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Canon SELPHY CP770 Printer Review

Overview:

The Canon CP770 is an outstanding printer. It offers a bucket that fits underneath the printer for convenient storage of paper and ink and comes with a built-in handle for carrying the printer on the run. Everything sounds great until you find out that the printer doesn’t offer wireless features unless you purchase an optional battery pack and Bluetooth adapter. To top that off the Selphy CP770 is $150 to $50 more than the Selphy CP760 and offers the same features. Overall the Canon CP770 is a great printer however it is not worth the higher price when compared to other Canon models.

Pros:

The onscreen home menu is easy to read and uses several icons to display the current settings. It offers outstanding picture editing features with five color presets: Vivid, Neutral, PositiveFilm, Sepia, and Black/White. Using the settings you can correct red-eyes, insert a date stamp, and change the page layout.
The Canon Selphy CP770 is made of durable, molded plastic which matches the color of the printer. Its built-in handle is an outstanding feature and is perfect for safe travel. Inside the bucket, there are places to store the power adapter brick and a few extra paper/ink cassettes. The bucket will allow you to store everything you need when you plan to take the printer on the go.
The Selphy CP770 can print a photo at an average rate of .79 pictures per minute, a score faster than other printers in the same price range. It is fast and easy-to-use and allows people to print at social gatherings immediately after taking a photo. Canon is one of the best for printing photos on the spot. Color is precise with outstanding detail separation with the Canon Selphy CP770.

Cons:

The interface is one thing that detracts from the overall quality of the Canon CP770. One major drawback is that you cannot view more than one image at a time. It allows you to print all the photos at once or scroll through the entire collection and manually specify that pictures you want to print. The small icons on the picture screen are difficult to know what they are for unless you read the manual.