Canon Pixma PRO-200S vs Epson SureColor P900

The Canon Pixma PRO-200S is a 13-inch wide photo and fine art inkjet sitting between enthusiast and professional use, running Canon's ChromaLife dye-based ink system. Reviewers noted the eight-color inkset hits maximum color gamut and black density, with fade resistance rated past 20 years. It prints up to 13" x 39", and the build is sturdy with accessories included. The S revision adds improved Wi-Fi security protocols, but reviewers found no significant print quality difference from the original PRO-200. Professional photographers and artists who want high-quality dye-based printing are the fit.

The Epson SureColor P900 is a professional-grade inkjet photo printer that covers a wide range of work for photographers and content creators at high print quality. PCMag's William Harrel praised how easily it sets up and the quality of its output, and Imaging-Resource's Terry Sullivan credited it with stunning prints that bring digital images to life with precision. It has a 4.3-inch touchscreen, wireless connectivity, and 10 Epson UltraChrome PRO10 ink cartridges. The high price and bulky size rule it out for home users who want something compact.