Customer Reviews

Canon 2562B001 PCC-CP300 Credit Card Size Paper Cassette

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Item arrived as promised. Perfect for creating wallets without having to trim ANYTHING! A MUST have for the serious scrapbooker! I use this product with my Selphy CP800.

I have had this product for years and love the funcionality of being able to print wallets or 4x6. You cannot use the wallet (credit card) inks and paper without this cassete.

It seems some people have had problems getting this product from Amazon so I would suggest contacting Canon and seeing if it is available from them. I do feel it is pricey for what it is, it should cost around 5 bucks but Canon does this on all their products to make extra money, just like the blue tooth feature which should be built into these printers but this way canon gets you to spend 40 bucks more for their dongle.

this credit card paper cassette works great. no more cutting up 4x6 photos to make wallet size pictures. although its cheaper to print 2 or 4 pictures on one 4x6 and cut them into wallets size. still this is nice to have if you don't print a lot wallet size photos. would I buy again YES shipped and rec on time.

I'd love to be able to tell you how well this paper cassette works inside my Canon photo printer, but I still don't have it. I ordered it on November 30 (over two months ago), and today just had to approve the fourth change to the shipping estimate. Here is the message from Amazon every time I am forced to do this:

Important Message
We thought you should know that we're experiencing a delay with your order. We apologize for any inconvenience. Please take note of the revised shipping and delivery estimates marked in red below. This order cannot proceed without your approval or changes. Please go to the approval page to approve this change.

I'm not ever getting this, am I?

I love the Canon Selphy printer, and this paper tray makes it easy to create wallet-sized photos and photo business cards on the fly (wouldn't do the latter in bulk, but it's fine for a handful).