It is very big, but won't really print very large photos. It is as slow as molasses, there doesn't really seem to be a quick print draft for black and white at all. You can't just click a button and "print", there always seems to be a need to get an error message and then tell it, no it's really OK,...

After reading a huge number of reviews , write up etc i finally chose this Canon Prixma 100s . It delivered quickly and well packaged . Once unpacked the first thing you notice is the size and wieght , its very heavy and pretty big even for an A3 printer .

The Canon Pixma Pro-100 is a great printer. Very glad to have found it. Especially good on black and white prints but also color is very accurate. Seems quite fast compared to my old printer.

The Canon Pixma Pro-100 is the entry-level model in Canon's Pro range of A3+ printers, aimed at semi-professional and professional photographers and printers. It uses the same ChromaLife 100 inks as many of Canon's smaller A4 inkjet printers and MFPs, which have always done well in our photo quality...

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.

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.

I am very happy with the Canon Pro 100. I've own HP Photosmart printers in the past and this one beats all of them for quality of the picture matching what I shoot with my DSLR.

I recently ditched my old Epson R2400 printer and switch to Canon PRO-100 when an incredible rebate promotion enabled me to get it for $100 (after rebate) with a free packet of 50 sheets of Canon Pro Semi Gloss 33X19 paper. Both the printer and the Canon Pro papers are made for each other.