed on photo 4X6 and it came out great and in about 5-7 seconds after it did some ...