I had the Canon Pixma iP5200. After years of reliable, loyal service, he broke down. Unfortunately, there is no longer the printer so. Now I have the Canon Pixma iP7250, that was a mistake. Before this printer to print something starts, he deals first with himself and is the chatter and whatever else from turning. I just wanted to print images. That was with the iP5200 absolutely no problem now. The iP7250 pushes the photographic paper when printing out the front slowly. Towards the end of the paper guide is no longer reliable, and the photographic paper is every now no longer just out and is printed wrong. Such a thing has never been the iP5200. I print a lot of etiquette. Because of the lack of rear sheet feeder are the labels in the cassette and need to be rotated during printing to 180. So much jam as in the past few days I have nowhere where experienced. The iP5200 other hand knew not jam at all.
For normal prints the iP7250 is well suited. The duplex unit is reliable. On this point I am satisfied with the printer.
