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The PIXMA iP8720 is another great offering from Canon. It was launched way back in 2014 as a successor to the PIXMA 6520. It’s a single-function, six-color, dye-based inkjet printer. Its features and print quality match those of more expensive near-dedicated photo printers, like the Epson Stylus Photo R2000 and Epson Stylus Photo R3000. Like other printers, the PIXMA iP8720 can print documents, but its six-ink system and the ability to print borderless 13x19-inch prints indicate that it is designed for bold color reproduction. In this blog, we will discuss how well the PIXMA iP8720 performs to determine where it holds its own and where it could make some improvements. What’s in the Box? The printer comes well-packed with all the necessary accessories and tools. These accessories are a poster-sized setup manual, a power cord, setup ink tanks, a setup CD-ROM with drivers and software, and a disc tray if you want to print on printable CDs or DVDs. On the disc, you will find Canon’s My Ima