Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy set up for this Canon Wireless Printer. It does a great job of printing documents and is very quiet. The Canon app was easy to use when I had to replace the router and reset the wireless settings.

This is my first inkjet printer since the 90's. While I will always prefer a laserjet, the toner cartridges are expensive, and we just needed a printer for home use. Setup was easy, once I connected it to the wireless network. It's a little loud, and since I'm spoiled by laser printers at work, of course it is a bit slower. However, the printouts look good, and it's just for home use, so this will work. I was most impressed that I can automatically send duplex print jobs to it. I tried it out, and this feature works nicely. I haven't tried printing photos yet, but I am hopeful that we will be able to enjoy this feature as well, based on other reviews. For home use, I would definitely recommend this printer.

Definitely like the quality of glossy photo prints i have made so far... easy access to and use of pull up digital control screen. Wireless only. Was used to being able to plug into ethernet with other canon pixma printers, but so far no issues. Easy to set up. Lid for scanner is kinda of flimsy. Disconnects from body easily. Can feed paper from front or rear, but seems 4x6 photo paper only prints from rear.

Set up wasn’t seamless but it was not terrible. After that ease of use is fantastic, everything is super straightforward. I can print wirelessly from multiple computers and phones which is what I mainly wanted this printer for. Document printing is great. The photo printing is solid, but not as good as getting prints from CVS or Shutterfly. The scanner is great for documents, I haven’t tried photos so can’t speak to that. The cable connections are recessed on the back side corner of the printer. Which means you can push the printer back flush against a wall, which I really like. Overall I love this printer. It’s a great value.

This is an incredibly fast an quiet printer. Easy to setup and install on my home network and mobile devices. Perfect for home based schooling and office work.

The unit feels a little flimsy. Set up was easy and easy to use until you run out of paper and no one explains the difference in the paper trays. Found out through watching a YouTube the small top tray is the paper tray and the bottom tray holding the paper is the paper feed. Once got that figured out everything has been good. It was a good price for what it is.

This is an excellent printer, good clear type, color prints look close to original colors though depth of colors seems to depend on the type of paper used. Output tray extends and retracts which adds another mechanism that might cause problems in the future and is really an unnecessary complication. Nice design using solid materials.

This printer is very nice so far (after a few weeks). Set up was easy with three different PCs and print quality is great so far. I have not printed any photos nor used any other features. Closing the front after turned off feels a little weird but other than that is very good. I won't print enough to have issues with the cost of ink.

Easy to set up and use. Printer is quiet. Good quality printing.

I am enjoying using the Canon PIXMA TS8320 Color All-in-one Inkjet Printer. It is for the most part easy to use and the colors are good. I am having an issue with the paper supply. The printer by default selects the bak paper feed instead of the paper try and I have to make a couple of selections to have it start printing from the try. I think that the issue is probably covered in the instructions I have not taken the time to read them in detail yet. The scanning function is very easy to use. I am happy with this printer.

Easy to install prints Are beautiful price was right

I was in the market for an affordable all-in-one (print, copy, scan) machine equipped with built-in wireless connectivity, and smart home device compatibility. This printer has a sleek, compact, and modern design with clean lines that fits in with any decor. The color touch-screen control panel is user-friendly and easy to read. One awesome and convenient feature I really like is the built-in SD Memory Card Reader (the slot is conveniently located on the front of the machine). It enables you to insert the SD card from your camera and direct print your pictures without having to be connected to a PC. Some of the other features I like and find useful are the dedicated disc slot for CD/DVD disc printing, Smart Assistant voice command printing compatible (Alexa, Google Assistant), duplexer for double-sided printing, and how multiple devices can be connected at the same time (up to 5). It does not have an automatic document feeder (which was a bit of a disappointment by the way). But, all in all, I still find it to be a great all-in-one machine for family and home use.

It was a good printer, until it wasn't. I was happy when I got it, but it took some savvy (which I am) when it came to connecting it to the internet as well as my computer. I did like that I was able to connect it to my phone. The photos turned out well, but I wasn't overly impressed by them. They still worked well enough to give as gifts to people, though, as well as hang in my home. Of course it fell outside of the limited warranty before it completely took a nose dive. There is not a Canon rep/person that can come to my location as I don't live in a big city, and therefore I need to purchase a new printer after a year. It did do quite a lot of printing for me while I was in school, which mattered the most!

Easy to set/up. Prints quickly and good quality. Haven’t tried photos yet, but expect Canon to excel. Only thing I don’t like is the printer shuts off automatically. Our last one stayed on, which is nice if trying to print over the network from a distance. Apple Iprint works.

reliable ,fairly easy to use., nice design. if you wish to retract tray the grabs your paper once it is printed, so that for example you can add paper to the tray below, it can take time. But all in all, this is a very nice printer to use.

I talked to a friend who buys many printers for his company and he suggested that I buy the TS8320. I am so glad that I did as it was very easy to install on two of our PCs. Tested printing, copying and scanning on both and have had no problem with either one. A plus is that you can print on both sides of a sheet of paper if you desire. This printer replaced a Canon MP560, which we had for many years.

This is my 3rd Canon printer. I am liking it. I prefer the loading of photo paper from the top back rather than the two separate paper loading trays in front in old models. The color of photo print is excellent. It also has a smaller foot print, which I like. As always though, ink is costly. I have found the best deal is buying directly from Canon site unless you want knock offs. Back to back printing is slow so if you want to make many copies, it’s easier to do one side at a time.

As my old printer needed a new ink waste absorber, I was told that this part was not available due to the age of the printer. I purchased this Canon Pixma and am very happy. I didn't need anything fancy and this does the job very well. It was easy to set up as the instructions were very clear. It is for home use and basic functions. The price was right and the curb side pick up was fantastic.

This printer is easy to use, produces high quality output, and is a pretty good value. The only problem I've had is that duplex printing is a bit slow. The real question is: would I buy it again. The answer is yes.

Actually this is a very nice printer. I got it to print photographs, which it does great. Very nice colors, works well with Apple Photo, Photoshop, and Lightroom for printing photos. Great colors, rich deep blacks, and good detail. Just hope you don't have to use the manual. Canon would be smart to work with some graphic design folks to better mark trays, lids, and paper adjusters. Then please have at least a mediocre native English major write the manual. Lets just say, its the anti-Apple intuitive at times. That being said, linking to my home wireless network was so much better than a previous generation Canon - both reliability and instruction walk-through to connect.