Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’m sure Canon Pixma TS7720 is a really nice printer and a good design. 2.7” Touchscreen is responsive enough to every single touch. Seems to come with dual-band Wi-Fi. Does wireless copy, print, and scan. AirPrint should work fine. But like all things in life; nothing is perfect nor was this printer or its shipping. Immediately I heard rattling inside the box, I Shook just a bit, opened it up, and the printer was fine. The next step was putting the ink cartridges and that’s where the problem arose. It was already broken. So it’s useless to me. I can’t test it. The printer shows an error screen. This was the first time a product came to me completely broken and a metal piece (?) was stopping the printer from reloading the ink. I understand things come broken in life but this is a good deal of money to spend. If you looking to get this product then make sure you get a warranty. Nope. I wouldn’t recommend this printer to anybody but if you get one that works it might be good as far as features go.

I bought this printer about two months ago. It was a little difficult to add it to an apple laptop, but it has worked very well ever since.

Great value for the money. This is a great price for a wireless all-in-One inkjet printer.

Mediocre resolution. Price of orinter is deceptive. It’s the exhorbitsnt cost of ink cartridges. Two sets of two cartridges each color, that’s more rhsn the oricevof thisvprinter. Well known to Canon. ‘Ease of cartridge replacementvid knowingly very deceptive. $32, for xl black; 11 ml in it? $32. for xl color, same 11ml, but 3 comors in it, approx 3.3 ml each color. That is the deception. One color is used up, the entire cartridge is useless. Black: Another deception. Printing full page letters, multiple pages, there is a very noticeable drop in ink.

This product is a nightmare. When it gets low ink, does not work anymore and start to give connection problems. It gives error Code 1651 for whatever and it doesn't allow to print. It's a poor design and a quite stupid process for something as simple as printing. What a joke this product is