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TomY Posted
Easy set-up, excellent performance. The orinter comes with enough ink to take care of all my printing needs fir the foreseeable future. If you do the math, the total cost of this ink megatank printer is well below the cost of a $44 cartridge ink printer, when you consider the number of disposable ink cartridges you'd buy in just one year to print even just a few hundred pages.
DanielK Posted
This is an amazing printer and super efficient on ink. I’ve owned it since April 2020. It’s now September 2024 and since that time I have only used 1 bottle of each color and 2.5 bottles of black. I’m still on my original ink that came with the printer. This printer comes with 3 black and 1 of each color in the box. I paid $250 back then and now’s it’s at $199. I would recommend this printer to anyone since it’s a solid printer with zero issues.
NolanB Posted
Printer setup was easy, ink refill is also super convenient.
ComputerDad Posted
Works great. Really like the ink tanks verses cartridges. Seems to be exactly what I needed.
Linda Posted
We decided we wanted to try one of the ink tank printers, so we looked for one that had the features we wanted, at a reasonable price. We found this Canon, it does print, copy and scan, and has auto duplex printing and Wifi direct. It has 2 paper feeds, one tray and the back feed for envelopes and odd size paper. Setup was easy, we used the included disk, followed the steps for USB connection and everything worked. Setting up wifi direct was easy, again just followed the steps and it worked. Print quality is very good. We're very pleased with it so far. The only drawbacks are the display is tiny and not backlit, so very difficult to see. Use a flashlight to see it. It is somewhat slow, but not a big deal. Overall, a very good printer.
MikalaiG Posted
Works great, a little slow. The quality is quite good, the photos are not bad, there is printing on both sides, which is very convenient.
WENDYW Posted
I bought this printer for my granddaughter for college. I have had the same model for at least 4 years or more, can't remember exactly. I do a lot of printing/copying for my work at home and have saved $100s and hassle on ink compared with previous printers. It occasionally needs to have the nozzles cleaned but that's easy as it's a command choice, just select it under the maintenance option. From my experience, you'll know when this needs to be done when the colors start to look strange &/or there is no black printed. This is the only hiccup--maybe once a year--in using the printer I've come across. It takes a bit of time and ink to run through the cleaning. Also, easy to do scans--I keep the scan icon/link on my taskbar. Output quality is fine--no complaints.
Mandi Posted
This was a easier set up than the other one, and has more features than our our 3 year old one in the guest room. I love the tank ink, I was gone 6 months did all the purges on the old one, updated the drivers works great. I still have only used a half bottle of Black in 3 years!!!!. Canon is a money saver in the short run and 3 years! (Thankfully no short term ink loss like 2 hp which in 6 months cost us the price of the new Canon, hp inXL hp cartridges alone.)
FranciscoY Posted
It was a very easy set up. The printing speed is slower than advertised but the print quality is good. One important flaw is the fact that the control panel has no light.
PDPAN Posted
So far, the printer works well. I love the large ink tanks, and the money that is saved with them. The display is not lit well, and that makes it hard to read. I also wish it has software that could be used from the computer, but that is just because it would be easier than using the dimly lit screen.
Serj Posted
interesting, wireless, color printer all in one. convenient, fast and quite simple. bought, installed and turned on in the children's room. now I don't worry about running out of ink in a few days. the ink supply in the printer box is enough, I think, for at least six months for my children. definitely recommend :)
JSB29532 Posted
Easy setup, I'm using the wireless connection. Holds half a ream of paper and more ink than I'll use in 2 years, and I print a lot for someone using strictly at home. Print quality is fantastic. I have printed from my computer, iphone, ipad and even from an Amazon Dot! The only negative I would give it is the display is small, but it's only a minor problem since you can do just about everything through the computer or the apps. And the G6020 is even smaller than my previous ink jet printer. All I can say is buy it you won't be sorry.
CSpreng Posted
So far it has worked well. Set up was (mostly) really easy. The ink tanks were easy to fill. The hardest part was connecting to the internet. They really buried the way to connect straight to the wireless without going through their software. It is literally not in the getting started guide. But you'll need to use the set up menu, and go to Wifi set up to connect straight to your wifi. (This is the only way to use the device with chromebooks as far as I can tell.) So far other than this is has been good. But they should add the wireless only set up to their getting started guide. Also the control panel is a bit a hard to read for an old lady like myself. Here are the instructions I used: https://ij.manual.canon/ij/webmanual/Tutorial/G6000%20series/EN/TRL/Top.html
Chau Posted
Wonderful printer, prints beautiful photos. Scanning is easy. Definitely could have a more high tech screen, and could be a little quieter.
Microwaveuser Posted
This is a great printer. Prints quickly and effortlessly. Ink tanks are easy to fill. Not frustrating like the Canon MG7520, that keeps requiring verification of paper stock type. The Canon Print phone app is pretty worthless, but Airprint works well. Haven't printed in color, photos or specialty stocks yet, but have printed from paper cassette and back feed. The G6020 set up was pretty intuitive. So far my only complaint is the didital display, black print difficuot to tead on gray screen.
Joan Posted
I like that it uses tanks for ink & prints clearly. It was easy to setup. Drawbacks are it is slow, noisy, and the screen does not light up therefore hard to read it's messages.
DaBluFly Posted
Great home office workhorse printer. I’m an illustrator and I do a ton of printing for my work, as well as bulk prints of marketing materials and this printer has been able to handle everything I’ve asked of it. Setup is super easy, connected to my WiFi, computer and tablet without issue. The cartridge-less ink setup is absolutely a game changer for me. I’m so happy to not have to throw out a million plastic cartridges and that my ink lasts longer.
hitsuyoo Posted
It's a printer. That's really all you wanna hear, but the truth is, this is a beautiful work of art. I love the fact that it has a reservoir that can keep you in the ink. And if you're in the ink, you're making things happen. It's well designed with the ability to feed paper from the front or back and it's really all wireless. It works with PC, Mac or mobile phones. It can print on both sides of the sheet and it's really simple to use. It's the perfect office companion. The footprint isn't all that much bigger than my old printer and it just looks better. I highly recommend the Canon PIXMA 6020 Wireless All in One Printer to anyone needing to spruce up their office life. As I like to do, here's a link to my online review. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w4vCv9Cqex6wfZ3oUJKNMxmGX3IdF1UvROJg8l_fTbE/edit?usp=sharing
iclog Posted
I bought this to replace a PIXMA MG-6120 that died. Which, by the way had been an EXCELLENT all-in-one printer. Checking several sources, I found there was no current Canon printer available equivalent to my old machine, so I settled for this one. The good part is the mega ink tanks which last for a very long time and are economical to replace. They also turn out very good print copies. However, photo prints are very much inferior to my old printer. The worst part is what many other reviewers have complained about. I can't believe at this price point that Canon did not see fit to equip the printer with a back lit display. Unless your printer display screen happens to be directly under and at close proximity to a bright desk lamp, it is impossible to read without the use of a flashlight. I have used only Canon printers for years and have more than one in my home, but whoever designed this model sure missed the mark.
GoSabres Posted
When I first saw these types of printers with ink tanks, I said to myself "Finally!" But the stock shock always kept me from buying. I bought this on August 16 when it was on sale, i believe it was $80 off. Since that time I have printed over 300 photos ( varying sizes from 4x6 to 8x10) and only print documents in color. i cant say how much documents were printed but my wife prints something everyday. My color tanks are still half full, and my black tank is just under 3/4 full. I still can believe how much you can print on this. Image quality on my pictures are really good, but most of my source material is high resolution (4032 x 3024) and bad results came from trying to print a low res picture (like from and old camera). Setup was easy enough, didn't have any problems connecting to my network. Some may not like the LCD screen as it is not back-lit and small. however, i rarely use it, except to choose my paper type and size. Overall I am really happy with this printer and would highly recommend. Worth every penny.