Canon Pixma Ts9550 Test -

This checks if all print head nozzles fire correctly.

Tip: If buying used, insist on a nozzle check printout before purchase.

Use high-quality photo paper (e.g., Canon Glossy II) and these images: canon pixma ts9550 test

| Test image type | What to look for | |----------------|------------------| | Grayscale gradient | Smooth transitions, no banding | | RGB primary colors | Pure red, green, blue – no tint | | Skin tones | Natural, no magenta/green shift | | Fine text (small fonts) | Sharp, no ghosting (PGBK used) | | Borderless 4×6” | No margin on any side |

Recommended free test image: “Canon Print Quality Test Image” (search online) or use Adobe RGB test chart. This checks if all print head nozzles fire correctly

We printed a variety of documents and images to evaluate the TS9550's print quality. Our test results show that the printer produces:

If you are replacing a laser printer, note the difference. The TS9550 is not "instant." Tip: If buying used, insist on a nozzle

Verdict: Acceptable for a photo-centric printer. It struggles slightly with large 4K resolution prints (A3 takes ~3 minutes), but the wait is rewarded by the output.