Canon Pixma Pro-10

usability, design, noise, print quality, durability

price, performance, size

81% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, usability, design, reliability, noise

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94% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Easy Wi-Fi setup, CD printing tray, Excellent photo quality colour prints, Decent black and white reproduction*, Quiet printing

Quite small ink cartridges, Not the quickest at printing full size prints, Expensive for a full set of ink (~£88), *Black and white prints have a very slight sepia tone

Very good output quality when printing high-resolution image files ; Large capacity ink cartridges ; Three black inks can generate excellent monochrome prints ; Wi-Fi connectivity

Large and heavy ; No memory card slots ; Can only handle cut sheet paper, not rolls ; Speed is not its forte

A wide-format printer in general is a different animal from a standard photo printer. You can get exceptional prints from the Pro-10, but it’s going to cost you time tweaking the image and possibly doing multiple prints before you hit the right spot.

Outputs gallery-worthy photos. Especially good with monochrome photo printing. Excellent text quality.

Can't print from paper rolls.

Of the three Canon Pixma PRO printers, the PRO-10 provides the best balance of price, cost per milliliter of ink, speed, size, and image quality of the group. The PRO-10 is a touch larger than the Editors' Choice Epson Stylus Photo R3000, is...

Outstanding print quality with pigment inks ; Bundled Print Studio Pro software’s Pro Mode makes expert color management easier than ever ; Wi-Fi, ethernet, and USB connectivity

Initial software installation process can be confusing ; Print Studio Pro printing app doesn’t work with Aperture

The choice is not an easy one. The Pixma Pro-10 costs more than the Pixma Pro-100 initially, and will continue to cost more with each print you make. And in most of my test prints, I found it hard to tell the difference between the Pro-10’s prints and...

The PIXMA Pro-10 is a competent performer that can produce very nice-looking prints in both colour and monochrome. Unfortunately, it fits into a unique slot in the current market, so there's nothing to compare it with. The closest match is Epson's...

Prints, both colour and black and white, are stunning. The rendering of fine detail is superb, even in difficult features such as a self-patterned black fabric ; DISLIKE: A borderless A3+ print on Platinum glossy paper was marred by mechanical roller...

A borderless A3+ print on Platinum glossy paper was marred by mechanical roller tracks, an effect not seen on prints with even a small border. The Australian price of ink cartridges is unconscionable – $21 here as against $13 in London, Hong Kong and...

For any serious photographer intending to make exhibition quality prints, even if only for the bragging wall in the pool room, the Pixma Pro-10 is a winner. It’s a pity that the cost of operation is so high in these benighted parts. As it stands this...

Very good print quality with great color and realistic skin tones; good black-and-white print results; fast and quiet; built-in Wi-Fi option; easy set up

Fewer gray inks than the step-up model mean there’s less detail in the shadow areas; a large printer for just 13-inch output; no roll feed option

With its ten pigment inks, the Canon Pro-10 is the step-down model from the bigger and, it should be said, better 12-ink Canon Pro-1. The Pro-10 is still a high-quality, 13-inch printer that might attract pros looking to save a few bucks. (It’s $300...

Prints extremely good photos, is easy to use and so far no problems.

Ink cartridges are a bit small considering cost, and make certain you have some spare Grey at the CO coating as you go through these quickly. Setting up was not quite as stated, but I got there in the end.