Customer Ratings & Reviews

I think this is one of the best LaserJet printers that I have bought for the price. A little heavier than my old inkjet. Does require at least two people to lift it. Works well iwith remote devices and the display is clear and easy to read. Printing is Crisp and Sharp.

I recently purchased the Canon Wireless Color All-In-One Laser Printer, and it has surpassed all my expectations. This printer seamlessly combines efficiency and brilliance, offering wireless connectivity that simplifies printing from any device. The print quality is outstanding, delivering vibrant colors and sharp text thanks to its impressive laser technology. Moreover, its multifunctionality as a scanner and copier adds convenience, while the printer's remarkable speed and sleek design make it a standout performer. If you're seeking an efficient and reliable printer, the Canon Wireless Color All-In-One Laser Printer is highly recommended.

I used to have an inkjet printer where the cartridge gets dried up after 3-6 months even if I don’t use it. Like literally used few pages and then next time I habe to print it will be after few months and the inkjet printer will tell me I don’t have colored ink anymore. This is not the case for laser printer because the toner won’t get dried even without using for months. I like this printer because it’s best bang for your buck, I got it from a black friday sale. The operation is easy and I don’t have to read all the manual to operate it for the first time. I like that it’s also a scanner and copier. I don’t have a phone line so I won’t be able to use the fax feature which nobody use anymore. It has a decent space for paper storage, the sound when printing is kind of loud but tolerable since this is a laser printer. Overall, this is a good product and I highly recommend it.

The Canon class MF654 CDW printer is the latest edition of color laser printers in canons exceptional history of building high quality printing devices. After unpacking and removing the printer, which was very securely held in place with Styrofoam tape and covered in plastic bags. I followed the instructions in the user manual to prepare and set up this new printer. It's important to take the time to read and reference the detailed user guide provided. Following the setup guide is your best bet unless you've already set one of these up before. You'll want to know how to prepare your networking environment and install the latest drivers on your computer. And depending on your usage there are additional settings you'll need to configure, for example for scanning documents and faxing documents. A nice feature if you have more than one of these printers to set up is that you can import the data registered on another of the same models directly into other printers on the network which will save you valuable time. This canon printer is highly network capable, for wired and wireless connections, perfect for any small business or Soho. Configuration can be done both at the printer directly, or in combination with a remote connection using the provided remote user interface from Canon. As with any networked device, particularly for a small business where data security is imperative, you will want to take steps to prevent unauthorized use or hacking of your data. In the past printers were a source of entry to gain access to a network, or to the built-in data storage device. Canon has taken extensive measures to ensure the integrity and security of your data that is on the device and access through your network connection. Take the time to review the user guide provided that explains how to secure your configuration. It's an important first step, and Canon has done a great job in providing you with information on how to do that. When the printer was turned on for the first time, they set up a guide greeted me to assist in setting up the initial configurations. These are high level configurations to get you going, afterwards you'll dig in deeper to set up more detailed specific configurations for your environment. During the initial setup you'll choose your language and country, you'll set up the date and time, although this will also be maintained by a network connection to keep all devices in sync, initially you can set it up here in UTC. Going on with the setup you'll configure initial security settings you'll do a color configuration and adjustment, setting up the network connection and setting up a automatic toner replacement service so that you have plenty of notification before running out of toner. There's also a presentation of the library of applications built into or available for the Canon printer. There is quite a few apps, it's always good for the first time to review them and know what they do. Quick access to information and configuration settings can be done using the operation handle LCD which is on the front of the printer. Canon provides a warning in its manual to be careful when handling the touch panel display as it is possible to damage it if handled too harshly. I can attest to this not on this printer, but another one, not a Canon, that I press too hard and killed the LCD. Fortunately, that printer also has a remote user interface and that's the only reason I can still use it without having to replace the broken panel which would not make good financial sense anyhow. All your settings are accessible through the panel; however, the remote UI provides you with more information and ease of accessibility in my opinion to the features and functions. The connectivity of the Canon printer is very robust with several ways of accessing and using the printer's many functions. If the printer is being installed on a corporate network, there are things to consider so far as sharing and access to privileges to be set. If you are uncertain of how to do these things, you may be best to request help from your IT department, or as I have found a call to the Geek Squad is also available to sort out any questions. If the printer is meant just for simple home use or for a home office and there isn't a concern for the risk of information being hacked and stolen, then it's very simple to set up wireless or wired connections. The simplest form of wireless configuration is to use the WPS method, you'll want to have access to your wireless router to make this happen quickly. The Canon printer is fully capable of handling all the current encryption technologies to protect your connection. It is IP4 and IP6 compliant, you can set static IP addresses or use DHCP. There is a full plethora of networking settings that gives you full control if you want it. From my computer I use the remote UI application to set up, configure, monitor and make ongoing tweaks to the printer. The applications dashboard provides you with quick and easy access to the printer's capabilities and functions. I find it to be a very useful and integral part of this printer's solution. I should mention again that this printer can be used very quickly with minimal setup time or knowledge if you simply follow the quick-start instructions. On the other hand, it is fully capable of handling complex printing situations and security settings on a network of devices. Depending on your scenario and situation you may not need much knowledge to set up the printer, or for complex settings you may need assistance from a knowledgeable computer IT person as this would entail network provisioning, network security, network sharing, setting up LDAP, setting up WINS, FTP, configuring the SMB, monitoring and controlling the printer using the simple networking management protocol by using a MIB etc. In the user manual and on the Canon support website page you will find information on how to utilize a print server service when using this laser printer. The purpose of a printer service is to reduce the load of print jobs from your computer to a configured computer on the network setup as a print server. Not necessary for small environments, but available for large networks. I didn't need this capability, but it's nice to know it's there and at this price point it's kind of incredible that it's offered and available for use that even a small business can afford and maintain... Surprisingly there is still a need for faxing documents, although that is slowly dying out there are still some situations where it is needed. I was able to use an existing landline to try out this feature. You can both receive and transmit faxes. I tried scanning several pages of documents containing both text and graphics to an online resource that accepts incoming fax protocol. The quality of the faxes was outstanding, and better than any quality facts you would have gotten in the 1980s! Lol! Anyhow the feature is there if you need it and want it. The printer provides two methods of inserting paper stock, it can be done automatically using the paper drawer or on the side of the machine is a manual feed slot. Mostly I use the automatic method, but I can see using the manual feed for specialty papers. But use your good judgment when inserting different types of paper as it could cause a jam. I found it funny that in the user guide Canon warns again certain types of paper, one of which is stated to be onion skin or thin paper. I hadn't heard of this term used before... As with any printing device when feeding it paper just use common sense, but I suppose the lawyers out there would want to be very specific and so know that you shouldn't put some things through the input slot. In addition to the weight of the paper you can adjust to the specific size of the paper, such as legal for A4, and so on. You can also adjust the input rails to handle such things as envelopes for instance. If the printer is set up and configured and plugged in and powered up it becomes available for use using any of its ingress access ports. But if the printer is not used for a long period of time, such as overnight or over weekends you can configure it to go into a power saving mode, or you can manually put it into sleep mode by a simple push of the button on the printer or through the remote UI. This should save electricity plus extend the life of the printer itself. I spent a good amount of My time with the Canon printer both copying documents as well as printing electronic material. From the copying perspective it's very straightforward and easy to use and doesn't require much understanding to create a copy if you're in front of the printer physically. The control panel provides all the functionality from simple to detailed as to the type of copy you'd like to make. It'll even do two-sided documents automatically without manual intervention. It'll reproduce exact copies of documents, or it can resize them bigger or smaller. It will handle black and white as well as color documents and I found the quality of the output to be the best I've seen in this class of printers. Copies were scanned and printed very quickly almost to the level of a business class printer costing three or four times the amount. It even does collating. Very impressive!

The Canon imageCLASS MF654Cdw is a solid multifunction printer and its excellent performance and user-friendly features are awesome. It's an easy setup process, which is a huge plus. Its intuitive interface and straightforward controls make it convenient for both basic and advanced tasks. The print quality is impressive, delivering sharp and vibrant documents. Additionally, its wireless connectivity options provide flexibility in printing from various devices. Overall, it's a reliable choice. BESTBUY consistently stands out as a top shopping destination. Their exceptional customer support truly sets them apart. I highly recommend their services.

This was our 2nd Canon of this series and they are rock solid. Easy setup, excellent features, print quality, and scanning. We print to it from wired, and wireless connections... and our phones!

Bought this to replace a desk jet for a home office. Set up was simple, including connecting to WiFi. Print quality is excellent and AirPrint is a breeze. Starter toner cartridges are at 90%, even after what I thought was significant usage. Compared to the constant frustration of replacing desk jet print cartridges every few months, or them drying out and having to clean the heads if it sits unused for a while, this is a dream. Should have made the switch years ago.

Does everything I need for my small business. Prints at a more than acceptable speed and the quality is great! Didn’t purchase to print pictures but it also does a good job with pics! A little noisy but most printers are. Would recommend if you print weekly!

Much better than our old printer. Toner is a bit expensive, but that seems to be the common thing. Lil noisy too, but welll worth it at its price point

Super easy to set up, colors are bright and scanning is a breeze! Bought on a Black Friday sale and it was cheaper than a comparable inkjet!!

I'm delighted to share my positive experience with this amazing printer. This printer has consistently delivered vibrant and high-quality prints, making it a reliable choice for my home office needs. Its user-friendly interface and efficient functionality have made printing tasks a breeze. I appreciate the printer's speed and precision, making it an excellent companion for both text and graphics. Overall, the Canon ImageClass has exceeded my expectations, combining performance and ease of use seamlessly.

Great printer. Easy setup and print quality is excellent. The only thing is that it's slightly bulkier than I expected. Otherwise, I love it.

Purchased this as a replacement for an old HP laser printer that refuses to die (15+ years old) that is black & white and not wireless. I have had numerous inkjet printers, but got tired of printheads dying or getting clogged or putting out less than acceptable copies. I don’t print out a lot of pages & I haven’t used the printer with photographic paper. For my purposes, this printer was easy to setup & use. The printed pages are quite good. I cannot speak to photo images, since I haven’t yet tried any. I haven’t had it long enough to see how well the cartridges hold up. But so far, I am quite happy with the printer

I purchased this Canon laser printer to replace my old Epson inkjet printer. Pros: 1) Crip and faster prints faster as expected of a laser printer. 2) The scanner is as good as any other printer out there. 3) Efficient in toner usage, Included cartridges should be good for atleast 1000 documents. 4) loaded with features, no app needed for wireless prints 5) easy to use large touch screen and a fast UI. Cons 1) All the reviews about this Canon being loud are true, this thing is super loud and can give you a headache if you're sesitive to sounds. 2) Replacement toner cartridges are very expensive, buying a new printer would be cheaper. 3) very heavy.(not really a con, it has a soild build quality)

The Canon MF654Cdw is a fast all in one laser printer that provides excellent image quality. If you have have a home office you know the value of a good printer, especially a good laser printer. My girlfriend is a realtor and uses a printer constantly so a good printer is a must have for us. Setting the machine up for wireless printing is simple, but if want to scan and have it wirelessly send it to the computer you have to download the drivers from Canon’s website. This is straightforward and takes only a few minutes to install and the drivers allow you to control more of the functions of the printer from the computer. The printer has AirPrint built in so you can easily print from any of your Apple products easily. The machine also has specific standalone settings for copying an ID or passport. The automatic two sided printing is something that saves a tremendous amount of time when you have a lot of stuff to print. Not sure how many people still need this, but it also has the ability to print from a usb drive. The one thing that could be improved is the touch screen interface, sometimes it can be a little to sensitive to the touch and you select something you didn’t mean to. The MF654Cdw is an overall great laser printer for a small home office that needs to print in color and black and white.

Setup is very easy and quick. It just took me 5mins max. Its very well packaged and is bit heavy when compared to similar class inkjet models. But works very reliably and the print quality is very good. Its bit slow in printing but i guess its expected for the class of printer. For most the printing speed won't matter at all. I wish the cost of replacement cartridges are not so expensive. Cost of replacing the cartridges will be more then the actual printer.

Works as expected. Its pretty loud but the speed and print quality are excelllent.

This model of Canon printer works very well. Both myself and my daughter use it for business and personal use. It has all the features we needed. It is easy to use. It stays powered on 24/7. My last printer—an HP—had paper jam problems. This Canon is designed much better.

this has been a excellent printer for us, it is wireless or hardwired using a cat 5/6 patch cable. its fast and very quiet compared to a ink jet. the packaging was great, just follow the instructions to open the carton. it comes with this extra piece of plastic that isn't very clear what to do with but its a dust shield for the paper tray when using legal paper.

Very satisfied with the Canon MF654Cdw laser printer, the quality. of print is very good, copies are hard to tell from originals, speed of printing is satisfactory and it has done everything I have expected it to. Again, very satisfied.