canon i70

Overall Rating: ( 1 reviews )

1. ( 3 of 4 found this review helpful ) Posted: Apr 9 2004

   LB-51 cannot be used directly with the i70 or i80 printer. It needs the housing that is only available within the CK-51 or LK-51 (of which, the LB-51 is part of those packages)

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Overall Rating: ( 3 reviews )

1. ( 2 of 2 found this review helpful ) Posted: Jan 30 2006

   High quality photo prints. Can't tell the difference between my prints and processed prints

2. ( 1 of 5 found this review helpful ) Posted: Sep 2 2005

   Why waste your time to find a computer store to find the ink fits your printer? It's cheaper at Amazon, easy to order, and quick shipping. Buy inks, you are at the right place!

3. ( 5 of 15 found this review helpful ) Posted: Dec 9 2003

   I like the canon bubble jet,Its small and very nice.Its the best printer I've had yet.Silent as small mice.I loved the other cartridge (black),so much I wrote a poem.But I felt keenly that color lack,So I brought the color home.I printed kitty photos (two)and put them on my wall.Its a lovely thing for me to doSo, I can show them all.It pops in with a nifty "click"and stays right in its placeand makes prints that look very slickalthough at tedious pace.-Fin

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Overall Rating: ( 9 reviews )

1. Posted: Apr 12 2008

   These ink cartridges cost more than I'd like to pay, but I've tried cutting costs by buying competitors' ink cartridges that fit my Canon i70 printer.....They are cheap but short-lasting. It took me awhile to learn that I wasn't saving any money because I had to buy 2 or 3 cartridges to equal one of Canon's.

2. Posted: Feb 25 2008

   Ink cartridge runs out fast. I wish they use a bigger cartrige for the printer.

3. Posted: Jan 1 2008

   Warning Use the canon ink in the canon printer . Yes its kinda pricey, but not as pricey as a new print head clogged with cheap ink, they are around $90. Expirience talking here.

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Overall Rating: ( 10 reviews )

1. Posted: Aug 4 2008

   Snap the battery into the holder and then screw it onto the back of the printer using a coin. Then charge up the battery. Don't freak out when you see the three green lights flashing -- that just means it is charging. They go off when charging is complete. The battery seems to hold a charge for a long time. People seem surprised to see the printer suddenly start printing when it is just sitting on the table with no wires. It is rather expensive in my opinion, but it does the job.

2. ( 2 of 2 found this review helpful ) Posted: May 9 2008

   This is a great option to purchase. I is a little pricey, but well worth it. You can find it for less than $100. It is very nice on the road, just take it out of your bag and turn it on. It's even better if you have infared on your laptop, no wires at all. It has good battery life, I use it a few times a week in the field; I have charge it about once a month. It charges in less than 2 hours, with the original printer power pack. I would highly recemend it.

3. Posted: Apr 28 2008

   Why would you want to carry the AC adapter around with your new hi-tech printer? The battery does have a lighted indicator to tell how much power is left. Get the battery and leave the power brick at home.

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