Compare Prices : Canon SELPHY CP510

Review summary: Earlier this fall Canon released two new printers, the SELPHY CP-510 and SEPLHY CP-710. Both are small format portable dye-sub printers. The major difference between them is that the CP-710 has a built in memory card reader. Both can be operated from ...

Verdict: Both the CP-510 and CP-710 come supplied with only a sample 5 print pack of paper and dye sub ink, so you'll probably want to order at least one 36 or 108 print kit with the printer

Pros: Excellent print speeds, economical, Optional Battery back for mobility

Cons: Looks ugly, Below average image quality

Verdict: Though not a looker, lacking in versatility and slightly short on image quality, the Selphy CP510 is still worthy of your attention. That reasonable price and those brilliant running costs make this a good, cheap model.

Review summary: Compact photo printer Canon's $230 Selphy CP510 is the least expensive of its range of dye-sublimation, 4 x 6-inch photo printers. As such, it doesn't come with much in the way of features: you won't find an LCD screen or built-in card readers. But ...

Verdict: Like other dye-sub or thermal transfer photo printers, the CP510 takes ribbon cartridge that lasts for a set number of prints; in this case, 36. You buy the cartridge and 36 sheets of postcard-style paper in a pack for $25. At 69 cents per print, that ...

Review summary: Compact, Classy Snapshot Printer

Pros: Affordable. Fast setup. Works perfectly right out of the box. Excellent print quality ; Comes with a measly five sheets of paper. Short built-in camera cord

Cons: Comes with a measly five sheets of paper. Short built-in camera cord

Verdict: . If you're looking for an inexpensive printer that quickly outputs small-size, high-quality photos on the cheap, the CP510 is the way to go.