Canon Pixma iP8720 Wireless Inkjet Photo Printer, Black

A lot of reviews say the wireless is hard to set up and unreliable. I set wireless up using a USB connection, which was disconnected afterward. After the printer was installed, I determined what its IP address was so I could use a browser to connect directly to the printer's web pages. I then changed its IP address to a static address outside the range of addresses given out by my router. I do that to eliminate any possibility for an IP address conflict. Also, in my experience, that allows for a more consistent connection. Once set up, I did a head alignment then printed a test page that included text and color graphics. I then printed a 5x7 picture onto glossy printer paper. Both printouts were perfect. I had a Canon IP 7222 printer for years. It failed completely, so I replaced it with the IP 8720. The good news for me, is that both printers use the same ink cartridges. I have a large stock of cartridges, so I'm set for a while. The IP 7222 printed directly on printable CD/DVDs. I used that feature quite a bit. The IP 8720 also prints onto CD/DVDs, so no funtion loast for me. The only negative is the cost. It's higher than I wanted to spend, but not having to buy additional ink cartridges helps ease the pain of a higher cost. I assume the increased cost is the 8720's ability to print 9 x 13 prints. Not something I'm apt to do, but the print quality on plain and photo paper is as good as, or better than, my old IP 7222. The bottom line is that I'm pleased with the printer and look forward to several years of use.