OT: Anyone have a Canon S630 or S600 printer, comments?
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OT: Anyone have a Canon S630 or S600 printer, comments?
I have a Lexmark Z51 and LOVED it, loved the photos, etc. It only cost me like $100 and was a great deal. Except like many others once the ink well dried up the printer can not print for the life of it. I thought it might be drivers since I am running XP now, but they have full XP drivers, and did not change a thing. I did some searching around and found out this happens A LOT. So I guess it is time to get a new printer. I do not want to spend more then $200 since I have access to just about any kind of printer at work, so I just need a real good photo/general purpose printer at home. I was looking at the Canon S630, the S600 is $50 less, but I want to make sure they do just as well. Thanks in advance for any comments
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When you ink is low, the ink will dry. Plus the ink in the well will dry up also
Once it does your print outs look like complete crap. I wish I could show you what it looks like, but the colors no longer match up. I am worried about buying new cartriges since they are so expensive I do not want to buy some and it would not fix the problem. If you check out Cnet.com and search for Z51 and look at the reviews/opinions you will see a lot of the same problems.
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I have an S800
I have an S800 - got it for printing on glossy photo paper. It prints very well on this type of paper - you can't even tell it's the photo hasn't been processed. However, plain paper is so so in image quality.
I have heard nothing but good things about the S600. I wish I would have bought that one actually. BTW, the S800 has 6 ink cartridges and not the 4 that are in the S600. This gives the photos that extra clarity.
I don't think you can go wrong for the price with either model.
I have heard nothing but good things about the S600. I wish I would have bought that one actually. BTW, the S800 has 6 ink cartridges and not the 4 that are in the S600. This gives the photos that extra clarity.
I don't think you can go wrong for the price with either model.
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