Canon Pixma Pro 9500 Photo Color Printer, 4800 x 2400 dpi, for Windows & Macintosh

2009-07-08T21:00:00

This is my second Canon printer. First one I9900 lasted 3 years This one lasted 3 years. Canon support charged me [$] to tell me to have it repaired. I have many Canon products and would not buy a Canon printer again. I hope I have more luck with Epson.

Steve I.

2009-02-05T19:00:00

Only problem is the Ink Tank Errors that I have. Cyan and Black Photo tanks have problems and need to be reset once in a while

J

2009-02-05T19:00:00

I purchased this product hoping for excellent Black and White photos along with superior color photos. Needless to say I was blown away by the prints and very happy that I will likely never have to use a professional service again.

Jon B.

2009-01-06T19:00:00

Does GREAT prints - some "bronze" effect with the blacks and greys on glossy paper. Have trouble with Ilford paper jamming in the Auto Feed chute. Canon (of course) recommends using ONLY Canon Paper... SHAME ON THEM for that kind of B.S. Their printer should use most other papers without a problem. You CAN use Ilford - you just have to use the front feed - which you have to re-setup every 10 minutes. Canon also does not have any profiles for 11X17 size paper because THEY don't make it. It is a good printer, but the off-brand paper issue REALLY IRRITATES me!

Dick

2008-12-28T19:00:00

If your looking for a high quality printer, look no further.

zekeboy

2008-12-28T19:00:00

This performs better than the labs I use!! The footprint is smaller than the iPF printers, weighs a ton less, and has the same results. You can't go wrong with this printer.

ALFRED T.

2008-05-05T21:00:00

Ever wonder what all them pixels were for?

1boogieman

2008-05-03T21:00:00

This is my first printer of this quality/price range and my first from Canon. I had a slight hesitation to purchase this model due to several comments about it not being good for glossy surfaces but I don't have any issues with how it prints on glossy surfaces and it certainly looks great on "satin" and "lustre" surfaces. Calibrated my Dell LCD monitor with Spyder 2 and the prints come out of the printer a great match to what I see on screen. Very pleased in the short run!

Kim

2007-09-11T21:00:00

Pixma Pro 9500 is definitely a pro printer. Since I use it only for 2 weeks now, can't say anything about reliability (think that will not be an issue though) or the ink consumption (have noticed the grey ink is consumed more than others - but that depends which photos You usually print (i do mostly b/w)). It delivers prints reasonably fast, very accurate and detailed prints, the colour reproduction is great. When printing in colour (and if you look really closely) can say that blacks on the high glossy Canon papers seem, well, a bit odd - looking from an angle they appear as looking at the negative, as if the black colour layer has a different consistency than the coulour part of the print. Very strange since b/w prints on the same paper look stunning and the blacks are outstanding - maybe a paper/driver issue. In all other aspects I am definitely pleased with this product and think it represents a great value for the money. The very best product if you mainly print b/w.

BG

2007-08-16T21:00:00

Great printer for professional quality prints. Do not use if you plan to use glossy paper.The pro9500 was not made for glossy, so dont expect good prints if you do use glossy a lot. I recommend using ilford gallerie smooth pearl paper. With the ilford paper, prints are of lab quality. Color is very accurate straight out of the box. Im sure it has to do with the canon workflow that they have created to use with all their products. I only used outside labs to print my photos, but with the pro9500 i have changed my mind. I never knew an inkjet printer could create such stunning prints. Im glad i purchased this printer.

Dee