Before this, I had the CP 720. I didn't print more than 230 photos and it broke. It had 2 motors, one to move the paper and one for the ink ribbon. Both motors' gears were made of plastic (metal would have seemed expensive, so they used plastic). The head of the motor (also plastic) that moved the ink ribbon became loose and came off the motor shaft, so it no longer pulled the ribbon and displayed a message that it was finished. Even if the CP 1000 has the same problems, it's better for me to go to the photo shop and have them print the photo in 25-30 minutes rather than printing it at home and costing me the same plus the printer's 100 euros.

Excellent choice for photos you want to print here and now, even photos for (ID) the classic ones in 6 pieces.