Bottom line: Canon’s entry-level Pixma iP2702 is as no-frills as inkjet printers come. It’s no speed demon, but it’s capable of producing some decent results. While it’s not very expensive, however, ...

Manufacturers tend to label low-end home inkjet printers such as Canon Pixma iP2702 Photo Printer ($49.99 direct) as photo printers, and these tend to print decent to very good photos (by consumer ...

The Canon Pixma iP2702 inkjet printer costs just $50 (as of March 10, 2010), and it delivers what you can reasonably expect for that price: adequacy. In our tests, its photo speed and image quality ...

This inkjet printer may be cheap to buy, but its high ink costs and mediocre performance make it less of a bargain than you’d think. The Canon Pixma iP2702 https ...

At $50, the iP2702 is the lowest-priced printer we've reviewed in several years. Our nearest-priced currently available comparison systems cost twice as much (the Canon Pixma iP4820 Photo Printer, $99 ...

Canon has an enviable reputation for inkjet printers and all-in-ones and its printer range starts at under £50. The PIXMA iP2702 is an upgrade to the PIXMA iP2600, the main differences being the ink ...

Canon’s Pixma iP2702 inkjet printer costs just $50 and it delivers what you can reasonably expect for that price: adequacy. In our tests, its photo speed and image quality stood out. It’s an otherwise ...