Canon Pixma MX700 Office All-On-One Inkjet Printer (2186B002)
Canon PIXMA MX700 Office All-On-One Inkjet Printer
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With this networkable PIXMA MX700 All-In-One Office Printer, you'll be able to print photos right from compatible memory cards, selecting and enhancing images on the 1.8" color LCD display or directly from a digital camera or DV camcorder. You'll achieve up to Super G3 fax2 speed in color or Black & White and the expanded memory can store 40 speed dial codes and receive 100 incoming pages. Copies will be remarkably true to the originals, and when scanning photos you'll produce impressive 2400-dpi results with vibrant 48-bit color depth. The automatic document feeder holds 30 originals, making it easier to copy, scan or fax large documents. Dual Color Gamut Processing Technology automatically optimizes quality based on the type of originals you are copying. The Ethernet interface lets you establish or connect to a home or office network. Produce beautiful scans with vibrant 48-bit color depth Scanner Max Resolutions - Optical 2400 x 4800 dpi, Interpolated 19,200 x 19,200 dpi 8.5x11.7 Max Document Size Fax Modem Speed - 33.6 Kbps (Super G3 color fax), Black 3 seconds per page, Color 1 minute per page Print wirelessly right from your PictBridge enabled mobile camera phone Quick Start - Powering up your printer is now much faster Paper Sizes - Credit Card (2.13x3.39), 4x6, 4x8, 5x7, 8x10, Letter, Legal, U.S. #10 envelopes and Photo Stickers Compatibility - Windows Vista, Windows XP, 2000 and Mac OS X v.10.2.8 to 10.4.x10
Lowest Used Price: USD 100.00
Lowest Refurbished Price: USD 66.00
- All-in-one printer can preview, scan, copy, print, and fax
- Color resolution up to 4800 x 1200 dpi
- Automatic Document Feeder holds up to 30 sheets of originals to easily copy, scan, or fax large documents
- 1.8-inch color LCD photo preview display
- 1-year limited warranty
Color: Gray/Black
Model: 2186B002
excellent printer
I used to by HP printers but they are junk, this Cannon MX700 is a great printer and its wireless when pluged into your router.
I also have a Cannon 850 at my office that gets quite a workout and has never let me down. I'm sold on Cannon!
Great printer
This is now my favorite printer. Setup was easy and it comes with full size, fully loaded ink cartridges. The cartridges are opaque so you can see how much ink is left. I was also pleased to learn this printer could be networked. Having used it several times I am very happy with how it functions. The scanning works great, even for double sided. It won't scan both sides at it once but will insert the reverse side in proper order. It's fairly quiet. Couldn't beat the price of the printer or the ink. So far I have printed a couple of e-books (which goes against the whole idea of an e-book) and I still have plenty of ink left. Highly recommend this printer to everyone.
bargain printer
great printer for the price (honestly, it felt like i was getting it for free)... the only complaint i have is that there is no covered paper tray in which i can leave a stack of paper... you have to leave the output tray fully open in order to leave a stack (which i dont like to do since it is easy to bump into and break off)... but features and print quality are on par with all others in this category
After a year of use - the things that make me CRAZY!!!.
I've had this thing for a year. It's been a love/hate relationship. I like the network connectivity, it's my first machine where I can reliably print and scan from any computer on the network. And it's an okay scanner. But today, again, I nearly kicked in its front panel from frustration, so I figured a) time to get something I like more, and b) time to let people know what to beware of.
1) Paper handling -- AUGH! It's got two feeds, front tray and rear tray. Good luck figuring it out. The front tray jams one sheet out of three, so I try to use the rear -- except it keeps setting itself back to the front tray. You can try to set the feed switch on the front panel, you can try to set the printer preferences on your computer, and still what do you know, it's choking on paper out of the front tray. It's enough to make me see stars!
2) I've never had a printer that prints out documents at a slant. At least, until now. I throw away a huge number of prints because it just comes out at a 5 or 10 degree angle from vertical, and it looks ridiculous.
3) The fax is difficult to entice to work. It makes me long for the old thermal fax I had a decade or two ago, one with nice big buttons to start the fax, receive a fax, whatever. This one, the phone rings and rings and it won't pick up, or it picks up and drops, and I go into the menu and try setting number of rings, telephone priority preference, yada yada, and I still can't get the #$%!#@ thing to pick up. I've tried sending recently as well with no luck. I've given up on faxing and am now scanning and sending PDFs. So at the least it's over-complicated, and at worst it plain doesn't work.
4) Print quality. Surprised that I'm complaining about this, but it's really never delivered stunning photo prints -- I actually miss my HP for this one. And the amount of time I've spent with no blue showing up even with a fresh blue cartridge in there, etc... Endless frustration. Most of my printing is black and white, so I guess I'm okay, but when I have to do color, it's gonna be all yellow, or all magenta.
So knowing what I know now, would I have bought it? Nope. No way. I hope there are a lot of choices out there for network connectivity now, as I'm going shopping. Who knows, the new Canons may be a different animal, but this beast has lost my favor and I can't wait to see it go.
printer setup was straight forward
I had no problems getting the Canon PIXMA MX700 Office All-On-One Inkjet Printer setup. Followed the instructions carefully and was able to set it up in short order.
Read the instructions carefully before starting the setup. More instructions to get it to work from the router. This is one of the reasons that I bought this printer, it will work on the network with out the need of a computer to operate it.
Still fairly new but so far it has worked flawlessly.