Canon PIXMA PRO-200S Professional 13" Wireless Inkjet Photo Printer with 3.0" Color LCD Monitor, 8-Color Dye-Based Ink, Black
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Description
- 8 COLOR dye-based ink system produces vibrant, high quality prints. - BORDERLESS PRINTING from 3.5" x 3.5" up to 13" x 19". - HIGH SPEED PRINTING — bordered A3+ print in just 90 seconds or bordered 8" x 10" print in 53 seconds. - 3.0'' COLOR LCD MONITOR -- Easily check ink levels, printer status, and other settings.
Details
General Specifications
- Printer Type
- Inkjet
- Other Special Features of the Product
- Energy Star
- Printer Output Type
- Color
- Item Weight
- 32 Pounds
- Item Dimensions D x W x H
- 28.7"D x 18.6"W x 14.04"H
- Print media
- Paper (plain)
- Maximum Copy Speed Black and White
- 2 ppm
- Warranty Type
- Limited
- Ink Color
- cyan, magenta, yellow, black
- Additional Printer Functions
- Print Only
- Number of Trays
- 2
- Resolution
- 4800 x 2400
Print Speed
- Color Pages per Minute
- 2 ppm
- B&W Pages per Minute
- 2 ppm
Paper Handling
- Maximum Media Size
- A4
- Maximum Sheet Capacity
- 100
- Paper Size
- 3.5" x 3.5" (Square), 3.5" x 5", 4" x 6", 5" x 5" (Square), 5" x 7", 7" x 10", 8" x 10", Letter (8.5" x 11"), Legal (8.5" x 14"), 10" x 12", 11" x 17" (Ledger), 12" x 12" (Square), 13" x 19" (A3+), 210×594mm (Panorama Size), Custom (up to 13" x 39")
Connectivity
- Printer Connectivity Type
- Wi-Fi
- Hardware Interface
- Ethernet, USB
- Total Usb Ports
- 1
Copy Resolution
- Maximum Copy Resolution Color
- 4800 x 2400dpi
- Maximum Copy Resolution Black and White
- 4800
Item Details
- Brand
- Canon
- Model Name
- PIXMA PRO-200S
- Model Number
- 6875C002
- Built-In Media
- Inkjet Cartridges, Paper
- Model Series
- PIXMA PRO
- Specific Uses For Product
- Professional Photo Printing
- Manufacturer
- Canon
- Warranty Description
- 1 year limited
- Item Type Name
- Inkjet Printer
- Unit Count
- 1.0 Count
Color
- Color
- Black
- Color Depth
- 48 bpp
Print Resolution
- Maximum print Resolution Color
- 4800 x 2400dpi
- Maximum Print Resolution Black and White
- 4800
Duplex Printing
- Duplex
- Simplex
Frequently asked questions
- What is the print speed of this printer?
- Bordered A3+ print in just 90 seconds or bordered 8" x 10" print in 53 seconds.
- What type of ink does this printer use?
- It uses an 8 color dye-based ink system.
- Does this printer support wireless connectivity?
- Yes, the printer connectivity type is Wi-Fi.
Customer reviews
Incredible Photos, Low Ink Usage and Easy to Use
Before buying this printer I did exhaustive research on print quality and reliability. In truth, if you're looking for a quality dye-based ink photo printer, either Canon or Epson would fit the bill. But the research I found showed that the Canon print nozzles do not clog as frequently, and that Canon printers require less overall maintenance. The 200S is cartridge-based, so ink costs will be higher than the tank printers. Still, this printer seems pretty economical because after set-up, it did not use any ink that I could tell. After printing several letter-sized photos to test out different Canon papers, the ink levels are still almost topped up. The printer quality is, simply put, amazing. Even matte black and white prints are stunning. The colors on glossy, luster, and semi-gloss papers really pop. The blacks and gradients show details that I couldn't detect on my computer or phone screen. If you are a photographer or artist, you will be extremely happy with the results! Now, for the downside. Firstly, the printer itself big and fairly heavy. So you'll need a deeper and sturdy table to place it on. That said, it is also very well built and does not feel flimsy at all. Secondly, the set-up is not the best. If you use the phone, the install screens seemed to jump, and I couldn't expand the view without losing the page. I had to go to a youtube video of the installation, which was much better. There was also the issue of connecting to my wifi, which took a while. I also have a Canon Laser printer that was connected to wifi, and that connection was interfering with linking up to the 200S. After I turned off the laser printer, the 200S made the connection. I installed this for both my cell phone and my computer, although the install makes you choose one or the other. Others have said that the installation is not that great and I have to agree. Also, a note to Canon-- please hire an instructional designer who knows how to write clearer instructions! I'm pretty tech-oriented, so I figured I could get this to work. But this is a customer service issue and those who are not tech confident may have some issues completing the installation. If you're plugged in through USB it may be easier but I didn't use that option. I downloaded the Canon App for my phone, and print through that. I haven't yet downloaded any ICC files for other papers because I'm trying out the Canon papers first. So far, they are excellent. Overall, once the printer is set up, the ease of use, low ink usage, and super high quality prints make the Canon Pro-200S an incredible photo printer.
Before buying this printer I did exhaustive research on print quality and reliability. In truth, if you're looking for a quality dye-based ink photo printer, either Canon or Epson would fit the bill. But the research I found showed that the Canon print nozzles do not clog as frequently, and that Canon printers require less overall maintenance. The 200S is cartridge-based, so ink costs will be higher than the tank printers. Still, this printer seems pretty economical because after set-up, it did not use any ink that I could tell. After printing several letter-sized photos to test out different Canon papers, the ink levels are still almost topped up. The printer quality is, simply put, amazing. Even matte black and white prints are stunning. The colors on glossy, luster, and semi-gloss papers really pop. The blacks and gradients show details that I couldn't detect on my computer or phone screen. If you are a photographer or artist, you will be extremely happy with the results! Now, for the downside. Firstly, the printer itself big and fairly heavy. So you'll need a deeper and sturdy table to place it on. That said, it is also very well built and does not feel flimsy at all. Secondly, the set-up is not the best. If you use the phone, the install screens seemed to jump, and I couldn't expand the view without losing the page. I had to go to a youtube video of the installation, which was much better. There was also the issue of connecting to my wifi, which took a while. I also have a Canon Laser printer that was connected to wifi, and that connection was interfering with linking up to the 200S. After I turned off the laser printer, the 200S made the connection. I installed this for both my cell phone and my computer, although the install makes you choose one or the other. Others have said that the installation is not that great and I have to agree. Also, a note to Canon-- please hire an instructional designer who knows how to write clearer instructions! I'm pretty tech-oriented, so I figured I could get this to work. But this is a customer service issue and those who are not tech confident may have some issues completing the installation. If you're plugged in through USB it may be easier but I didn't use that option. I downloaded the Canon App for my phone, and print through that. I haven't yet downloaded any ICC files for other papers because I'm trying out the Canon papers first. So far, they are excellent. Overall, once the printer is set up, the ease of use, low ink usage, and super high quality prints make the Canon Pro-200S an incredible photo printer.
Great print quality
I’m very happy with the print quality. Prints are almost stunning. Another plus is that it is probably the quietest printer I’ve owned. My only negatives are that I wish the ink cartridges lasted a bit longer, and that print speed was a little faster. However, the cartridges are not expensive and the print quality is worth the wait. So far, I’ve printed roughly thirty 8.5”x11” borderless prints mostly on matte photo paper, and the black cartridge is more than half consumed with dark gray and one or two others not far behind This is a dye-based printer, and I’m hoping that print longevity meets my needs. I’ll be experimenting with that in the next few months. The set-up guide was a bit unclear in places, but overall, set-up was easy, including wireless connectivity. Canon’s Professional Print and Layout software is not the most polished, but it gets the job done. For me, this printer represents a nearly ideal compromise among print quality, initial cost, operating cost, and maximum print size. After a bad experience with a rival brand photo printer almost twenty years ago—early onset print quality issues followed by discontinuance of support and even cartridge sales—I wasn’t sure I’d ever buy another. But as of today, I’m wishing I hadn’t waited so long to jump back in.
I’m very happy with the print quality. Prints are almost stunning. Another plus is that it is probably the quietest printer I’ve owned. My only negatives are that I wish the ink cartridges lasted a bit longer, and that print speed was a little faster. However, the cartridges are not expensive and the print quality is worth the wait. So far, I’ve printed roughly thirty 8.5”x11” borderless prints mostly on matte photo paper, and the black cartridge is more than half consumed with dark gray and one or two others not far behind This is a dye-based printer, and I’m hoping that print longevity meets my needs. I’ll be experimenting with that in the next few months. The set-up guide was a bit unclear in places, but overall, set-up was easy, including wireless connectivity. Canon’s Professional Print and Layout software is not the most polished, but it gets the job done. For me, this printer represents a nearly ideal compromise among print quality, initial cost, operating cost, and maximum print size. After a bad experience with a rival brand photo printer almost twenty years ago—early onset print quality issues followed by discontinuance of support and even cartridge sales—I wasn’t sure I’d ever buy another. But as of today, I’m wishing I hadn’t waited so long to jump back in.
Excellent Photo Printer for Hobbyists Who Want Pro-Level Results
As a photography hobbyist, I’ve been extremely impressed with the Canon PIXMA PRO-200S. Setup was straightforward, wireless printing works reliably, and the print quality is outstanding. Colors are vibrant, detail is sharp, and my photos look far more professional than anything I’ve printed at home before. I especially like being able to print larger 13" images with great clarity and rich color depth. The printer is also much quieter and faster than I expected for a photo printer. Ink usage seems reasonable for the quality you get. If you enjoy photography and want gallery-quality prints without the complexity of a commercial setup, this printer is a fantastic choice.
As a photography hobbyist, I’ve been extremely impressed with the Canon PIXMA PRO-200S. Setup was straightforward, wireless printing works reliably, and the print quality is outstanding. Colors are vibrant, detail is sharp, and my photos look far more professional than anything I’ve printed at home before. I especially like being able to print larger 13" images with great clarity and rich color depth. The printer is also much quieter and faster than I expected for a photo printer. Ink usage seems reasonable for the quality you get. If you enjoy photography and want gallery-quality prints without the complexity of a commercial setup, this printer is a fantastic choice.
less complex - good pics
A good place to start before going to the 17". Uses much less ink, good quality, and less complexity for the average user. If you have a 17" this would be worthwhile as a second printer to do your less critical work. Save the big boy, and it expensive ink, for when you really do need it.
A good place to start before going to the 17". Uses much less ink, good quality, and less complexity for the average user. If you have a 17" this would be worthwhile as a second printer to do your less critical work. Save the big boy, and it expensive ink, for when you really do need it.
