Canon - PIXMA TS6420a Wireless All-In-One Inkjet Printer - Black

I recently purchased the Canon TS6420a from Best Buy, and it has exceeded my expectations! Setting it up was a breeze, thanks to the clear instructions and the Canon app that walked me through every step. The compact design fits perfectly in my small home office, yet it delivers high-quality prints that rival larger models. The print quality is outstanding, especially for photos. Colors are vibrant, and the details are sharp, making it ideal for both documents and creative projects. I also appreciate the duplex printing feature—it’s a time-saver and reduces paper waste. The wireless connectivity is seamless, and I can easily print from my laptop, smartphone, and tablet. It even supports Apple AirPrint, which is a huge bonus. The scanner and copier functions work flawlessly as well, providing excellent versatility. Overall, the Canon TS6420a is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for an affordable, reliable, and feature-packed all-in-one printer. Highly recommended!

Of all the reviews i did, i liked this one best and took a jab at it and it did not disappoint. Easy to install. Easily hooked up to my wifi. Aligned and did test runs on the ink starter pack; picture quality came out pretty good. The copies were clean. Double side printing went well too. Overall very satisfied at what it can do. Its a decent size and not too tall. Connected to the app with ease. The only issue i have is installing the drivers on The computer... have to go to the website for that, but so far so good for an initial setup. We will see how long it holds up. There is a usb connection but bought separately.

This printer and I got off to a bad start, but it was more my fault than anything. I learned that the best way to print from my iPhone is to save the document to my iCloud, then to print it through the Canon app. I didn’t have a problem printing pdf’s, but when trying to print from pages or numbers it wasn’t printing properly. It’s fairly fast, and I love that it has two trays. It can pretty much do everything my HP massive printer can do but takes up a lot less space. It also seems to be better on ink than the HPs that I’ve had in the past, and I certainly enjoy being free from the hp instant ink hold. So far I’m enjoying it, and I am glad I made the switch.

Would work excellently for casual/home use, but didn't work for me as a small business/independent artist looking to do smaller scale prints for home. The build quality was decent, I love the way it looks (the white and grey look so clean!), and it was easy to set up — total setup time including installing inks was around 10-15 minutes. I also appreciated having two ways to feed paper into the printer, as I use specialty papers pretty frequently (i.e. glossy photo papers, sticker papers, envelopes, etc.) and having the convenience of a dedicated plain paper feed meant less time fiddling with loading and removing paper and more time working and printing. The two things that made this printer ultimately a no-go for me were the poor color reproduction and "pizza wheel" marks on my prints. For casual use, the color printing capabilities are absolutely good enough; I've attached prints of a photo that happened to be on my phone at the time (artist is @glacierclear on twitter, warning for adult content; picture itself is SFW/all audiences) and as you can see, they are absolutely serviceable and look quite nice on the included Canon photo paper. However, as you can tell the print is noticeably darker than the prints from two other printers, a Canon TR8620 and an HP Tango) and the colors are duller. In general this printer struggles with brighter saturated colors. Again, for casual use this is acceptable and I would even describe the print quality itself as quite good or excellent! But for my purposes the prints run too dark and dull to use. Secondly, although not visible on this print, there are "pizza wheel" marks that appear on non-Canon glossy papers such as glossy sticker papers which render those prints completely unusable. Googling led me to the conclusion that these were considered within acceptable parameters for Canon and that my options were to either go with a different brand or use matte papers only, and, well, I decided to go with a different brand. I hope this review helps. Overall, for home office/student/family use (i.e. small prints for home, printing documents, printing homework, etc.) this printer would do excellently. It's aesthetically pleasing, easy to set up, and operated well while I had it. Unfortunately, for my purposes (printing art, stickers, and other prints) this printer simply didn't work out. Hopefully Canon resolves the pizza wheel issue on future "prosumer" grade printers that aren't ~$1000+!

So far so good. My printer needs are very infrequent but I have to say, it sure is a fantastic feeling to print effortlessly with this printer. Set up was simple. Connecting to wifi for wireless printing was just as easy. My only issue is with the back paper stand. It's off center. A little cattywampas but don't feel it's necessary to exchange as it doesn't effect the printing jobs. The print quality is lovely! No spaces, no fade, just a beautiful image as it should be! I've only used about 4 times so far. I pray this lasts for years and the ink cartridges aren't too expensive. The image I provided is of the funky part for your reference. Thanks!