We had one once but the paper kept jamming. Ended up having to get a cassette heater unit to solve it. Never had to do that with Xerox, although it had its own issues. Kyocera have been epic.
Canon had issues with both feeding the paper and separating it from the fixer rollers and I think as a result were not edge to edge copiers. The fact that they weren't had to be kept secret, we weren't allowed to tell customers or let them see a black copy print showing the blank registration stripe down one side and separation at the top of the sheet. I left the company, a dealer not Canon, about 5 seconds before they sacked me for refusing to rip off and lie to a customer. Happy days.
I have a Canon A3 photo printer now. It's better than the Epson it replaced.
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