Canon Pixma MP210 Reviews

Just a very brief review from me as all of the other reviews have said how good it is (which I agree with...there is a BUT though!). I picked this up when there was an offer on so the price of the printer ended up at around £20. A bargain. The ink isn't too badly priced around £15 which was half the price of Lexmark. The printer ...  Read the complete review

I needed a printer for university so my dad had a look on the internet and found that this Canon printer had had really good reccomendations and due to the fact that it was also a scanner and photo-copier was definitely worth the money! I've had this printer for almost a year now and have not had a single problem with it! It's easy to ...  Read the complete review

I picked up this printer a few months ago as Canon were offering £15 cashback (I'm not sure if they do this regularly, as you might want to keep your eyes open for other deals). Anyway, it cost me a total of about £25 plus packaging and posting. I was looking for a small, all-in-one printer for home use - just general letter printing, nothing ...  Read the complete review

This is a useful budget printer, copier, scanner system. I bought mine primarily as a printer, but has used it more and more often in its photo copier incarnation. As a teacher, I frequently need good quality copies at short notice for my students. The scan bed is of an adequate size (several inches larger than an A4 page) and produces both clear ...  Read the complete review

Canon Pixma MP210 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [What they say.] This standard Photo-All-in-One offers quality printing, scanning and copying at home, at a highly affordable price. A perfect tool for school work and personal administration-and beautiful photo ...  Read the complete review

The Canon Pixma MP210 has now been superseeded, but don't let that put you off this model. I bought this very cheap from PC World, for less than £30. What do you want for £30, it gives you great quality printing, great scanning and photocopying as well, all this for under £30........ My intention was to use it just for printing pics, ...  Read the complete review

This a great all in one printer, so far I am really happy with it. First of all one of the main things I wanted was a mid range printer, not something that was going to cost an arm and a leg. Well this fitted the bill perfectly. It cost me £40, but then I was able to claim £20 cash back from Canon which arrived pretty quickly, so this ...  Read the complete review

The first thing to say about the canon printer is that it is of a reasonable size, it is far from tiny but it is made more compact by the small flap that pages print onto, folding back up into the printer itself. Paper feeds through well although it can sometimes not be straight which may be unsuitable for precision printing, although for me it ...  Read the complete review

I brought this printer when my epson gave up. I got it from Amazon for £38 (plus I brought a cable for £2.99 as one doesn't come in the box). When it arrived, it was very easy to set up. There were instructions for a quick set up. I would say it took me no more than 15 mins to get it working, from the time it arrived until I started ...  Read the complete review

I was looking to replace our current colour printer, and came across this model. It had a couple of advantages over other models we had looked at. Firstly it was a mutli function printer, and included a scanner, which was a desirable extra. Secondly was the price. I paid £38 but had found a £20 cash back offer which meant I only paid £18 for it. ...  Read the complete review

If you want a reasonable scanner and colour printer for general use at a very good price then this is the one for you, not recomended for high spec work as there are not many functions its all very basic. The scanner is excellent it has funtions such as multiscan which means you can scan a number of items at the same time and it then ...  Read the complete review