Canon PIXMA TS9520 All In one Wireless Printer Home or Office| Scanner | Copier | Mobile Printing with AirPrint and Google Cloud Print, Black, Works with Alexa, One Size

I have had this printer 4 months and it's fantastic. This is my 2nd Canon printer and I don't think I would have any other brand now. The quality is far better than HP. My old Canon lasted 8 years before getting a printer head error message. This one seemed to be a little cheaper build quality but it's producing great printing so I can't complain. It connects perfectly every time from my computer or phone. Don't hesitate to buy it.

Antes que nada, hay que decir que esta impresora no la vende Canon en México, por lo que si se estropea, arreglarla va a ser complicado. Lo mismo aplica a la disponibilidad de consumibles (tinta) que se deben importar.Dicho lo anterior, yo buscaba una impresora que abultara poco (en particular que no fuera muy alta) que imprimiera bien y que funcionara muy bien con mi Mac. Todo eso lo cumple a la perfección y por eso estoy muy satisfecho de mi compra. Sin embargo, entiendo que no es una buena elección para todo el mundo.

I needed a printer that had a rear tray feed so I could use legal paper and also blank Quicken checks. This one is great, good photo color, easy to use. I had bought an HP with refillable inks that dried up while I was out of town for the winter. So I just decided to buy the same Canon I had in my winter home. It was a good decision.

Choosing a printer/scanner to go with my 2020 M1 Macbook Air was a lot harder than choosing a laptop, but after much research and procrastination I went with the Canon PIXMA TS9520 and so far I have not regretted that choice. My very old HP device was not able to connect to my current network (although it did at a previous residence) so as a back-up I wanted a machine that could be connected to the laptop via a cable. They don't include the cable, but I purchased one from Amazon. So far I have not needed it. From box to completion it was a little over an hour for a mechanically/technologically challenged grandma.Connecting to my network was a breeze (it didn't even ask for the password!), the ink cartridges went in easily, and the only issue I had was that the paper cartridge looked nothing like the paper cartridges my HP printers have had and I couldn't find it! I finally went online and found a youtube video that walked me through the process. In less than 90 minutes after I opened the box I had printed a test page and scanned a document. The automatic document feeder was very easy to use as well. The only negative I can report (and the reason I gave it four stars instead of 5) is that apparently this printer does not print labels (except for labels on printable CDs). I wish it did, but I can get along without that function. If you need to print address labels or lots of file folder labels that would be a problem. I think the adhesive backing is the issue. The documents it has printed for me are clear -- no smudges. I don't print photos or do much color printing, so I am hoping that most of the time I'll just have to replace the PGBK cartridge rather than the color ones. That is much less expensive. You can check the ink levels either on the display panel or on your computer (in Settings on a Mac). But Canon won't highjack your printer the way HP's Instant Ink seems to. At least I hope not!

El ADF es de calidad pobre, migré de un modelo MX880 de hace 1o años a este justamente por la excepcional calidad del anterior en todo aspecto, pero no le llegó a la calidad. La tapa del ADF no tiene soporte estático por lo que siempre tienes que sostenerla con la mano al colocar documentos, el ingreso del ADF es muy reducido para el manejo de hojas múltiples y el escaneo en todo momento sale ligeramente chueco de los bordes, en las reducciones no te permite escanear sin bordes por lo que las orillas extendidas siempre las va a recortar. Si pudiera la devolvía y compraba algo mejor.