Canon PIXMA iP4700 Premium Inkjet Photo Printer
Dec 07, 2009 in
Computers & Software
- Incredible 9600 x 2400 color dpi1 for the best in photo lab printing
- Print amazing 4 x 6 inch borderless photos in approx. 20 seconds
- The ChromaLife100+ system gives you beautiful and long lasting photos
- Keep It Green – Built-in 2 sided printing helps the environment and cuts your paper usage by 50%
- Do even more with the included software from easily printing web pages with “Easy-Web Print EX-4″
- effortlessly adjusting photos with the new “Auto Photo Fix II”
Product Description
Stylish Photo Printer with 5 Individual Ink Tanks and Built-in Auto Duplex Printing…. More >>
Canon PIXMA iP4700 Premium Inkjet Photo Printer
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5 comments
Waterbouquet on December 7, 2009 at 9:47 am
Canon’s successor to its popular iP4600 has received glowing reviews, but unlike the European and Australian versions, the USA model of the iP4700 does not offer CD/DVD printing capability.
‘Sup with that, Canon???!
J. Palmer on December 7, 2009 at 11:12 am
I’ve only been using this printer for 3 weeks, but have been using it a lot. I’m using it only for photos. The prints come out much better than my older HP photo printer. I would recommend this printer to anyone that wants to print out great photos.
Paul S. Boyd Batstone on December 7, 2009 at 1:40 pm
I needed a printer to fit in a tight space. I would like to have a printer with more features and possibly higher quality photo printing like some of the higher end Canon printers. Nevertheless, Canon makes a high quality printer even at lower ends of their spectrum.
Robert N. Renner Jr. on December 7, 2009 at 1:51 pm
Looking for a printer that just prints, without scanners, faxes or other unnecessary and expensive distractions, I found this jewel. Excellent photos, very good text at a reasonable price and with reasonably low cost of operation.
Thomas J. Woodall Jr. on December 7, 2009 at 2:54 pm
The quality of the printing from this printer is as good as any I have seen, which makes it all the worse that I still can’t give it better than one star. The fact is that if it were a car, it would be the number one model traded in during Cash for Clunkers, since this printer eats ink like Al Gore wastes fuel flying everywhere, and than some. It isn’t just on the high end settngs either, as even on fast quality and with standard paper it drains both your ink and your budget. If you have the money to burn, you’ll get great prints. If not, look for an older model like the 4200 or 4300, both of which I’ve owned (the 4700 was a replacement for the 4300 that lasted years and printed thousands of pages per month without sending me to the poor house over ink). After years of buying Canon, my next printer isn’t going to be from them without some serious research into ink consumption on their and other brand models. Too bad, I realy like the way this printer prints, but my old 4200 will be getting more use, with the 4700 saved for those rare times I can justify the cost.