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**stepheno** · 23-01-2006, 19:04

Well someone will have to put in a word for Canon. I've had two Epsons and have three Canons (4i Laser printer, S500 and Pixma4000. Both Epsons had clogging problems to the point where they were only binable. Now I know that isn't a fare damnation of Epson but one tends to learn from ones own experience.

All my Canons have extremely good build and reliabilty and don't clog. I use the Pixma for colour prints and they give very good quality and economy with compatibles - and if there is a future problem with the nozzles I can just change the print head.

Having said that, I think people will have their favourite, based on past experience but if you are buying new I would recommend you look at the Pixma range. There's one to suit all levels and pockets.

regards

23-01-2006, 19:04	#10 (permalink)
stepheno Pixalo Crew Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 6,431	Well someone will have to put in a word for Canon. I've had two Epsons and have three Canons (4i Laser printer, S500 and Pixma4000. Both Epsons had clogging problems to the point where they were only binable. Now I know that isn't a fare damnation of Epson but one tends to learn from ones own experience. All my Canons have extremely good build and reliabilty and don't clog. I use the Pixma for colour prints and they give very good quality and economy with compatibles - and if there is a future problem with the nozzles I can just change the print head. Having said that, I think people will have their favourite, based on past experience but if you are buying new I would recommend you look at the Pixma range. There's one to suit all levels and pockets. regards __________________ "upgrade your ability before upgrading your kit" Some new photographs here.