Canon CP-200 Photo Printer
$164.00
Price: $164.00
(as of Mar 11, 2025 22:38:31 UTC – Details)
Ultra-light and compact, this Canon CP-200 Card Photo printer provides quick, high-quality 4×6 prints with or without a computer. For portable and on-the-spot printing, just plug in a select Canon digital camera or PictBridge-compatible digital camera (each sold separately). Produce crisp, natural-looking 4×6 prints, credit card size photos and photo labels with or without borders. The long-lasting 256-color, 300-dpi prints feature Dye-Sublimation technology for realistic color tones and shadings, plus a transparent, protective overcoating. Includes 4×6 paper cassette, ink cassette, compact power adapter, trial paper and software. Compatible with USB-enabled Mac and PC computers. Imported. 2-1/4Hx6-3/4Wx4-3/4D.
300 x 300 dpi resolution, dye-sublimation technology for rich color
Prints 4-by-6-inch snapshots in as little as 85 seconds
Supports PictBridge for direct digital-camera printing, no PC required
Portable pocket-sized convenience, weighs less than 29 ounces
USB interface, PC and Mac compatible; 1-year warranty
Hubert Grummer –
Five Stars
WORKS GREAR & THE WIFE IS VERY HAPPY’
Lori –
FALSE ADVERTISING, LIES ABOUT PRODUCTS!!
the description said the item included paper, ink cassette, software cd, USB adapter, and more! The ONLY thing I received was the printer! Not even the dang power cord! So now I have to wait until I can get the cord and ink and paper to even use the dang thing! Which means I can’t use it for the one thing I bought it for, a friend’s birthday party!
Kandy –
Didn’t come with usb as stated
Didn’t come with usb to use with computer as stated in the description which makes it inoperable for me.
Kai Y. Ma –
Four Stars
as advertised
Martin –
Glad I Didn’t Buy It
This printer was a gift for my high school graduation. I got a digital camera too to go with it. It was nice because I could print pictures without a computer. The quality was pretty good and the pictures came out relatively fast. It was really small too, so I was able to put it in a drawer when I wasn’t using it.I would’ve been able to say more, but my relationship with this printer was short-lived. I stopped using it for about 8 months (I’m not big on taking pictures anyway) then I decided to dust it off and start using it again. I plugged it in and put in the paper and the tray just like I did before. This time the paper would go in about an inch then it would beep at me, as if it was jammed. This really shocked me. There was nothing in the way of the feed and I could pull it back out easily. I also tried feeding it by hand (without the tray) and it still “got stuck”. I tried blowing air into it and rotating the rollers but the paper would never get through.I’m glad I didn’t buy it myself because I would’ve been very upset.
RobynC –
Fantastic color
The photos produced by this printer move home digital photography into a new realm. They are as good, or better, than 35mm prints. The brilliant vivid saturated colors have to be seen to be appreciated, and they also have an archival coating.The prints are a bit expensive at $0.55 each, but since you only print the good ones, and you can modify the image before printing, I think it is worth it. Maybe if everybody buys one the media will get cheaper. It is quite slow but you can batch print. Of course the prints are 4X6 inches maximum, but that is 98% of what I print.I did have a problem during installation due to a conflict with my HP5550 USB printer. Make sure to turn off the HP printer manager or it won’t work. Direct printing from a camera is extremely easy, so you can make prints for friends.
Emily Berryann –
One Star
Did not work fully. Returning
Running horse –
Three Stars
Ok