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    Canon Pro-100 Printer deal

    http://www.techbargains.com/canon-pixma-pro100-deals

    I don't usually post "deals", but thought I'd pass this one on. I realize this printer is low-end compared to what many use, but for us non-professionals it might be (as the say on Prairie Home Companion) "good enough". I like mine.

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    Re: Canon Pro-100 Printer deal

    I have one and mostly like it. For the money I think it's a good value. However, at some point I would like to upgrade to an Epson 3880 or maybe the new P800.

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    Re: Canon Pro-100 Printer deal

    I got one on a similar deal a year or two ago. For the money, you can't beat it. I got it because it has three-grey B&W printing, and on that it does a great job. I don't know how it works for color.
    Thanks, but I'd rather just watch:
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    Re: Canon Pro-100 Printer deal

    I already have one, but it needs ink (or dye, in this case). So I decided to give it a shot. A whole printer with cartridges for $50 sounds better than paying more than a $100 for a set of cartridges alone. But when I tried entering the coupon code I received this message:

    Sorry!!!
    Please try again soon

    That's a rather odd message to get from B&H, but... apparently the coupon code is no good. For anyone needing a nice printer, $150 after rebate is still a great price, IMO.

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    Re: Canon Pro-100 Printer deal

    Great deal. Code works fine and you get a free pack of paper. But the cartridges as I recall are starter cartridges, ie not full?

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    Re: Canon Pro-100 Printer deal

    Alright, it worked this time. I don't recall mine coming with starter cartridges, but it has this message under accessories:

    Make sure you pick up a full set of ink to replace the introductory set that is included with your Canon PIXMA PRO-100 Wireless Professional Inkjet Photo Printer.

    Guess I'll resume waiting for a deal on a set of cartridges.

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    Re: Canon Pro-100 Printer deal

    Quote Originally Posted by Chance2 View Post
    Alright, it worked this time. I don't recall mine coming with starter cartridges, but it has this message under accessories:

    Make sure you pick up a full set of ink to replace the introductory set that is included with your Canon PIXMA PRO-100 Wireless Professional Inkjet Photo Printer.

    Guess I'll resume waiting for a deal on a set of cartridges.
    You may have a long wait. That's one reason they can offer such a great deal on the printer.

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    Re: Canon Pro-100 Printer deal

    I have this printer and I think it is awesome for the money! I bought ink for it for over $100 recently but needed more paper, extra ink, and a backup printer for $50 is just too good to resist so I just bought one. It was out of stock but I was still able to use the coupon ($299 checkout) and download the rebate ($250) form.

    Also, having used both the starter and fresh new inks for this printer, I don't really see any difference between the two. They both come in the same package and they lasted just the same. I think the language there for starter set is just creative marketing to make people buy more ink.

    Thanks for posting this!

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    Re: Canon Pro-100 Printer deal

    This is a dye printer, right? So one should use swellable paper, as opposed to instant dry, right? Does anyone know what swellable media is still available?
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    Re: Canon Pro-100 Printer deal

    Quote Originally Posted by mdarnton View Post
    I got one on a similar deal a year or two ago. For the money, you can't beat it. I got it because it has three-grey B&W printing, and on that it does a great job. I don't know how it works for color.
    Does PRO-100 use up color inks as it prints B&W? My PRO-1 did and needed all 12 inks constantly. I never found a way to just use B&W inks.

    The starter set was enough to prime the dern thing and then it was a money pit for me.

    I gave mine away.
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