Customer Ratings & Reviews

love my new printer. Does everything I need it to do and works great

Printer DO NOT WORK!!! Error message says internal issue. I am disappointed the printer was purchased for my granddaughter for school in Alabama State University, now she is out of state in school without a printer and no way to get to Best Buy. I just want a new printer and for it to be set up.

GOOD UNIT I REALLY LIKED IT, BOUGH CANNON PRINTERS MANY YEars .

Very hard to set up. Had to go buy a cable and do it that way.

you get what you pay for every Noise when starting up

Not compatible with iPhone, won’t sync no geek squad support

Just had a few confusing issues at the set up but once figured out machine is great!!

Printer jammed almost immediately. Cleared the jam and continued to say there was a jam. Returned to store

The WiFi portion of the printer does not connect automatically. Every time I turn it on it has to be rebooted and downloaded again.

Did not work with internet is only a printer our primary usage is to take something from a computer and make copies from it. Best Bey refunded te money and we bout one that met our needs.

The wifi not working properly i have to connect every times i want use the printer. So it’s not working properly

Horrible...won't install...never had an issue with a pixma befor

Had to return doesn’t have AirPrint for Apple got a Epson instead

Easy wireless set up , save money in ink and compact size printer.

My purchase was delivered as promised and performs as expected.

Great price save alot on ink easy to use. Recommend this printer if you print alot.

Ink is cheap! Saves you money! Prints more with quality, than other printers.

Awesome for what I need it for.. you will save in the long run.

I tried Epson's 3600 (see my review on the Best Buy site) and while Epson certainly won the marketing and hype battle so far, Canon has won the war with their own ink-tank lineup because of ease of use and overall performance.. Like with nearly all of their ink cartridge printers, Canon includes free software with their mega-tank printers that lets you size your digital photos to 4 x 6 or 5 x 7 or whatever standard size photo paper you have. You do this on the computer and print. Borderless too with the Canon, not so with the Epson. Also, unlike Canon, Epson does NOT include software for photo sizing and printing. With the Epson I tried, after you select your paper on the computer, you have to physically go TO the printer and scroll around on a complex (I think) LCD screen to match the paper you picked on the computer. This is a two-step operation that Canon has merged into one by having you select the paper on the computer through their software. I had this "sizing software feature" on my Canon MP640 and, fortunately, Canon has continued it on their G series tank printers. I took the Epson back within 14 days, a Best Buy advantage, and had them order a Canon G3200 through the website. Best Buy needs to get these Canon's set up in the stores and show a demo. The G3200 operates simply and prints beautifully and it's fun having all that ink. Big bottles, like the Epson, and now I see BB has lowered the price by $50on the G3200 Canon. If you're thinking buying a Mega Tank - cartridge-LESS printer - you won't be disappointed with the G3200 by Canon. Wi-fi installed easily..works super with my Windows computers (System 10 AND XP-PRO). I do NOT work for Canon, they have't paid me for this or anything else. I'm just a long time Canon user that's very pleased with their printers. BTW, all Canon tech support for printers is U S. based. No problem communicating with their techs.

The ink lasts a long time. Easy to set up and print using my laptop. However the print quality is dull on certain paper types. Overall, the printer is efficient and the quality is satisfactory.