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Neither Canon Pixma PRO-10 nor Epson SureColor P800 were recommended by experts this month

On 4 Mar 2024 (25 days ago) we went through 71 Printer expert endorsements , however neither Canon Pixma PRO-10 nor Epson SureColor P800 were included in any of those recommendations. Since neither Printer received a single endorsement, as far as expert recommendations go, it's technically a tie. We do, however, recommend taking a look at Epson EcoTank Pro ET-5850 or other critically acclaimed Inkjet Printers of this month.

For reference, Epson EcoTank Pro ET-5850 received 3 endorsements this month, from Rtings.com (29 Feb 2024), PCMag (2 Mar 2024) and PC Guide (5 Jan 2024).

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Epson EcoTank Pro ET-5850
The Epson EcoTank Pro ET-5850 is a versatile all-in-one supertank printer that produces high-quality prints with sharp details and vivid colors, offers a wide range of connectivity options, and has scanning, copying, and faxing capabilities, making it a great investment for home or office use.
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Curious to see this month's entire Inkjet Printers ranking? It's here

About our ranking methodology

Customers like Canon Pixma PRO-10 way more

At ReviewFinder we prefer to focus on professional product reviews, because customer reviews can be disproportionately affected by unrelated factors such as delivery, specific seller listing problems, and, of course, fake reviews. With that said, below is the summary of consumer sentiment.

Canon Pixma PRO-10
Epson SureColor P800
Consumer score (CS) is a normalized computed representation of customers' sentiment towards a product.
CS of 10 is similar to a 4.8 star review, CS of 0 is similar to a 2 star review.

Canon Pixma PRO-10, the cheaper option, tends to get more favorable reviews than Epson SureColor P800.

As can be seen in the chart above, median best-selling printer receives a consumer score of 7.3 (good). Canon Pixma PRO-10 ranks higher than that and Epson SureColor P800 ranks lower than that.

Canon Pixma PRO-10
In comparison:
Canon Pixma PRO-10 ranks #69 out of 160.
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7.4
Good
Epson SureColor P800
In comparison:
Epson SureColor P800 ranks #138 out of 160.
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5.3
Average
Median best-selling Printer
In comparison:
HP OfficeJet Pro 9025e ranks #81 out of 160.
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7.3
Good





Canon Pixma PRO-10 is more popular than Epson SureColor P800

It's fairly safe to say that Canon Pixma PRO-10 is a more popular printer than Epson SureColor P800, based on its 200+ reviews. Popularity is determined based on product sales. Note that older and cheaper products tend to sell more.


To consider

Customers who view Canon Pixma PRO-10 and Epson SureColor P800 often consider Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-300, a cheaper option.
Table: Top compared alternatives for Canon Pixma PRO-10 and Epson SureColor P800
Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-300 $840
We don't yet have enough review information for Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-300
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2 expert recommendations Cheaper
Epson WF-7710 $1000
In comparison:
Epson WF-7710 ranks #28 out of 160. Very high levels of customer satisfaction.
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8.3
Great
No expert recommendations More Popular Better Reviews
Canon Pixma Pro-100 $940
In comparison:
Canon Pixma Pro-100 ranks #44 out of 160. Very high levels of customer satisfaction.
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8.0
Great
No expert recommendations Cheaper More Popular Better Reviews
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Critic Consensus Common points from expert reviews summarized.
As can be seen below, in Mar 2024 neither Canon Pixma PRO-10 nor Epson SureColor P800 were recommended by key experts who publish Inkjet Printers recommendations.
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Epson EcoTank Pro ET-5850
The Epson EcoTank Pro ET-5850 is a versatile all-in-one supertank printer that produces high-quality prints with sharp details and vivid colors, offers a wide range of connectivity options, and has scanning, copying, and faxing capabilities, making it a great investment for home or office use.
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Brother MFC-J1205W
The Brother MFC-J1205W is a versatile printer with high-quality prints, multiple connectivity options, and the ability to handle different types of paper and media, but lacks automatic duplex printing and an ADF.
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Brother MFC-J4335DW
The Brother MFC-J4335DW is a versatile all-in-one printer suitable for home and small office use, offering good print quality, decent speed, reliable paper handling, and efficient ink usage.
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From Seller:
  • The combination of Pigment based inks and Chroma Optimizer adds uniform glossiness, a wide color gamut and dense blacks for the satisfaction of the professional user
  • The Optimum Image Generating System reproduces colors as you intend them by logically selecting the optimum ink combination and placement
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From Seller:
  • Unit Dimensions: 26.93"W x 14.80"D x 9.85"H | Weight: 43 lbs
  • Maximum Printable Area: Maximum paper width: 17" | Maximum cut-sheet size: 17" x 22" | Minimum cut-sheet size: 3.5" x 5" | Maximum printable area: 17" x 129"
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Overview

Technical summary

Canon Pixma PRO-10 is a $1000 wireless injket printer.

Canon Pixma PRO-10 allows printing via Wi-Fi, a mobile phone/tablet, AirPrint, a USB cable and an Ethernet cable.

Epson SureColor P800 is a $2100 wireless injket printer.

It prints at the speed of 3.0 ppm (3.0 ppm in color).

Epson SureColor P800 allows printing via Wi-Fi, a mobile phone/tablet, AirPrint, a USB cable and an Ethernet cable.

What are they good for?

Are they good for
Occasional Home Use

Neither printer is great for Occasional Home Use.
Not great for Occasional Home Use
If you're looking for a good Home Printer, check out HP DeskJet 3633
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Recommended Printing Volume
Important
  • No build-in Scanner/Copier
  • Two-Sided Printing not supported
  • No status display
Somewhat Important
  • No touchscreen
  • No flatbed scanner
  • No ADF Scanner
Not great for Occasional Home Use
If you're looking for a good Home Printer, check out HP DeskJet 3633
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Recommended Printing Volume
Important
  • No build-in Scanner/Copier
  • Two-Sided Printing not supported
  • Status Display
Somewhat Important
  • Touch Screen Status Display
  • No flatbed scanner
  • No ADF Scanner
Nice to haves
  • Colored Status Display
For reference

3 Best Printers for Occasional Home Use

Currently, median printer for Occasional Home Use will cost you $385. Budget options start at $119.95 and go up to $549.99 .
Ranking is updated every hour
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Designed to print about 175 pages per month
Important
  • Built-in Scanner & Copier
  • Two-Sided Printing not supported
  • Status Display
Somewhat Important
  • Touch Screen Status Display
  • Flatbed Scanner
  • No ADF Scanner
Nice to haves
  • Scan to PDF
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Designed to print about 125 pages per month
Important
  • Built-in Scanner & Copier
  • Two-Sided Printing not supported
  • Status Display
Somewhat Important
  • Touch Screen Status Display
  • No flatbed scanner
  • No ADF Scanner
Nice to haves
  • Scan to PDF
  • Scan to Searchable PDFs
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Designed to print about 350 pages per month
Important
  • Built-in Scanner & Copier
  • Two-Sided Printing
  • Status Display
Somewhat Important
  • Touch Screen Status Display
  • Flatbed Scanner
  • ADF Scanner
Nice to haves
  • Borderless Printing
  • Scan to Email
  • Scan to PDF
  • Colored Status Display

Are they good for
Small Office Use

Neither printer is great for Small Office Use.
Not great for Small Office Use
If you're looking for a good Small Office Printer, check out Epson WF-3720
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Recommended Printing Volume
  • Two-Sided Printing not supported
  • No Status Display
  • No Automatic Document Feeder
Important
  • Can't scan to email
  • Can't scan to PDFs
  • No TouchScreen
Somewhat Important
  • No Flatbed Scanner
  • No Fax
  • Ethernet
Not great for Small Office Use
If you're looking for a good Small Office Printer, check out Epson WF-3720
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Recommended Printing Volume
  • Two-Sided Printing not supported
  • Status Display
  • No Automatic Document Feeder
Important
  • Can't scan to email
  • Can't scan to PDFs
  • TouchScreen
Somewhat Important
  • No Flatbed Scanner
  • No Fax
  • Ethernet
Nice to haves
  • Colored Status Display
For reference

3 Best Printers for Small Office Use

Currently, median printer for Small Office Use will cost you $349. Budget options start at $140 and go up to $549.99 .
Ranking is updated every hour
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Designed to print about 800 pages per month
  • Two-Sided Printing
  • Status Display
  • Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)
Important
  • Scan-To-Email
  • Scan to PDF
  • TouchScreen
Somewhat Important
  • Flatbed Scanner
  • Fax
  • Ethernet
Nice to haves
  • Colored Status Display
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Designed to print about 875 pages per month
  • Two-Sided Printing
  • Status Display
  • Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)
Important
  • Scan-To-Email
  • Scan to PDF
  • TouchScreen
Somewhat Important
  • Flatbed Scanner
  • Fax
  • Ethernet
Nice to haves
  • Scan to Searchable PDFs
  • Colored Status Display
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Designed to print about 800 pages per month
  • Two-Sided Printing
  • Status Display
  • Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)
Important
  • Can't scan to email
  • Can't scan to PDFs
  • TouchScreen
Somewhat Important
  • Flatbed Scanner
  • Fax
  • Ethernet
Nice to haves
  • Colored Status Display

Are they good for
Heavy Office Use

Neither printer is great for Heavy Office Use.
Not great for Heavy Office Use
If you're looking for a good Heavy-Usage Printer, check out Epson WorkForce Pro WF-4720
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Recommended Printing Volume
  • Two-Sided Printing not supported
  • Does not have a status display
  • No Automatic Document Feeder
  • Print speed
  • Scan-to-Email not supported
  • No TouchScreen
  • Can't scan to PDF
Somewhat Important
  • No flatbed scanner
  • No fax
  • Ethernet
Not great for Heavy Office Use
If you're looking for a good Heavy-Usage Printer, check out Epson WorkForce Pro WF-4720
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Recommended Printing Volume
  • Two-Sided Printing not supported
  • Status Display
  • No Automatic Document Feeder
  • Print speed is 3 pages per minute
  • Scan-to-Email not supported
  • TouchScreen
  • Can't scan to PDF
Somewhat Important
  • No flatbed scanner
  • No fax
  • Ethernet
Nice to haves
  • Colored Status Display
For reference

3 Best Printers for Heavy Office Use

Currently, median printer for Heavy Office Use will cost you $389. Budget options start at $260.75 and go up to $1259 .
Ranking is updated every hour
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Designed to print about 1500 pages per month
  • Two-Sided Printing
  • Status Display
  • Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)
  • Print speed is 20 pages per minute
  • Scan-To-Email
  • TouchScreen
  • Scan to PDF
Somewhat Important
  • Flatbed Scanner
  • Fax
  • Ethernet
Nice to haves
  • Colored Status Display
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Designed to print about 1500 pages per month
  • Two-Sided Printing
  • Status Display
  • Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)
  • Print speed is 20 pages per minute
  • Scan-To-Email
  • TouchScreen
  • Scan to PDF
Somewhat Important
  • Flatbed Scanner
  • Fax
  • Ethernet
Nice to haves
  • Colored Status Display
Must-haves
  • Wireless Printing
  • Designed to print about 1300 pages per month
  • Two-Sided Printing
  • Status Display
  • Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)
  • Print speed is 19 pages per minute
  • Scan-To-Email
  • TouchScreen
  • Scan to PDF
Somewhat Important
  • Flatbed Scanner
  • Fax
  • Ethernet
Nice to haves
  • Colored Status Display
From Manufacturer Manufacturer-provided product description, urls and documents.
Side by Side

Is the price difference of $1100 worth it?

It depends on what you need from a Printer. We'll break it down for you.
Comparison summary:
Advantages of Canon Pixma PRO-10:
  • It is $1100 cheaper
  • It is a noticeably quieter.
  • It can produce higher quality black prints
  • It can produce higher quality color prints
Advantages of Epson SureColor P800:
  • Epson SureColor P800 has an LCD status display, but Canon Pixma PRO-10 does not.
Alright, now let's go into details.
4 differences we consider important:
  • Epson SureColor P800 has an LCD status display, but Canon Pixma PRO-10 does not.
    LCD status displays are very useful. Your printer can tell you if ink is low or paper is jammed.
  • Canon Pixma PRO-10 is a noticeably quieter.
    When printing, Epson SureColor P800 has a loudness of 50 dB (decibels), while Canon Pixma PRO-10 measures at 34 dB.
    How loud is that? We made a decibel chart for you to reference.
  • Canon Pixma PRO-10 can produce higher quality black prints (4800 x 2400 vs 2880 x 1440 DPI)
    The black print DPI of Canon Pixma PRO-10 is 4800 x 2400. Epson SureColor P800 has the DPI of 2880 x 1440. What is DPI? In short: number of dots a printer "draws" per inch. Higher DPI means higher quality print. It's not the easiest thing to understand, so if print quality is very important to you, we suggest reading an article on DPI.
    • 600 x 600 is more than enough DPI to print any kind of documents.
    • Higher DPI takes more ink to print, draining your cartridge/toner faster.
    • Whenever you see 'DPI', it's actually referring to the 'maximum DPI'. Your printer will often choose to lower the DPI where necessary to conserve ink.
  • Canon Pixma PRO-10 can produce higher quality color prints (4800 x 2400 vs 2880 x 1440 DPI)
    The color print DPI of Canon Pixma PRO-10 is 4800 x 2400. Epson SureColor P800 has the DPI of 2880 x 1440.
    • Unless you are a professional photographer, 1200 x 600 DPI will be fine for printing photos.
3 similarities we think are important to mention:
  • Both printers can print over Wi-Fi
    Printing over Wi-Fi is a very common feature, available even in most budget models.
  • Both printers can print from mobile
    In most cases, if a printer supports wireless printing, it also supports Wi-Fi printing.
  • Neither printer supports has a scanner or a copier
    Scan and copy technology have a large hardware overlap. If a printer supports scanning, it will likely support copying.
print Printing
Auto-Duplex Printing Duplex printing refers to the printer’s ability to print on both sides of a sheet of paper, or double-sided. When a printer is auto-duplex capable, it can print double-sided automatically. Manual dupl ... Show more
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No
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Borderless Printing Border-less printing (aka edgeless printing, bleed printing) is an ability to print without no margins. This is most commonly used to print posters, leaflets and, of course, photographs. Borderless pr ... Show more
Yes
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Yes
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Print Speed - Black Print speed measures how many pages a printer can print in one minute—in pages per minute, or PPM. This is a manufacturer reported number, so keep in mind that it’s in their best interest to report th ... Show more
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3 pages per minute
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Print Speed - Color
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3 pages per minute
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Print Resolution (DPI, Black) DPI (dots-per-inch) is the simplest way to measure quality of print. Dots per inch quite literally means the number of dots of ink in one square inch of print area. Higher DPI means better print quali ... Show more
4800 x 2400
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2880 x 1440
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Print Resolution (DPI, Color) When printing in Color, DPI of 600 is good for simple graphics and DPI of 1200 is good for photos.
4800 x 2400
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2880 x 1440
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scanner Scan, Fax, and Photocopy

The four main functions of printers are: printing, scanning, photocopying, and faxing. Either your device will be print only, print/scan/copy, or an all-in-one printer that does printing, scanning, copying, and faxing. Note that scanning and copying almost always come together, since the hardware for these features overlaps significantly. Generally speaking, all-in-one printers are larger, so those with space constraints may find this to be an inconvenience. Additionally, printers with a fax feature are typically more expensive. It would be wise to only consider this feature if you plan to fax often. If not, you’ll be satisfied with a print/scan/copy device.

Scanning Does this printer include a scanner?
No
source: product specs
No
source: product specs
Photocopying Can this printer be used as a photocopier?
No
source: product specs
No
source: product specs
Faxing Does this printer include the ability to send/receive faxes?
No
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No
source: product specs
wifi_tethering Connectivity

Network printers can be wired or wireless. A printer with a wired network connection uses an Ethernet cord that connects directly to your router. A wireless printer connects to your home or office Wi-Fi network. Any computer also connected to your network can use your printer, whether it’s wired or wireless. You will have to install software, or printer drivers, on the computer before you can print. Also, there is a setup process for the printer to get it on the network. If your printer is not wireless, you’ll need to connect it directly to your computer via USB cable, which is not ideal if you have multiple users that need the printer simultaneously.

Outside of Wi-Fi, there are a number of ways a device can connect to a printer. If the printer is not wireless, you’ll have to connect to your printer via USB cable. Some people prefer using the wired connection because it allows for faster data transfers and quicker printing. Depending on the speed of your Wi-Fi and how strong the signal is, it can take time for the document to send from computer to printer over the network. Using a wired connection eliminates this issue. Other connections you may have are: Ethernet for wired connection to your network; Airprint or Google Cloud Print for quick direct printing over the cloud/internet; USB hard drive or memory card to print directly from storage devices; or PictBridge to print directly from cameras.

Can Print Over Wi-Fi
Yes
source: product specs
Yes
source: product specs
Can Connect with an Ethernet Cable Ethernet cable is that long cable you plug in your router.
Yes
source: product specs
Yes
source: product specs
Can connect with a USB cable
Yes
source: product specs
Yes
source: product specs
Can Print from Mobile You may also be able to print directly from your smartphone or tablet through features like AirPrint and Google Cloud Print, or from a brand-specific mobile app like Brother’s iPrint&Scan app. If you ... Show more
Yes
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Yes
source: product specs
Supports AirPrint AirPrint allows you to print directly from certain Apple devices, such as an iPhone/iPad.
Yes
source: product specs
Yes
source: product specs
Supports HP ePrint Certain HP printers support a useful function called "ePrint" - it allows the user to send an email directly to the printer. This makes printing easier.
No
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No
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Wifi Direct Wi-Fi direct allows your Wi-Fi-enabled devices, such as your smartphone, computer, or tablet, to connect to your printer without using a wireless router or network. You can connect to your printer dir ... Show more
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Yes
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PictBridge If photos are one of your main print jobs, you may have a camera that is PictBridge compliant. PictBridge is built-in software that allows you to print directly from your camera. The camera is connect ... Show more
Yes
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video_label LCD

Printers with an LCD screen/display give you the option to control some settings directly on the printer, such as a one-touch print, scan, copy, or fax. You may also be able to adjust print quality, preview the print job, and/or view connection settings. Some screens are programmed to offer setup instructions for easy installation. For those who are not particularly tech savvy, this could be helpful.

LCD Screen Display Does the printer have an LCD display screen to preview the print job and settings?
No
source: product specs
Yes
source: product specs
Colored Display
N/ANo LCD Screen Display
Yes
source: product specs
LCD Screen Size If the printer has an LCD screen, what is the size of that screen?
N/ANo LCD Screen Display
2.7 inches
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Touch Screen Commands Does the printer feature a touch screen for easy command input?
N/ANo LCD Screen Display
Yes
source: product specs
Software Platform
Memory Capacity Internal memory, storage, or memory capacity in a printer will all mean the same thing—the amount of print data the printer can store in the print queue. When you send multiple documents to the printe ... Show more
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256 MB
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Physical Features
Weight

44 lbs
 
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43 lbs
 
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Dimensions
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Noise Level How loud a printer can be is measured in the standard sound unit called decibels, or dB. The higher the dB rating, the louder the machine is. Also, the closer you are to the machine, the louder it wil ... Show more
33.9 dB
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50 dB
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Paper
Supported Paper Sizes Not all printers can handle all sizes of paper. If you plan to print photos, envelopes, labels, or other variations from the typical 8.5x11" letter paper, you’ll need a printer that has settings to su ... Show more
  • 4 x 6
  • 5 x 7
  • 8 x 10
  • Letter
  • Legal
  • 11 x 17
  • 13x 19
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  • 3.5" x 5"
  • 4" x 6"
  • 5" x 7"
  • 8" x 10"
  • A4 (8.3" x 11.7")
  • letter (8.5" x 11")
  • 11" x 14"
  • B (11" x 17")
  • A3 (11.7" x 16.5")
  • Super B (13" x 19") and C (17" x 22") sizes
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Number of Trays How many paper trays does the printer have?
1
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3
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Paper Tray Capacity Paper tray capacity indicates the maximum number of sheets of paper that fit in the tray or document feeder. The main tray will likely hold the most paper; the printer may also have one or more backup ... Show more
150 sheets
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120 sheets
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Other Info
Power Consumption For the energy conscious, or those looking to cut down their power bill, the amount of power your printer consumes may be a concern to you. At different stages, such as in standby mode, while actively ... Show more
Standby = 2.3 W
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  • Printing: 21 W
  • Sleep Mode: less than 1.8 W
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Energy Star Qualified Energy Star is a set of standards that aims to reduce energy consumption of various devices. If a device is Energy Star qualified, it will consumer less energy to operate and is more environmentally f ... Show more
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Yes
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Canon Pixma PRO-10 is a well-known and one of the most expensive options. It's in the top 3 bestselling printers and has dozens of popular alternatives in the same price range, such as Epson WF-7710 or Epson SureColor T3170 .

Canon Pixma PRO-10 was released in 2012. There are a lot of newer printers on the market. Show newer Printers

Canon Pixma PRO-10 is $650 more expensive than an average printer ($349.99).

Epson SureColor P800 is a well-known and one of the most expensive options. It's in the top 3 bestselling printers and has dozens of popular alternatives in the same price range, such as Epson Stylus Photo R2000 or Canon Imageprograf PRO-1000 .

Epson SureColor P800 is $1750 more expensive than an average printer ($349.99).

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