Is the P700 good for black-and-white printing?

Yes. It has a dedicated gray ink channel and produces neutral black-and-white prints with smooth transitions, which is one of its main advantages over cheaper photo printers.

How does it compare with the Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-300?

Both are 13-inch pigment printers with strong photo output. The P700 adds a violet ink and a more compact body, while the PRO-300 uses a red ink and has its own paper-handling quirks. Choose based on the papers and color palette you print most.

Can it print borderless?

Yes, it prints borderless up to 13 by 19 inches on sheet paper. It does not take roll paper, so very long panoramic prints are not possible.

What ink does it use?

It uses Epson UltraChrome PRO10 pigment ink in 10 channels, including violet and gray. Cartridges are individual, so you replace only the color that runs out.

Does it support wireless printing?

Yes. It connects over Wi-Fi and USB and supports cloud printing, so you can print from phones and laptops without a cable.

Is it good for a home office?

It can print documents, but it is built for photos and is slow and ink-hungry for everyday text. A small all-in-one is a better fit for general office work.