Customer Reviews for S9000
S9000
Average Customer Rating:
(2 Reviews) 2
Rating Snapshot (2 reviews)
5 stars
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4 stars
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1 star
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1 out of 2(50%)reviewers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for S9000
Review 1 for S9000
Nickname: Plato-nic
Location: United States
Used this product for: more than 1 year
Expertise Level: Advanced Amateur
Mostly used for: Printing Documents
Canon Enthusiast: more than 20 years
Product replacement: No
Hmmmmmm. . .
Overall Rating
Features
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5
Performance
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Price/Value
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Quality
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Satisfaction
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Date:November 9, 2012
Cons: Low Quality Output, unreliable, canon was no help to me.
I received this printer,brand new, not refurbed, with a defective printhead. I have never been able to obtain a good print head, nor have I ever been able to produce a print that even approximates the color balance of the original. I have used Canon imaging software and Photoshop to no avail. Hundreds of dollars down the drain. I shot professionally with Canon cameras(film), lenses and other products; this was the only reason I chose the S9000. I'm disappointed by Canon for the first time.
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Review 2 for S9000
Nickname: skier
Location: Connecticut
Used this product for: more than 1 year
Expertise Level: Professional or Expert
Product replacement: Yes
Large format printer without large format price
Overall Rating
Features
4
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5
Performance
3
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5
Price/Value
3
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5
Quality
4
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5
Satisfaction
4
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5
Date:June 25, 2009
Pros: Easy Setup, easy to use, fast print speed, Sharp Tones & Colors, up to 13x19 print sizes
Cons: Large Footprint, Heavy/Bulky, High Ink Consumption, can't specify use of black cartidge for black only
Was looking for a printer that could print commercially available paper and in a "large format" without paying for a large format printer. Prints perfectly from 4x6 up to 12.5x19 papers. type is clear and crisp. pictures print sharp with no runoff or smudging in bright vibrant color. Cons-although it can be set to conserve ink when printing color it doesn't try to conserve. Also, no way to force it to use black cartidge for black only text.
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