Pixma MG3620 Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer with Mobile and Tablet Printing, Black

A perfect printer, very easy to set up, with excellent wireless connectivity, and an affordable price. Superb printer and easy to use. And prints directly from phone or tablets. It is also the perfect size, neither too big nor bulky, yet very durable and designed for small spaces as well.

Been pleased so far. Setup was a little tricky since we are in a Linux environment at our home. The printer has no direct interface for connecting to WiFi, instead relying on the installation software on a WiFi connected computer. Canon provides a handy Bash script and drivers on their website for installation on Linux, but it can't connect the printer to WiFi. Fortunately, the Canon Android app was able to connect it, so it wasn't an issue. It now sits on a corner table with only a power cable attached, happily waiting for a command. Scans and prints great to both Ubuntu and Android. Haven't printed any photos or color images yet, but the print quality on documents seems good. I'm always happy to see printers that support Linux, so I would definitely recommend this.

I have had several of these printers and I have to say my experiences with them are highly varied. - It is a wonderful printer - It is a terrible printer From what I can tell these printers self-destruct after awhile. The self-destruct process is invoked by the printer dumping ink by its ink sensor THEN after a certain amount of ink flow, the ink sensor renders the printer inoperative. The idea is that Canon thinks that if you print a lot and flush ink past the sensor, after some amount of volume is flushed the printer is no good anymore. Now you can open the printer easily and suck the ink out of the overage trays. Not hard to do. But I _think_ the sensor is closer to the head itself so even if you clean the printer out the device is going to fail. These printers do require occasional cleaning and you have to be careful not to jar anything loose when cleaning ink slop out of the printer. It also seems to be the case that if you print your photos with white borders [ie no ink], the amount of ink shed into the trays will be lessened. If you print with black borders it appears the printer is much more likely to dump ink into the trays, shortening the printer's usable lifespan! Interesting design. I do not know if a factory reset of the printer before it is disabled due to ink being tossed into the bins will fix the problem. Could be. On the flip side... This printer can be had for a very good price, especially at certain times of the year. The quality of output (in both color photos and black+white) is stellar, for an inkjet printer. Really amazing! For this reason I have gone from satsified, to incensed, to almost satisfied again after owning two of these printers. If you can get this printer for a good price or are going to only use it for occasional printing I think it's a very nice deal. I will add that I only had luck with USB printing. I do not try and use this printer wirelessly. If you are going to use it wirelessly you may want to read the comments on doing so. I set up my first printer to do wireless printing and was not happy. Neither was my computer w/ the new drivers, etc. Eventually I did a factory reset+restored the printer to as-arrived firmware and it worked better for me. With a little work, Canon could make provide a workhorse printer that lasts for years. Further, if they turned off the ink overflow counter it would be possible to come up with a modified case that lets you drain the ink out of the trays now and then, eliminating any chance of spillage, which would indeed be messy! Okay, Canon has a great product here. They just need to do a little work to straighten it out. I think they can't be happy what I assume is many returns. I really think hmm- with just a few changes this could be one of the best printers of its kind in a generation (since the Epson MX-80, say). As such, I'm changing my former one-star review to a four-star review. Yes, I'm on my third printer. It's true. However if I can stretch them out to last at least a year... at these prices I'll be happy. BTW I found out recently that I could return my first printer to Canon to receive a replacement printer. They sent me a Canon TS3700, which only prints, doesn't scan. It is also sub-par in terms of performance, print quality and has a sensor-alignment problem, causing some images to be printed slightly diagonally! So altho' i have that TS3700 and it works ok I'm purchasing a third MG3620. I'm doing this partly because it's a great printer and also because I want to see how long I can make it last if I disassemble, baby+clean it regularly. Finally they are cheap enough right now that I feel I can take another shot at it. In closing, this is a printer I have spent a lot of time with on the repair bench. I have done a lot of research on its capabilities and features. I have taken the time to learn many of its Idiosyncrasies. I took one of these printers apart many times to clean+fix things that went wrong. Overall I have found it to be a good design. I hope Canon will make a few improvements to help these printers last longer when used heavily. OK this is probably not the review you were expecting but I think it may have some useful information in it that you can use to evaluate what printer you want to buy next! Regards.

I have owned a couple of other Canon PIXMA models. And I am quite pleased with the brand. My latest is currently in storage, out of state. Purchased this one, as a low cost replacement. This model required a download of Canon software, to integrate it into the home wifi network. The app for it, requires permissions for usage statistics that I don't feel are any of Canon's business, and I very much did not want to give it. The instructions are no longer printed out. Have to follow a QR code, to an online video. A video with advertising interruptions. Which SUCKS, -1 star. Because if I ever have to set this up again, I have to go through that video again. My other models had PRINTED instructions. -1 star. However, once set up, installing the app again, on my tablet this time, took no effort, other than those permissions. So it's considerably easier, after that first time. It's not a professional grade printer. It's not a specialized printer. It does what it does, no more, no less, and does it quite well enough for the average user to be happy and pleased. Ink quality is good. This model has a very easy method for loading the ink cartridges. Including a lever that brings them out and forward, which my other 2 did not. Ink is not cheap. And Canon gives you a smaller cartridge in the printer, than they sell for replacements. So it runs out sooner than the replacements. At time of writing, I am seeing the inks at about 42 dollars for sets of color and black and white. And pretty much exactly half that for REFURBISHED single packs. Pretty much cheaper just to buy another printer. On Android, this was a learning experience to use. The Canon App has functionality to print straight from file. But. OneNote and other note apps don't save this as PDF format, or don't save them as such right away. Instead, have to go into my note app, share the file to Canon Print, and then it starts up the task. Also- DO NOT share a document that is in dark mode, if you don't want to waste a lot of that expensive black ink!! It will print it EXACTLY as it looks on your screen. Dark mode and all!! This model runs a diagnostic when it starts up, including the paper tray. That's a nice feature, but also a pain. I leave it unplugged when not using it. So when I plug it in, I'm ready to use it. Not turn it on, and wait. The app does not provide a measure to password the printer. Living in an apartment complex, with a lot of neighbors, I wish this was included. Yes, I'm only writing about the negatives. Simply because all the positives are pretty much exactly what you want to get, when buying a printer, scanner, and copier. It does them well, quietly, and in a timely manner.

Great little printer! Flawless printing, scanning and copying. Will not work on 5G Networks some make sure you are on a dual band router.

Ótima, recomendo a comprarem.

Mi novia me pidió que le ayude a buscar una impresora multifuncional y terminé comprando esta. Imprime con facilidad documentos que tenga en su iPhone de manera inalámbrica así cmo archivos que tenga en su laptop. Configurarla no fue nada difícil ya que el software con el que viene se encarga de todo. Funciona con iPads y iPhones sin necesidad de hacerle ajustes extras pero con tabletas y celulares Android si será necesario descargar el app de Mopria Print pero no es algo complicado. Para uso doméstico funciona a la perfección y es muy práctica. En la cuestión de los cartuchos adquirí un kit de recarga y quedaron a la perfección. El único detalle que para recargar los cartuchos se tienen que seguir las indicaciones de recarga al pie de la letra para que te queden bien los cartuchos. Siendo que ya tengo algo de experiencia recargando mis propios cartuchos este proceso me toma 10 minutos y no he tenido problemas. Obvio esa es una alternativa a comprar cartuchos nuevos cada vez que se acabe la tinta de los cartuchos que estés utilizando. Dada la facilidad de uso de esta impresora, la calidad de impresión y su precio la recomiendo ampliamente.

The product is incompatible with the UK, the plug is not useable and the voltage is American, I asked for a return which you agreed . The problem with the return is that I have to pay the costs and the return postage ( to the USA) is over £80.00. So I am stuck with a useless printer which cost me £104 and I have now no idea how to contact Amazon for a simpler way to return this useless printer.

This is a replacement purchase. I like the printer and the quality of the printing. Of course the cartridges are really the expensive part. I had difficulty with the bluetoothj setting so I use a cord.

genial la impresora, la compre en una oferta que me envió amazon, una muy buena compra.