Canon - PIXMA TS6220 Wireless All-In-One Inkjet Printer - Black

Great quality prints and very user friendly. I've printed about 25 full paper size high quality pictures on glossy plus 2 paper and have used about a quarter of the ink that it came with. If printing just regular things on paper it uses a lot less. Definitely recommended if doing photos or post card. These are the type of photos I print so you can kinda scale how much ink you'll be using.

So I print stationary products for my small business and have an Epsom which I love but mainly want to use it for documents only and wanted a well-made, high quality image printer for my items and definitely found it with Canon. Really bright and nice colors - no bleeding or paper jams. Very happy. And it shows an animation/video on the printer itself on how to set it up step by step with clear and easy directions.

I take a lot of wildlife pictures and the printer works very well for me. Details are good and the colors are amazing. Ink cartridges are pricey but all ink seem to be overpriced.

The printer wireless set-up instructions was very easy to follow and the actual set-up was a snap. While I have only had it a few weeks, so far I am peased.

So far this printer has worked great. The set up was fairly easy, it prints just fine, scans items well. Connecting the computer to my smartphone was also very easy.

Very easy set up, love how I’m able to print from my laptop and phone without a wire. Would definitely recommend for college

The product itself was good. But the website that the instructions say to go to provides only Japanese. Use the install CD instead.

We got this printer to replace a Brother printer we'd had for years and the heads just wore out. Since printing at home is not that common, we wanted something cheap, but still decent. This one wasn't the cheapest in the store, but it was close. The good: very easy to set up with a nice touchscreen and interface, double sided color printing was a nice bonus, and the speed is pretty good as well. We use it mostly for schoolwork for our kids and it has served well. The bad: you have to open the face of the printer when you want to print. I'm assuming they make it this way so it's sleek when not in use, but seriously, just put a paper feed slot an 1/8" in there and call it good. It's just a pain. One of our questions was if you run out of color ink, can you still print in black and white (because the Brother required color even if you weren't using them). We were told all the entry level printers like this had that same stupid feature. So yes, you have to pay for new color cartridges if you run out before it will allow you to print just plain, black text.