Customer Ratings & Reviews

It worked good for sometime.Scanner works good. But it takes longer time to warmup and print. Though the ink is available it is not printing properly. When multiple pages given at single print, some of the pages are getting printed lightly or the texts are invisible.

I love this printer it has allowed me to print a lot of pages that required lot of color. My favorite is on glossy paper because it is so vibrant.

very easy to fill also easy to operate very happy with this printer

I wanted to move toward using an ink tank style printer. i found this one to be the best value for the money spent. So far it has worked perfectly. Ink tanks were easily filled. My one and only issue was that I had to setup the wireless network feature manually, but I'll contribute that to my network settings.

Great for the most part. LOVE the refillable ink. Saves a ton of money. About time we see this more instead of getting reamed(sorry dad joke) by ink prices. It's been reliable and cheap to operate. We're a large homeschool family that uses it a lot. Sometimes doesn't play nice with our computers and says it's offline, otherwise it's great.

I was needing an all-in-one printer/scanner after my HP stopped working properly. This Canon - PIXMA was a great replacement. The HP ink cartridges were expensive and only held a whisper of ink which would quickly dry out. The Canon has BIG, MEGA ink wells. I am very happy with its ease of use, scan and print quality. I'm glad I made the change to Canon.

I love this printer so much. The ink capacity is fantastic. I love the idea of the ink tanks. My only issue with the printer has to do with printing images. The colors come out completely faded. Secondly, the printer is very loud. However, if noise does not bother you and you are generally using this printer for business purposes, this is a fantastic high-capacity printer for the home office.

I've owned this printer for almost 8 months and I'm still nowhere near running out of the original ink cartridges. It's so nice not having my ink randomly "expire" every three months. Setup was fairly easy. The only issue I've had is AirPrinting defaults to the rear paper feed instead of the defaults bottom feed (depending on which app I am printing from). Other than that, I'm very satisified

I absolutely love this printer. I have this exact printer but my ink waste is full and I didn’t have the time to have it serviced so I’m getting another one because I love it so much!

great all in one mega tank inkjet printer. I love it when you don't have to buy ink cartridges. The bottles of ink that are needed to fill the ink tanks are way better than ink cartridges. The tanks that hold the ink are a much better way to supply the ink to the printer. The bottles of ink are alot cheaper than ink cartridges and goes alot farther in printing. Printing copies on the printer is very easy from a computer or scanning from the printer itself. I would definitely recommend buying a mega tank printer if a person is in need of a new printer. It is much better buying bottles of ink instead of ink cartridges.

Love the ink tanks. They last a lot longer than the cartridges.

Best buy is actually best buy! I purchased a laserjet printer and surprisingly after 5 color printouts, it asked to install new cartridge. so, I visited Best buy stores to report this issue, the staff was really helpful, they immediately replaced the printer with a new and different version. Great customer experience! I liked the quality of the printer. Installation was straight forward! I would recommend to buy this printer any day from Best BUY!

This printer fits my needs for everyday printing with 2-sided and art/photo quality media with the direct through feed for heavy paper including watercolor paper

I'm happy with this printer. I like that I'm not always running out of ink. I'm happy with the print quality. I like that I can put one kind of paper in the back load paper feed and another in the main feed. The only things that I would change is that it won't wake itself up for a print after being idle for awhile, and the little screen on the front is hard to read. But, yes, I would buy this again.

This is my second Canon printer; I'm satisfied with the performance, though adjusting to the different set-up was a bit unnerving. My main beef is the control panel--it's almost impossible to read, no matter what angle I choose. Other than that, photo prints are sharp, and text is very clear.

So I really like this printer and I haven't really had any problems, I have some questions initially when I was saying it up and I called Canon and they were super super helpful so there's your great support on this product. That being said the print quality is just ok, on standard regular printer paper you're going to get some banding and lines and that doesn't seem to be a way around that, they're not overwhelming but they are definitely there, seems to be a bad printing profile from what I was able to gather, something they could fix with a firmware update but likely won't. When you want to use this as a photo printer the quality does vastly improve, there isn't really any banding to be seen anymore, More proof of the bad profile. now for my perspective the quality could be a little better it seems to be an uneven mix of colors leaving you as a slightly magenta cast, but this is coming from a photographer and many people who don't have an incredibly keen eye may never even notice. The last thing I'd say is the price point, realistically for something this expensive you basically only paying for the mega tank technology, wish let's be honest is just a way for us to spend less money on ink and I feel like they're trying to make up for it. Considering there's like $25 and $50 printers out there I wouldn't say that this is 12 to 6 times better than those, it's definitely better but it could use some refinements to really shine.

I am very pleased with my Canon Printer , especially the bulk ink supply, and the print quality is quite satisfactory. My first complaint is difficulty in reading the LCD display. Although the setup instructions are very clear and easy until I got into difficulty connecting to my computer and phone where had enormous problems with confusing instructions.

The main reason for the decision to purchase this printer was the large ink tanks. Even though this printer isn't the cheapest, the reoccurring ink purchase will be very cost effective. I have only just done setup, but so far, I think the print quality is good. Copy function also worked well. And, prints well from tablets / smartphone. However, setup was a nightmare, with a constant error - even from different devices. Calling Canon resulted in a "tech" telling me I had an "IP error"?? I think the error was a conflict in the Canon web site. I ended up doing a search for drivers and software, then did a manual download and install. That worked perfectly. Another nice feature is the paper tray holds quite a lot of paper - far more than my old printer. Construction seems fine - but time will tell. Overall, a printer worth considering.

I recently purchased the Canon G6020 inkjet printer, and while it has some strong features, I've encountered a few notable issues. Print Quality: The print quality is quite good, producing clear and vibrant documents. However, the speed leaves something to be desired, as it tends to be slower than I expected for an inkjet printer. Mobile Printing: One of my biggest frustrations has been printing from my Android phone. I frequently receive printer errors midway through the print job, which is disappointing and disrupts my workflow. User Interface: The small LCD screen is another drawback. It’s hard to read, making navigation and setup more cumbersome than necessary. Overall, while the Canon G6020 has potential with its print quality, the mobile printing issues and the difficult-to-read screen detract from the overall experience. If mobile printing is a priority for you, you might want to consider other options.

Like it a lot so far (had it about 30 days). The set up was pretty easy. Only difficulty we had was getting it connected to the wifi but some of that was not knowing which option to choose for our router. Putting in the wifi password was a nightmare due to the biggest drawback for the machine - this very tiny, very dated "screen". To "type" you have to scroll through the whole alphabet for every letter. I was worried about filling the ink wells, but it was very easy and no mess, even for a klutz like me. The 2nd negative I have experienced is that it turns itself off and turning it back on requires physically pushing the power button. All my previous printers has utilized a low power sleep mode instead, automatically waking up when a print job is sent. This one does NOT. If you try to print without hitting the power button, it fails. This is a big change for us and super annoying, but may not be a drawback if you are used to this behavior. As for printing, it prints slowly but I knew that going in so not a huge deal. The colors seem very subdued but I've only printed a couple things in color so am withholding my final opinion on that still. Overall opinion - it's good, especially if you are tired to death of buying ink cartridge's all the time and having them go dry or mess up. Don't pay MSRP, but if it's on sale, it's worth it.