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

All I can say is "WOW!" I had a Pixma MP800 that i had to replace as there were no updated drivers for Windows 10 and printing photos or color made me think the print head was bad (it wasn't). Did a lot of shopping and feature comparison and was pleased to find that my best option was once again a Canon. This printer has amazing color, prints beautiful photos, has easy to use software for digital scanning and photo manipulation. And it prints 11x17! Do wish it automatically placed a short cut on the desktop during install, but that's no big. Don't understand the quality complaints - while this printer does not seem as sturdy as my last Canon, it is still better quality than my HP all-in-one that it (also) replaced. The flip up front control panel does worry me regarding durability, however, I don't beat up my electronics and only worry about my cat using it as a launch pad. Love my Canon Pixmas! Worth every penny, without as many pennies I thought I would have to spend! Unless Canon turns to crap, I will probably never buy another manufacturer printer again!

I purchased this printer about a year ago, and ever since I’ve had issues with it, you might as well spend more money and buy a better printer or just buy a different brand altogether. The printer is nice for basic things, but when it comes to anything besides computer paper expect to wait 5 to 10 minutes for a single sheet to print out, I purchased this printer to make prints of my artwork, when I scan them it takes up to two minutes, after that like I said it can take anywhere from 5 to 10 minutes for the machine itself to read your work and then print it. I can’t even begin to tell you how many error codes, all the little things that this printer will do to stop itself from printing, I have lived in three separate places with this printer and it still can’t work with the Wi-Fi more than half the time. Majority of the time it will stop printing halfway through and spit you out an error code or tell you that it can’t connect to Wi-Fi, and good luck using your phone with this it doesn’t wanna link up only when it wants to. The printer prints out mediocre Prints, it may take 20 minutes but the majority of the color that you want to be there won’t be there I should’ve bought the Epson printer. Overall when I spent $500 on this piece of junk a year ago, I did not know what I was getting myself into, canon itself can’t provide an accurate description so I had to get on QVC and watch two middle-age women present it to me. Don’t waste your time with this printer. Unless you enjoy waiting an hour or two to print five pages, not to mention the feed slot on the back only excepts one piece of paper, have fun.

Hardware wise is printer solid. The Wi-Fi connectivity works good, even the app for your phone works good. But the driver it comes with this terrible! You might think of $250 printer that's designed to do edge to edge printing would .. I don't know, not require 4 hours to get to work? First, you have to go into printer properties and set it to borderless. That's not too bad, although one would assume that a borderless printer would default the borderless. But then, you have to change another slider, for minimum extension, whatever the hell that means? From being two notches over by default to being the whole way to the left. If you don't do that, anything you tried to print will be scaled and bottom will go like six millimeters past the edge and cut off :-( I've included a pic of the slider you need to change.

I had my doubts at first with so many printers out there to choose from. Be sure to remove ALL packing materials and tapes. There’s a few places where those sneaky guys put some. Setup wasn’t too bad. Going on line to download a few things took me a few minutes to figure out but not too bad. Seems fairly user friendly. You will definitely need an internet connection for this printer to download drivers and manuals. Definitely download the manuals and register your product to ensure any warranty needs that may occur. I’ve only used the bottom paper tray feed so far. There’s a pull out tray to keep your prints off of the floor. This is the first printer I’ve had that had WiFi capability. That’s a cool feature there. So far so good. I ordered an extra set of ink cartridges. A set of ink cartridges comes with it. I wasn’t completely sure of that. Remember that this model doesn’t fax. Read the features you’re looking for before purchasing. Oh, one more thing, the display screen turns up to see it better looking down. It adjusts as you see it up to 90 degrees straight horizontal. Kind of nice rather than bending down to read it. I haven’t needed any tech support so far. Prints look good to me.

I bought this printer to replace another Canon inkjet that had served us well for 7 years. We've had this for about 2 months now. The good: Print and scan quality are good. Smooth setup, including wifi, and drivers on our home computers. Printing from all three computers has worked well. Slightly smaller than the old one even with the same features. The bad: This printer has several annoyances that were not revealed in commercial reviews. 1. When printing, the front panel must be flipped up to allow paper to come out. This must be manually flipped up. So, when printing from another part of the house, we have to walk over and flip it up. Or, leave it flipped up all the time, which looks strange. 2. There is a tray to catch the paper after printing. It must be manually pulled out to receive the paper. If not, papers all over the floor. And the tray is too protruding to be left out all the time. 3. Every now and then it gives a duplex jam error. Clearing the error on the touch screen removes the error. Probably a sensor is slightly misaligned. Hoping that other printers don't have these problems, I'd look elsewhere unless you really love Canon printers for some reason. It is annoying that these annoyances have been added since the previous printer's design, which cost about the same, and was otherwise similar. Changed to one star. The duplex jam happens frequently. The copier feed does not work consistently and misaligns the paper. This is a big step down from my previous Canon pixma printer which served us well for several years.

I love this printer as it has a back tray that will print up to 12x12 cardstock paper. Due to MY fault, I had to replace my old TS9520 printer with a new one. This printer is hard to find. The setup was easy and even though it comes with a dvd to download the software do not frett. My PC does not have a cd player in it and I was able to download the software directly from the Canon website. Since I live in Florida, humidity with paper took a toll on my older printer. With my new printer, I will now load paper from the back tray when I am ready to print documents. Also I will not leave paper in the cassette tray until I am ready to print due to the humidity. It accepts 3rd party ink cartridges in the printer if you want to save $$ on cartridges but still recommends using Canon cartridges. I have had NO issues using 3rd party cartridges. I have Xfinity internet and had no issues with connecting via Wifi. This has no fax so I do a lot of print and scan documents only.

You have to physically wake it out of sleep mode and it doesn’t connect as well as the one I have at home which is the GX 4020. Toner is easy enough to get but we go through it quickly. It also doesn’t print at all when you run out of a color even when you just print black and white.

This is my second Canon TS9520 printer. It is a great printer, copier, and scanner. The previous TS9250 died peacefully, in its sleep, after almost 7 years of service. RIP.

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.

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.