Canon TS6320 All-in-One Wireless Color Printer with Copier, Scanner and Mobile Printing, White, Works with Alexa

Overall good printer. Super easy to set up, all computers In the house printing with the wireless functionality. Vary similar to the old pixma that lasted 10 years. The only thing I really dislike is the very loud noise it makes when is getting ready to print and turn off. The noise is not during the printing process, is just the set up. Previous pixma we had would do the same but the noise was barely noticeable. This one is so loud I can hear it from other rooms in the house. It gets very annoying. I do like that the tray for printed work opens automatically if you forget to pull it out. The old one did not, so papers would en on the floor... Before powering off, it asks you to confirm if you want to close the tray and reminds you to remove your work. If you hit no, then it stays open so your work doesn’t get damaged. It weights a lot less and takes on a lot less space than the older pixma version we had. I was very happy about that. Printing quality is very good, just like the old one. Ink price is reasonable (other brands were ridiculously expensive).Do note we use it for printing school work as needed and family pictures (we bought photo paper) because I love sending pics to family and friends that live in other countries. I don’t see this as a printer for high volume printing. It is great for what we need. But if you have a need for high volume output with long lasting ink (lower cost per page), then I would not recommend. If you needed for low volume good quality, the I would definitely recommend.

This is my third Canon printer. It's the only brand I'll buy. I have light home office duties for the printer, so it is perfect. I've had larger Canon printers in the fax that included fax, CD label printing, and ADF but they were large. But they've always lasted a good 6 years. This is a more basic printer/scanner. I got it to go with my iMac. Unfortunately my old Canon printer doesn't work with Mac although it is still perfectly good after 6 years.So yes, it's a bit noisy, but it was easy to set up with a wireless connection. Really easy. I did use a youtube video because the included instructions were only for windows. It prints fine, its doesn't require a lot of space like my other Canon and I like the fact that it's white.I've only had it for a week. I am a fan of the separate colored ink cartridges. I have not printed photos yet, but Canon has always done a great job with photos with my other two Canon printers, so I imagine this will do a nice job, too. It is easy to use with the Air Print feature. I would recommend this printer to a friend.

My TS6320 is working quite well after a few months of use. I gave it only 4 stars, rather than 5, because the network connection was confusing and difficult. The touted automatic setup didn't work. I had to manually connect it to my wifi, but in so doing, the printer became associated with my PC. Getting my wife's PC to connect with the printer through wifi was quite difficult, but after stumbling around a bit, I finally got it to print from her PC, as well as mine. Now everything is great. My previous Canon MG5220 was much easier. Getting the TS6320 to scan was difficult. It needs the IJ scan utility download, which is not part of the printer installation software. It's been a few months since I set it all up, so I hope I didn't misremember anything; I tend to forget bad experiences.The TS6320 may be a little slow compared to some other printers, but I don't do a lot of printing, so it doesn't bother me. The printer turns on and the print paper tray slides out automatically when data is sent to it -- a very nice feature that must be turned on in settings. This printer can print on both sides; it does not scan a two-sided document. Finally, it is a very compact printer.

I think its absolutely ridiculous that I can not print anything to an exact size. My options are only borders or borderless? What kind of crap is that? Why would I care about the borders? I want to print to the size im designing at. Very frustrating and stupid to not have the option to print to a size I want it at. Inkjets are a waste of money. Buy laser instead. It will save you a lot of money in the long run. Ink is a scam by the way.Edit: 12/28/2023it works as intended. come to find out you have to select borderless AND you have to set the extension to the smallest, which is labeled "minimum". How are you supposed to know what the hell extension is? Otherwise you end up with a huge ridiculous border around anything you print. How dumb is it that printers are set to automatically put borders on everything you print. Its so dumb. Also this printer will still print even after it says the cartridge (any color) is empty. Epson will not do that. You can run the cartridges on these printers until its bone dry. Right now, I have 2 cartridges saying they are empty and I can still print. So far ive printed at least 5 or 6 more letter sized pages in color and I still cant tell if the colors are fading or not. Its pretty awesome actually. Ink is such a scam and Epson is winning on that one. If you dont want you printer to stop printing when the cartridge say "empty" then this is the printer you want. Also, if you replace one cartridge in a epson printer the printer will suck a small amount of ink from each cartridge, a noticeable amount. They said its to clean the lines. Yeah right. Its to rob you of more ink and take more money. They are the worst.