A replacement for the Canon Pixma Pro-100 reviewed here back in 2013, the Canon Pixma Pro-200 ($599.99), a wireless inkjet photo printer, is significantly smaller and leaner than its predecessor and costs a little less to use. That small footprint means it only supports paper up to 13 by 19 inches (supertabloid), as opposed to the larger 17-by-22-inch paper supported by Canon's imagePrograf Pro-1000 and similar machines. The Pro-200 is an excellent photo printer, but it doesn’t support media rolls for creating banners and panoramas, so it comes in a close second to the Epson SureColor P700 ($799.99), our Editors’ Choice for13-inch professional-grade photo printers.Lean and Efficient Measuring 7.9 by 25.2 by 15 inches (WHD) with its trays closed and weighing 32 pounds, the Pro-200 is, according to Canon, 15% smaller than the preceding Pro-10 and Pro-100 models. (One of the more common complaints about those early Canon pro-grade photo printers is their hulking size and weight.) The...
The professional-grade Canon Pixma Pro-200 produces beautiful borderless photos and artwork on cut sheets up to 13 by 39 inches.
Excellent print quality; Prints borderless banners and panoramas up to 13 inches wide by 39 inches long; Superb grayscale output; Automatic nozzle clog detection; Small footprint; Improved software and control panel display; Low running costs
No roll media support