Print Quality (4.5 out of 5): Great print quality even with small font size. Produces good color or grey scale photos, and good presentation printouts. Print speed is as specified (around 22 ppm for black), but when I tried to print a large report with a couple of hundred pages, the device struggled a lot to finish the job. After every 30/40 pages the machine takes rest for 2-4 minutes to cool down. This is not a heavy-duty printer, and it is for home use only. Print Cost (4.5 out of 5): Similar models of Brother printer costs less in printing, but this canon device is not bad. The standard black toner costs around 4c per page while the high yield toner can cost less than 2.5c per page in eco mode. The standard black toner that came with the printer was able to print 1700+ pages, and a new high yield toner cartridge (Canon 054h XL black) that I purchased later was able to print 3500+ pages in eco mode. It is annoying that the printer shows low ink warning once ink level gets below 50%, and with this warning I was able to print around 1500 more pages full of text in eco mode. The warning simply does not make any sense. So, forget about the warning and keep printing. Scan (3 out of 5): With max resolution of 600X600, the scan quality is not impressive- both with the flat-bed scanner or with the auto document feeder (ADF). I was able to set the resolution to 1200X600 from the remote manager, but scan quality did not improve much. Scanned fonts come out dull and not sharp. Good thing- the auto feeder can hold 50 sheets (letter or legal) and can scan both sides in a single pass with a good speed. It is okay for day to day scanning, but for sensitive official documents I still prefer some scanner app installed on my android phone. Unlike these apps, the scanning software included with this Canon printer does not have any post-processing intelligence. Lastly, the flat-bed scanner portion is unnecessarily 3 inches thick (compared to HP MFP M428fwd or M283fdw)- making the device look large on my desk. Copy (5 out of 5): Fast and crisp print, both from flat-bed scanner or from ADF. ADF can print both sides in single pass pretty fast. ID card copying is also good. Email, Fax (4 out of 5): It’s a relief that hard copies can directly go into your email directly from the printer. But the setup process is not easy, and may require an expert hand. I haven’t tried fax. Setup and Connectivity (4 out of 5): Software and Wi-Fi setup are straight forward. Printer quickly wakes up from sleep once command is sent to printer through Wi-Fi. The remote manager is a great help, with which you can use your web browser from your computer to remotely monitor ink levels, see usage logs (for print, scan, mail or fax), and control all different settings without touching the printer itself. That’s something cool! Touch Display (3 out of 5): LCD touch screen is not sensitive, most of the time I have to touch twice or press hard for the same action, the user interface on the LCD screen is not well-organized, and some of the very common settings are not readily available. However, you can customize some of it from remote manager. Overall (4 out of 5): With less than 300$ budget, if you are looking for professional quality printing in black, decent color print, Wi-Fi and email connectivity, and average scan quality- everything of office in a single home device, you should get this. I am happy with the purchase.

Found I needed to replace an old Brother Color Laser Printer I had for over 10 years... it apparently didn't like the newest Windows 10 update. Besides, it was time. I have used a B/W Canon All-In-One recently and really liked it, so I decided to buy the MF 644... primarily because it fits in the Printer slide out cabinet in my desk. Tight, but it fits. Out of the box set-up was easy. But the driver set-up is not real intuitive so you really need to follow the instructions closely. After I had the printer up and running (USB connection to my desktop) I set up the wireless connections to my laptop and handheld devices. I found downloading the Canon Printer app to my phone and tablet made connection hassle free. Again... follow the instructions. The printer is not fast but fast enough for home office use. The copy function was easy and the copies were clear and neat. Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase. Having a fully functional "All-in-One" office machine that fits my needs and my "space" is nice. The added bonus was getting a price match and saved $80. Thanks Best Buy for taking care of that.

So far I love this printer. Quick, easy to use. A little louder than I thought but no big deal. Still having trouble setting up the scan / send to email function but it's not that big of a deal to me. I can still send it just takes a few extra steps to do it. Over all, definitely worth purchasing.

This printer does exactly what i expected it to do. Set up was fairly simple and the quality of the prints is above average. I am not sure how well it will stand up to large volume printing as i so not print large quatites. But it does what i need it to.

Was very easy to setup. I was thinking I did something wrong because my Mac never showed the software until I tried to print. So set up was too easy. On the negative side, this printer is heavy. But very happy with the pages so far.