Canon Pixma iX7000

1. PCMag.com

For small offices and home users who need to print on tabloid-size or larger paper, PCMag.com recommends the Canon iX7000 most highly. The three paper feeds allow you to conveniently load different sizes of paper and envelopes at once, and the Ethernet port and auto duplexer are convenient, too. Documents, graphics and photos come out reasonably quickly and at good quality, the review says.

Review: Canon iX7000 Inkjet Business Printer, M. David Stone, May 21, 2010

2. PCPro.co.uk

PC Pro finds the Canon Pixma iX7000 ideal for office users who want a reasonably priced printer that can produce large-format documents and graphics as well as photos. Photo quality is fine, although colors aren't as accurate as on the photo-centric Canon Pixma Pro9000 Mark II, the review says. But the iX7000 has business-centric features like an Ethernet port, automatic duplexer and faster document printing.

Review: Canon Pixma iX7000 Review, Dave Stevenson, Sept. 28, 2009

3. TrustedReviews.com

The Canon Pixma iX7000 prints good-quality photos, graphics and text, Simon Williams says, giving it an overall score of 7 out of 10. Print speeds are respectable in this test, except for slow front-and-back duplex printing. Text still doesn't look as sharp as with a color laser printer, but the iX7000 costs less and is a good choice for a large-format printer.

Review: Canon Pixma iX7000 Review, Simon Williams, July 18, 2010

4. PC World (Australia)

It's expensive for its class, and it's "big, slow and noisy," but this tester says the Canon Pixma iX7000's pigment-based inks do produce "fantastic" images on glossy paper. The bigger the image, though, the less detail it will have, because of the iX7000's relatively low resolution.

Review: Canon Pixma iX7000 A3 Inkjet Printer, James Hutchinson, Oct. 14, 2009

5. Amazon.com

Only eight users have posted reviews here so far, and they're mixed. A few are happy with the Canon Pixma iX7000, but five of the eight reviewers give it 1 or 2 stars out of 5. Complaints vary and include paper feed problems, computer/network incompatibility and printers that broke down.

Review: Canon Pixma iX7000 Inkjet Business Printer (3302B002), Contributors to Amazon.com