SAVE £90 ON the top-rated Canon Pixma Pro-200 A3+ printer
We rated this brilliant printer the full five stars in our review, and you can save 20% during the Black Friday sales
If you're looking for a photo-quality printer at a knock-down price during the Black Friday sales period, then your search could well be over. The Canon Pixma Pro-200 (which we rated the full five stars and our coveted Gold award) is available at a decent 20% discount at John Lewis and Amazon, saving an impressive £90 off the regular asking price. It is, without a doubt, one of the best photo-quality printers around.
Save £90 at John Lewis The Canon Pixma Pro-200 delivers spectacular print quality for color and mono images on glossy, semi-gloss and lustre papers. Print speeds are impressive, it’s well built, has great handling characteristics, and is a stellar performer in every respect.
Also available for £369 at Amazon
This A3+ printer uses an eight-color dye-based ink system for vibrant professional-quality prints. It can print borderless prints up to 13 x 19 inches using standard media, or eye-catching panoramics up to 13 x 39 inches. But while it's capable of such large prints, it has a space-saving compact design that should fit into any home office or studio.
The built-in 3-inch LCD display lets you check ink levels at a glance, as well as easily control all the printer functions. You can print through Wi-Fi or a wired connection, and it'll deliver a high-quality bordered A3+ print in just 90 seconds.
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