Editorial Review

With the versatile PIXMA MP500 Photo All-In-One on your desktop, you'll ask yourself how you ever got along without it. This amazing machine delivers an impressive resolution of up to 9,600 x 2,400 color dpi, for remarkable detail and clarity. How does it do it? Canon Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) uses a next-generation 1,856-nozzle print head that ejects precise, consistent droplets as small as one picoliter. Further, our Contrast PLUS five-color ink system--four dye-based inks and a pigment-based black ink--produces true-life photos with a wide color palette, along with laser-quality text. You won't have to wait long to see your results; a beautiful photo lab quality 4"x 6" borderless photo takes approximately 51 seconds. Read more

Features

• Print resolutions up to 9,600 x 2,400 dpi color and 600 x 600 dpi black
• Optical scan resolution of 1,200 x 2,400 dpi
• Print and copy at speeds up to 29 ppm black and 19 ppm color
• Preview images on 2.5" digital screen
• One-year warranty

Reviews (109)

just okay
Overall, seems to work well for the price. I've had a few problems though. 1) Often the printer says it doesn't "recognize" an ink cartridge (one that came with the printer originally) and I have to turn it off and on again to get it to work. 2) I haven't figured out how to print on legal size paper... I think maybe it's not possible.3) Color quality is just so-so even on photo paper. I had a better experience with my old Epson that lasted me almost 10 years.
TERRIBLE RELIABILITY
Even though I have used my printer (a Pixma 5000) very lightly, it jams regularly on Canon photo paper and then spills ink everywhere. Today it went into "service error 5700" and it doesn't work any more, even after rebooting it five times.
NICE PRINTER BUT ONE BOTHERSOME FLAW ...
I recently bought this printer from Amazon, generally like it, but it has one problem: when I have not used printer for a time (1 - 7 days, this problem more likely & severe the longer it has been) colors are often very bad, eg no red at all, sometimes no red and no yellow, on first page or 2 that I print.After 1-2 pages everything works fine until printer is unused for another few-day period.This problem always leaves me the choice of reprinting 1 or 2 pages (spending precious time and draining expensive ink) or accepting a lousy looking printout.Note there may be a fix out there, I am too lazy/busy to hunt it down.And if you are running this printer long and hard, on a daily basis, you will probably not experience this problem.But if you use printer only for small and occasional jobs (say a 4 page job 3 times a week) I think this printer is a bad choice, you can probably get more dependable quality from a less expensive printer. ... Read more

Editorial Review

With the compact PIXMA MP170 Photo All-In-One, you'll be amazed at what you can accomplish. Right at home, you can easily print high-quality photos and text, copy important documents, and scan your photos and other images. One key to its impressive printing performance: Canon Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) uses an innovative print head with 1,472 nozzles that eject consistent, precise ink droplets as small as 2 picoliters. This patented technology produces an outstanding resolution of up to 4,800 x 1,200 color dpi, for superb detail and photo-realism. You won't wait long for the results; printing a beautiful photo lab quality 4"x 6" borderless photo takes approximately 55 seconds. Read more

Features

• Print resolutions up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi color and 600 x 600 dpi black
• Optical scan resolution of 1,200 x 2,400 dpi
• Print and copy at speeds up to 22 ppm black and 17 ppm color
• Windows and Macintosh compatible; USB 2.0 and Direct Print Port interfaces
• One-year warranty

Reviews (17)

Good in many ways but also disappointing picture printing
I switched from an Epson when it stopped printing color properly, and I wanted a multi function inkjet for home use. Although I have liked my previous 2 Epsons, I decided against Epson because of a ribbon problem that occurs in various models (which happened to my husband's machine.) I also decided against HP because many consumer reviews mentioned paper jamming. Canon has very good reviews with Consumer Reports and on Amazon, and the price is very good.
Canon PIXMA MP170 All-In-One Photo Printer Excellent
Easy setup, fast text printing, reasonable scanning/copying ... for the price, way exceeded my expectations for photo printing ... on good paper photos are very high quality!A great, bargain printer!

canon printer
I am really happy with this printer.I have now had it for about 6 weeks.No problems so far.I think the printing quality for photos is great.I read the other reviews, which said that the photo quality left something to be desired, and I disagree.My only criticism is that it uses ink fast, so if you buy it, buy some ink refills at the same time.It seems to use up the color ink more quickly than the black.I also love the fact that it has a copier, which works great. ... Read more

Editorial Review

If you're looking for outstanding print performance combined with Print-Copy-Scan convenience, look no further. With one machine, you can easily print high-quality photos and text, copy important documents, and scan your photos and other images. To achieve its impressive print results, Canon Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) uses an innovative print head with 1,472 nozzles that eject consistent, precise ink droplets as small as two picoliters. This patented technology produces an outstanding resolution of up to 4,800 x 1,200 color dpi, for superb detail and photo-realism. It's fast, too; printing a beautiful photo lab quality 4" x6" borderless photo takes approximately 55 seconds. Read more

Features

• Print resolutions up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi color and 600 x 600 dpi black
• Optical scan resolution of 1,200 x 2,400 dpi
• Print and copy at speeds up to 22 ppm black and 17 ppm color
• Preview images on 1.9" digital screen
• One-year warranty

Reviews (17)

OK but.....
I thought my old Epson all in one was slow but I think this is a close second....It goes thru all these gyrations just to print a page when I have printed a page just seconds before. It appears to be charging the ink but why this has to happen on almost every page is beyond me. And to copy you have to wait and wait also. I have to push the black "OK" button numerous times to get 1 page to print. AND....unless I use "fast print" there is so much ink on the paper that it smudges terribly. I'm still looking for a printer that was as reliable and fast as my old, old, old Epson 660 and I haven't found it yet. And HP is not the answer as I've discovered either.

Excellent Quality
This all-in-one printer has revolutionized my home office. For only $100, I have high quality printed documents, copies, scans and photos at home that exceed the capabilities of many small businesses.
Great All-in-One
I'm a college student who prints mostly text.Nevertheless, after seeing the convenience of having an All-in-One, I'd recommend investing a little more in a printer with more functions.I purchased this printer after my Epson C84 clogged.After looking at some inkjets, I decided to order this Canon based on price and reliability.
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Editorial Review

A laser multifunction from Canon, the MF5550 consolidates important office functions into one unit, saving on both space and money. Designed with small business users in mind, the MF5550 can scan, copy, fax, and print, and comes with a number of useful features.Read more

Features

• Remanufactured to like-new condition; includes 90-day warranty
• Prints, copies, scans, and faxes; 1,200 x 2,400 dpi optical scan resolution, 24-bit color
• Up to 19 ppm print speed; up to 600 dpi resolution
• Up to 19 cpm; reduces and enlarges 50% to 400%
• USB interface; PC compatible; Toner Not Included

Reviews (2)

Canon Printer
This printer worksgreat. Have used all the features on it already. highly recommend to anyone that is looking for a multi-function printer.

Not cheap because it does not include toner
I thought it was a great deal when amazon advertise with over 50% off which is not true. You can buy brand new for around $220 at costco which is newer model and include toner. It is very misleading price. ... Read more

Features

• 720 x 360 dpi color output
• MultiPass Desktop Manager software
• 300 dpi optical color scanner
• Built-in 14.4 Kbps fax
• Stand-alone faxing and monochrome copying

Reviews (12)

Canon Tech Support is their worst problem
In the long run everything I needed this product for worked fine (faxing and copying).Their main problem is calling for help and they want to charge you more to help you fix a problem with it or you can get it for free by going to "[...]".When I went there nothing worked and I didn't receive any help.So the Canon is going in the trash and I will stick with HP (Hewlett Packard).

Don't buy Canon!
I purchased my multipass and it was supposed to have a color scanner (the book even said so), but when I called them about it they told me that it was a generic book and that mine was not supposed to have a color scanner. The book doesn't list any other machine except for my Canon Multipass C3500.Then my warning light wouldn't always come one when it was supposed to to tell me that I needed to replace the ink cartridge.And to top it off, my print head needs to be replaced.The reason I say don't buy Canon is because I have seen many of their printers up for sale (not just this particular kind) and every time I ask what is wrong the tell me they need a new print head.I've run into many people on the web with the same problem.If only I knew then what I know now.

Multipass equals multiple problems
Like a lot people, I went for something that could do a lot for little money. I knew the risks of buying a machine that can seemingly do everything. Well, I know nothing is a cure-all but I was hopeful.Read more

Subjects:  1. Multifunction Devices    2. Fax Machines (Facsimile) - Plain Paper    3. Inkjet Printers (Ink Jet Printer)    4. Copiers    5. Scanners, C, 3500, Multi Pass   

Editorial Review

The Canon MultiPASS MP C555 multifunction peripheral is everything you could possibly want. It's a color Bubble Jet printer, fax machine, copier, and scanner. With all these functions the C555 is a multitalented machine that will save you space and money.Read more

Features

• Color printer, fax machine, copier and scanner in one
• Built-in USB and parallel ports
• 720 x 360 dpi print resolution, 600 dpi scanning resolution
• 14.4kbps modem for speedy faxing
• Portable and lightweight

Reviews (19)

Worst Printer Ever
I have had this printer for three years now and it has been nothing but trouble from day 1! If it's not the alarm light going off then it is skipping lines while printing. The fax machine is no better. "Best of all" Canon is nooooo help whatsoever. Their drivers don't work. I have had to reistall drivers tons of times, all to no avail. DO NOT BUY!!!!

waste of money
This machine has been nothing but trouble for me.Have had to reinstall the drivers several times, and the drivers from the Canon site don't even work.It goes through tons of ink jet cartridges at an enormous cost.Then every so often have to spend another $50-$60 for another entire ink jet cartridge.Customer support is about $10 each time you call, and it doesn't always help.It's very difficult to run a business with this difficult machine!

frustrated
when i bought my cannon c555i was very pleased on how it worked...but when i cant get the alarm light off and an err keeps flashing that my cartridge needs to be put in when it is in and full of ink..THATS FRUSTRATING....i cant get the alarm light off and cant print....i cant get any tech information over the internet without having to pay for it...thats frustrating...ive had it for about 2 years and this is the first time i cant find tech help.....thank you and good luck ... Read more

Features

• Prints, scans, copies, and faxes
• 720 x 360 dpi print resolution in black and color
• 24-bit color scanning with 300 dpi optical resolution
• Up to 6.5 pages per minute black, 2.5 ppm color printing
• Fax speeds up to 4 ppm

Reviews (8)

Not conpatable with XP operating system.
This multipass C5500 is a very good all-in-one machine.I recently purchased a new Dell computer, but this machine is not compatable with the XP os.I need to sell this one and buy another multifunction that will work with my new computer.I have the original box it came in, the software, documents and extra black cartridge still in the package, unopened, that goes to the successful buyer.This machine is in excellant condition and have never had any problems with it .I am the only owner. I purchased it new.Thank you for your interest.Daniel Rogers

not a great product
The printer, copy, and scan functions all work great.I have only tried to fax a couple times and couldn't get it to work.The ink cartridges run dry frequently, one went out in only 11 days.I am not sure if it is because the cartridge dries that fast or because the print head gets clogged quickly and thinks its dry.Even with cleaning the print head it still runs out of ink too fast.

A Cheapy All-In-One Printing Package
I use this Canon machine mostly for printing, and copying use. However, this can only scan sheets as there is no area on the machine to print bulky books. I was dissappointed this fact. It prints well when there is ink, but I have to constantly buy a lot of ink cartridges because it runs out quickly. Although the price might sound appealing, a higher priced all-in-one machine might be a better buy. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Multifunction Devices    2. Inkjet Printers (Ink Jet Printer) - Color    3. Copiers - Color    4. Scanners - Color    5. Fax Machines (Facsimile)   

Editorial Review

The Canon MultiPass C530 combines the functions of a color printer, fax machine, convenience color copier, and PC scanner at an almost irresistible price. The C530 is best suited to home use because of its modest performance ratings. Printing is rated at up to 2 pages per minute (ppm), and the copier function can make black-and-white copies at up to 3.1 copies per minute (cpm). Color copies range from three to nine minutes per page, depending on resolution settings.Read more

Features

• Bubble Jet printer, fax, copier, and scanner in one machine
• Stand-alone faxing and color copying
• 20-sheet automatic document feeder
• Includes Desktop Manager document management software
• Optional black and photo ink cartridges

Reviews (3)

Pure crap
I've had this printer for a few years now and it is nothing but trouble. First, regardless of what version of Windows I use, the Canon software always has tons of troubles to find the printer. At random points Windows will try to reinstall the driver and fail. Then when inside the Canon programs, the printer stops working at random points. The cartriges will go dry inside a month if not printing on a regular basis, it's completely ridiculous. Stay away from multipass printers.

Good Buy for the Money
I purchased my Canon Multipass C530 in October of 2000. I paid $199.99 for and it came with a $55 mail in rebate. I consider it to be a very good buy. It is still working very well with one minor quirk that I have learned to live with. If you are using it with a computer that has a Win based modem it sometimes fails to initialize on startup. This problem is easily bypassed by shutting the power off to the unit (unplugging it) and then plugging it back in. Changed my mind
I actually went into the stores looking for a fax machineexpecting to spend about $150.when i saw this at [the offered price], i realized i hit the jackpot.its so nice and small and the cover closes up to hide the buttonsfor a better look.my print quality was exceptional even though the dpi isonly 720x360.in reading about Canon's Drop Modulation technology, i cansee how they do it with minimal dpi.black quality is perfect and thereare NO paper missfeeds at all.it seems as though it will copy just aboutanything and that makes me happy.i havent had any worries about thismachine and Canon has answered all my questions about the different thingsi can do with it.Thank you so much Canon for making a great product.Nowmy fax machine does 4 other things as well! Awesome. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Multifunction Devices (Device)    2. Printers (Copiers, Scanners, Facsimile)    3. Machines (Machine)    4. C530 Canon 530 MPC530   

Features

• Print text and photos, copy, and scan in one convenient unit
• 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color, 600 x 600 dpi black resolution
• Up to 17 ppm color, 25 ppm black, 4-by-6-inch photo in about 36 seconds
• Large 2.5-inch LCD for easy viewing, editing, and printing
• USB, Direct Printer Port, camera card slots; PC/Mac compatible

Reviews (43)

FANTASTIC photo printer
After a tremendous amount of research, I bought this printer for my parents and was SO impressed with it that I was sad to leave it at their house!The picture quality is phenomenal (and I have seen dozens of different methods of producing prints), and the colors are truer to life than some of even my studio prints of the same pictures (I tried it by printing some copies of my wedding pictures).The copy feature does just a beautiful a job as the print feature does, and it's a BREEZE to use and set up.If it's not clear in the description, this machine also makes prints from negatives and those old-school slides (from the '70s?), which is unheard of in a home printer in all my research.Finally (and MOST importantly) the print cartridges are truly cheap to purchase: it costs around $9 to buy any of the colors, and the cartridge lasts for a while even after printing 100 or so pictures.My parents absolutely love it.If you're looking for an all-in-one and want a good photo printer, do not look any further.
Sorry, I disagree
I read and researched this product for a month.I was so happy to get it.I still have a 10 yr. old Canon product!It was great.....
Solid all-in-one
This is a great all-in-one printer from Canon overall.However, there is a few items that potential buyers should know.
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Editorial Review

With so many people working at home, there's a greater need for a fully functional office in the back bedroom or at the dining room table. But where do you fit all that equipment? A computer, printer, fax machine, copier, and scanner are absolutely necessary in the modern world of freelancing and telecommuting, but who has the room for--and who can afford--so many machines? One of the only multifunction options currently available for Mac users is the Canon MultiPass C635. A color bubble jet printer, copier, fax, and scanner all in one compact machine, the C635 will become your new best friend, though it fails miserably at water cooler gossip.Read more

Reviews (2)

An all-around decent unit for home and SOHO.
I used a MultiPass C635 for a few years with my iMac Rev. A, and other than a few hiccups in the initial driver release, which were promptly fixed in Canon's next release, the unit was very good to me for scanning, printing, and faxing.Also comes bundled with PhotoDeluxe, a very good photo editor.

OS9 procedure
If you are using OS9 you will encounter the following problem after installing the included Adobe Type Manager software: "System error type 119."Canon and Adobe are aware of this and the fix is as easy as going to adobe and downloading "Adobe Tpye Manager 4.5.2Macintosh version" (NOT the deluxe version).At some time in the nearfuture Canon will update the included software, but until then there is noclue about how to solve this problem in the box. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Multifunction Devices - Macintosh    2. Printers (Printer) - Bubblejet    3. Fax Machines (Facsimile)    4. Copiers (Copier) (Copy Machines, Machine)    5. Scanners (Scanner), MPC, 635   

Editorial Review

The Canon MultiPass C755 multifunction peripheral is whole lot of functions rolled into one. It's a color Bubble Jet printer, fax machine, copier, and scanner. You can save money and space in your office with this high-performance multitasking machine.Read more

Features

• Printer prints black text at 9 ppm, color at 4 ppm
• High-speed faxing with 33.6 technology
• 1,440 x 720 dpi resolution
• Automated one-touch scanning
• Color faxing and copying without your PC

Reviews (17)

I love it
The ink cartridges are inexpensive and after I set the color to standard, I did not have a problem at all. The ink seems to last forever in this mode. I use the printer all the time and the cartridges lasted for 6 months. Definitely better than my Dell printer.

Worst Printer Ever
If my sister askes whether to buy this C755 Multipass, my answer is, "Darn forget it." Yest it prints, scans, faxes and photo copies. But that's it. Quallity of printing (whatever it is black, color, faxing or copying), is almost tragic. There are very notable thinny line between one horizontal ink spread and another. Another agony is popping up when you leave it out for a relatively long period of time. Ink or nozzle (I don't know what actually cause problem) are sticking up and it produces jagged letters or images which is very unsmooth. Scanning quallity? It's even no better than today's digital cameras which many cell phones arm with. Last pitfall is it needs on-memory utility software turned always on. Considering the large memory size of today's computers, the on-memory residencial utility program could not be a big issue. Yet, it makes lots of problem such as scarry blue screen and reasonless system stop with certain applications. I manually dragged the utility out from my start-up list for trouble shooting and reenter it when I needed printing. All in all, I gave it away to somebody and I'm so happy about it.

don't do it!!!!!!
We purchased this printer while still running windows98.It has NEVER worked correctly.We have since upgraded to windowsXP and the problems are even worse.The print quality is terrible.The top of page one of nearly everything is a mess.This machine is NOT user friendly at all so if you are the least bit intimidated by copying, faxing, scanning, etc, then DO NOT buy this.I wish that I could give it zero stars.I would recommend this only as a "hand me down" to a preschooler who doesn't know or care about the quality.Then again, maybe not. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Flat bed Scanners    2. PC Compatible, Compatibility    3. Mac, Macintosh, Connections, Ports, Port    4. Universal Serial Bus Interface, Interfaces, Connection    5. FB, 630, ui, FB630, 630Ui, Cano Scan   

Features

• Copies in color; includes automatic document feeder
• Prints photo-quality output; up to 20 ppm black, 13 ppm color
• Produces borderless prints and copies
• Directly accepts digital camera-memory cards
• Faxes in color with Super G3 speeds

Reviews (30)

Canon Multipass F80 Support Sucks
The software/driver for this printer will not work properly with Windows XP, SP2.It causes computer freeze, requiring a reboot, in which data will be lost when trying to print from many applications.It also adversely affect the address drop downs in your internet browser.Canon offers a bandaid fix, but the issue has been known since the release of SP2 and Canon has not and will not fix this issue.I have finally given up on Canon and will move on to a different brand printer.Beware!

Best for home use
The Multipass F80 is the best multi-function machine for home use.It's not designed for heavy, industrial usage, but has solid quality for everyday home user's needs.It's pretty good as a color printer, but it's the color fax function that's really cool.Its small footprint fits most desks well, too.

Canon makes great multifunction machines!!!
I did a lot of research before purchasing this machine.Although I really wanted another Canon machine, it's cost was too high for me.After checking many websites and finding a good price I purchased this machine and I haven't been sorry.It does everything I need it to do and more.Read more

Editorial Review

Buying an all-in-one unit designed to be partnered with your Mac may be the perfect solution for your family or small business, rather than stocking a roomful of electronics. Canon's MultiPass C545 is an ink-jet-based multifunction unit with the key features of color printing, scanning, and copying that are designed to work together and are supplemented by a fax function. The black text in crisp 720 x 360 dpi brings a professional look to résumés, papers, and presentations at 5 ppm. Color prints at 2 ppm. You can print on all the papers you'd expect from a high-quality unit, including letter and legal papers, envelopes, glossy photo, gloss film, and transparencies. A one-touch button makes scanning and editing photos for all kinds of projects and e-mail easy, even for the novice. A flatbed scanner lets you scan books and magazines. You'll appreciate OCR software for scanning text, and the clear optical resolution of 600 x 600 dpi with 24-bit depth provides accurate color.Read more

Features

• Multifunction printer, fax, copier, and scanner for Macintosh computers
• 720 x 360 resolution for color or B&W printing
• Mulitasking lets you print, scan, or make copies while sending a fax
• 1-touch scanning operation
• Small footprint

Reviews (6)

Works OK, but no MacOS X support
I'm reasonably happy with how this printer performs in general, and it does the job as a quick and dirty copier. Mine's just fine!
I am a Mac G3 user and for the price and all the functions this machine performs, I think it is great. I have space restraints and this is the smallest of the multifuntion machines. Probably the only thing I don't love is the quality of the printing, although if you instruct your computer to print on best quality (which is slow) the quality is much better!

Great idea, short on delivery.
The versatility and light-weight, compact design of this machine made it practically irresistible to an iMac man like me.But after experiencing some communication problems between the printer and my computer, and then noticing that the product is absent from the catalogs of most Macintosh dealers, I was able to determine that the Canon 545 uses a conversion cable for USB compatibility.The Canon 555, on the other hand, comes with "hard-wired", built-in USB capability.Only slightly larger and a few dollars more than the 545, the 555 may be the better bet for most Mac users, at least in this price range. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Whether you're printing color presentations, copying notes, or scanning photos, the MultiPass F20 has the built-in functions to handle it. Color print features include 10-pages-per-minute (ppm) printing and up to 2,400 x 1,200 dpi print resolution. Ultrafine, 5-picoliter droplets provide precision and fine detail, even on plain paper. You can copy documents in black and white at up to 14 copies per minute (cpm), and up to 10 cpm in color. Scan documents and photos at a maximum resolution of 9,600 dpi in 36-bit color.Read more

Features

• Borderless color printing and copying
• Photo-quality output
• Up to 14 ppm black, 10 ppm color
• Directly accepts digital camera memory cards
• 9,600 dpi scanning in 36-bit color

Reviews (14)

Good but no linux support
I've owned this for over a year and it's been my main printer/copier for a small business.I usually use it in draft mode as it is very fast (maybe 10ppm?) and the quality is good enough most of the time.Regular mode is too slow for my patience, maybe 2-3 ppm. I' ve printed Retail Grade DVD covers, but burned outhead
I bought this printer new last October I was really astounded at the Retail grade DVD covers it produced, I printed about 1,800 covers before a Canon tech told me (by special free toll free number) the printing head was burnt out, but that they would send me a new one to replace old one since I had signed up when I first bought the printer. I am disabled and Canon took my word and is sending the part rather than me having a difficult time of getting someone to to take it to a authorized repair shop. Nice to know that a company as big as Canon still Poor feeding; lots of ink
It prints fast once the paper feeds, but it rarely feeds correctly the first time. End result is that it doesn't start printing until 10 seconds after I get started. It also flys through the ink. Black cart is good for only 100 pages or so.Read more

Features

• Print, fax, copy, and scan
• 5ppm black/2ppm color
• 720x360dpi, USB/parallel

Reviews (1)

I'd multi-pass on this one
If you're looking for a fax machine that positively eats toner and mysteriously runs out of color ink, even when you've never once printed anything out in color, this machine is for you. To make matters worse, it refuses to run again until you replace said unused color cartridge with a new one, costing in the neighborhood of $....Read more

Editorial Review

Uniting the engines of the popular Canon i850 photo printer and Canon LiDE 30 scanner, the remanufactured Canon MultiPass MP730 photo printer, copier, and scanner enhances both your performance and creativity. Each function supplies the technology needed to make an impressive visual impact, while the unique Canon Think Tank System lowers printing costs by combining individual ink tanks with intelligent management. Plus, the 35-sheet feeder makes it easy to fax, copy, or scan large documents. Read more

Features

• Multifunction printer, copier, scanner, and fax machine with individual ink tanks and intelligent ink management
• Legal and letter size copies at up to 22 pagers per minute (ppm) in black and 14 ppm in color
• Scans at up to 1,200 x 2,400 dpi optical resolution; up to 4,800 dpi color printing with 2-picoliter droplets
• 33.6 Kbps super G3 color fax; 35-sheet auto document feeder; 250-page fax memory
• Remanufactured to like-new condition; 90-day warranty

Editorial Review

Rather than a room full of electronics, an all-in-one unit may be the perfect solution for your family or small business. Canon's MultiPass C560 is an ink-jet-based multifunction unit producing copies, scans, and printed matter combined with a fax unit. The primary features of color printing, scanning, and copying are designed to work together with your PC. Black text in crisp 720 x 360 dpi brings a professional look to résumés, papers, and presentations at 5 ppm. Color prints at 2 ppm. You can print on all the types of paper you'd expect a quality printer to handle, including letter and legal paper, envelopes, glossy photo, gloss film, and transparencies. A one-touch button makes scanning easy, and editing photos for all kinds of projects and e-mail is simple too, even for the novice. A flatbed scanner lets you scan books and magazines. You'll appreciate OCR software for scanning text and the clear 600 x 600 dpi optical resolution with 24-bit depth for accurate color.Read more

Features

• Multifunction printer, fax, copier, and scanner for PCs
• 720 x 360 resolution for color or B&W printing
• Multitasking lets you print, scan, or make copies while sending a fax
• 1-touch scanning operation
• Small footprint

Reviews (2)

First Impressed, but Now Searching for Better
What's GOOD: Canon MultiPASS has the perfect design, is an awesome space saver, paper has never jammed, faxing is reliable, and is basically easy to use. What's BAD: Printing is very slow, copying is very slow, I spent about 3 hours on the phone with Canon Tech Support when first installed to work out some software bugs, now about six months later, for some reason when I click the print button it does not want to print. Sometimes I have to click the print button to print a basic MS Word document a dozen times before it decides to print.

Canon MultiPass C560
This Printer,Fax,copier, and scanner is easy to use and fast it prints like a profesional and does not take up much room!!! ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon MultiPASS C530 combines the functions of a color printer, fax machine, convenience color copier, and PC scanner at an almost irresistible price. In our tests, we found the C530 best suited to home use because of its modest performance ratings. Printing is rated at up to 2 ppm, and the copier function can make black-and-white copies at up to 3.1 ppm. Color copies range from three to nine minutes per page, depending on resolution settings.