Canon SELPHY DS810

Prints from computers, memory cards, and PictBridge cameras. Easy to set up and use. Once dry, output is smudgeproof, waterproof, and, for most output, true photo quality.

Cost per print varies significantly depending on which paper you use, with Canon's best-quality paper costing as much 45 cents per print for the paper alone.

more printer reviews:• Mitsubishi CP-D90DW• HP Sprocket Photo Printer• Epson SureColor P400• Canon imagePrograf PRO-1000• Canon Selphy CP1200 Wireless Compact Photo Printer• more

Easy-to-use software ; Colour LCD ; Good LCD resolution

No TV out ; Few memory options ; Needs xD card adaptor

The Selphy DS810 is a great-looking printer with good, if not stunning, results

Colour screen, memory card reader

Size, controls, print quality

We expected so much more from the Selphy and too be honest were very disappointed by the styling and the results.

everything especialy its quality picture imigine

none

its quick and easy 2 use.

havent come across yet

Easy to use does not take up to much space and the main reason for purchasing this model is that you can crop the pictures before printing and the replacement ink cartridges are reasonable priced

None so far

Very easy to set up and use. The screen and buttons are clear and intuitive. Good quality print outs, as with most Canon products.

Although it claims to work with xD cards, you actually need to buy a special adaptor. This was incredibly difficult to find and cost nearly as much as the printer.

Very easy to use with great results.

LCD screen isn't a high resoloution so you have to use your camera screen to see exactly which pcture you want to print. Not a bad point though, just an observation

Easy to use

a fantastic printer. i was bought this as a gift last year, i recommended it to my brother, who bought one and then as a family, we bought one for our mum for her 65th birthday. she's only had a digi camera since christmas and we wanted to get her a...