Canon - PIXMA MG3620 Wireless All-In-One Printer - Black

I have this printer and I love it. When my nephew needed one for college, I went ahead and got him the same one I had because it’s worked well (much better than the HOs I’ve had previously). When it was delivered, the part that holds the ink in was missing. He’s going to take it to a Best Buy (he’s at college in a very small town, so it will be a bit of a drive). Hopefully they’ll replace it.

This printer is the best one I found for the money. I was surprised I did not need to connect it to my computer for the initial set up. Selected wireless from the CD-ROM disk, wireless took it from there. Reason for 4 stars and not 5 is, that the paper tray is not closeable while holding paper. Also the door separating blank paper and printed sheets is not closeable either. Perhaps future models will have this issue modified. Overall a great simple printer, scanner, copier.

Pleased with this printer/scanner. Great phone app interface. Easy to use. Does have frenquent jam/error message, where you have to open the access doors and close and then it resets and works. If you want a low-cost printer that works with your iPhone to print coupons and school paperwork in small batches this is a good one.

This printer have everything I need. Most of the time I am using it for school, but I did start doing some picters too. And the price was very afordable.

I'm not going to say that this is a good printer for the money because you see that so much and what does it really mean? Less than $50 for an all-in-one inkjet printer could still be a lot of money for some more than others. That being said, this small footprint AIO does it all. And pretty well, too. Speed is average for the unit to queue and start printing, and the noise level is noticeable but for the most part not enough to be annoying. Perhaps if you were printing a 30 page job and the printer was beside you.... but how many times does that happen? Print results are good, both colour and greyscale. Clean crisp output even in normal 300dpi. Keep in mind that this is a light duty printer for general home/home office type use. It won't disappoint used in this manner. Setup was a breeze. I went WiFi from the get-go and the setup utility had no issues finding the device on the network and finishing the task. No need for alignment. It was excellent out of the box. Scan works well, quick and quiet. Same for the copy feature. And it looks good on the desktop or wherever you decide to place it. A ton of other software comes with the install CD. But I only wanted a printer so opted not to install any of it except for the manual, which helped out later on. The 3620 has an wake-up setting that allows it to sleep until a print request is received. I used this setting for a few weeks after install and it worked fine. One day all computers in the house couldn't see the printer. Tried several fixes, rebooted, reset the router, powered off and on several times. Nothing worked. Last gasp, check the manual. Sure enough, it had step by step troubleshooting that resolved the issue first try. Moral - install the manual during setup. So overall, a great little printer for the price or otherwise. And like all printers today the consumables cost more than the printer. Two XL black cartridges and one ream of paper cost more than the printer

I have to admit I purchased this printer because of it’s color - gotta have some color - but have been pleasantly surprised over the years at it’s consistent performance and ability to look GREAT on My Desktop!

The printing function works well enough, but it eats way more ink than it seems like it should. The prints look good, but not the best option for you if you want ink-use efficiency. It comes with no software for the scanner feature so as far as I can tell, you can't use the scanner without a third-party software to access it. Setting it up is difficult because of the poorly labeled buttons. For example, instructions refer to a 'Black" button. They're all black (the color of the plastic), and there is no button labeled 'Black". There is one button with no label at all, making it effectively 'a black button', and another button labeled 'Start' with the word 'Black' beside it, and a label "BK" (an abbriviated form of Black), but with no button related to it. It was a pain to figure out. So, it's a very half-baked designed. It is a printer/scanner combo unit. The printing seems t work fine, though with wasteful use of the ink. The scanner... well I won't even be able to find out until I get some kind of scanning software for it. And the interface is not user-friendly. I'm happy with it just because it was cheap and I'm sure I got exactly what I paid for, but I also wish I would have grabbed that other printer I was looking at instead. I wouldn't recommend this product for anyone else.

Decent product. Great value although ink is a bit expensive.