Canon PIXMA MG5320

usability, noise, price, performance, print quality

reliability

47% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Good photo quality. Can print on printable optical discs and cases. Prints from a number of media sources.

No Ethernet connector. Relatively high cost per printed page. Fresh output tends to smudge.

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Canon's new imaging suite with HD Movie Print, automatic photo filters, Pixma Cloud Link printing, and an integrated disc labeler all make the ; more useful for amateur photographers.

The printer lacks an Ethernet port for wired networking, and with no high-yield cartridges available, consumables can get pricey.

We recommend the Canon Pixma MG5320 and its photo-friendly features for amateur photographers shopping for a do-most-of-it imaging device, but the step-up Pixma MG6120 is a better fit for multiuser offices.

I needed a new scanner and this all-in-one was on sale at the time. It's performed great so far. It's mainly a scanner and the occasional photo print. I've never had trouble with it so far

I wish I could figure out how to turn off all of the LED lights. They are the brightest blue LEDs on any of my equipment. I have this on a desk in my bedroom and had to cover the lights with electrical tape so I could sleep. Not worth knocking off an...

Cheap, wifi, easy to setup and use

Horable photo printing!!! I use only the highest quality settings on my "cannon" camera and using "HP Premium Plus Photo Paper Glossy". Photos are grainy with distinct horizontal lines in some parts of the picture. The quality is so low I wouldent even...

prints on disk with disk tray

this thing uses more ink than any printer I have owed, the first time you print every day it takes so long to start printing I have walked up stair at my home and filled my coffie cup came back down stairs and it still has not started printing -...

For $100 ($50 off normal price), this printer has features that rival less major brand rivals costing far more, and I figured there had to be a weak point somewhere ; After using it a lot for a couple weeks, I can tell you it does everything well,...

Shiny black finish shows dust

This is a terrific unit. needed a wireless printer for multiple home users - this fits the bill perfectly. Replaced an earlier Pixma and this has better photo printing - really good (I have a Pixma Pro-9500 II - so it is not quite good but very close...

none so far

easy Install ; good quality

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