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Canon Selphy CP910 Printer Review
Expert review of the Canon Selphy CP910 printer
Canon's small and portable photo printer is versatile as it allows users to print directly from their phones. The optional battery makes the Canon Selphy CP910 extra useful. Even without AC power you can still print quality photos. However, the print speeds are not impressive, and the limited number of functions can make this model unsuitable for some users.
Design
The most distinctive feature of the Canon Selphy CP910 is the sleek, stylish frame and the 2.7-inch colour TFT viewer, which can be tilted and supports multi-language input. The device weighs 810 grams and measures 178mm wide, 127mm deep, and 60.5mm tall. There are built-in card readers, USB host, and a USB 2.0 port. Wi-Fi is standard. Dye-sublimation thermal transfer printing method is used with three colour inks, which can provide protective over-coating. A sheet feeder can automatically feed paper from the cassette.
Advantages
The Canon Selphy CP910 is small, portable, and allows users to print photos and photo stickers anywhere. It can print directly or wirelessly from Windows, Mac, and Android phones or tablets. Photos can last for up to 100 years with Canon original inks. One-touch functions in the Canon Selphy CP910 like smooth skin, red-eye correction, ID photo print, and borderless printing help save time. Users can print directly from their digital camera, USB flash memory, and select memory cards.
Disadvantages
Sluggish speed is the main disadvantage of the Canon Selphy CP910. Printing wirelessly from a device can make the printer even slower. The print quality is not that impressive with the limited 300x300dpi resolution. The Canon Selphy CP910 is susceptible to various problems include diagonal lines and a few imperfections on 4x6 photos.