This A3+ printer uses eight dye-ink cartridges, including three black and grey inks for better monochrome printing. Canon's ChromaLife 100 inks have a claimed life expectancy of 100 years or more. The print resolution is 4800X2400, reproducing very fine detail.

I love it! Printed my daughter's wedding invitations on it and they were perfect! They were large tri-fold so iI needed a printer that would handle larger media. I have also printed several photos and they all looked like they were done by a professional.

The Canon Pixma Pro-100 is a versatile printer that is more than capable of meeting the needs of the casual amateur or the avid professional.

Crisp and clean photographs; Color clarity is wonderful; Wi-Fi enabled

Bulky; My Image Garden; Matte paper prints lacking

Excellent quality prints and an affordable price are what makes the Canon Pixma Pro-100 a terrific photo printer.

Print size up to 13x19; Excellent output quality; Black inks generate excellent monochrome prints

Large and heavy; Slower print times

Prints absolutely stunning pictures. Couldn't have asked for more for pictures up to 13x19".

Needed to replace the older HP printer in my office with one that can handle high quality and different types of paper. This printer fit the bill. It had easy set up and although it is a little slower than expected all the prints come out with excellent quality.

Quality and size of prints Quiet Easy set up

Slow printing Large printer; needs a lot of space

This is my third 13x10 printer. The other two were the

This printer is fast

- Ink is $124 for all 8 cartridges; For small 4x6 prints, it is actually cheaper to go to Walgreens, but the quality of this printer is higher than the quality of their printers; For large prints, this costs about half what Walgreens charges.

Great printer, loved the quality in colors when printing on regular photo paper. Although it was super hard finding compatible thick inkjet cardstock paper for the printer. Regular matte cardstock would always print dull.

Following his test of the pigmented-ink PRO-10 in the last issue, Trevern Dawes turns his attention to its dye-based cousin, the Pixma PRO-100 which replaces the popular Pro9000 Mark II.

I bought this printer from Henry's 18 months ago. I'd only used it about a dozen times when the printer refused to power up. The support from Canon Canada was inadequate - the printer was out of warranty and the customer support representative informed me that there were no nearby service centres...