Canon Office Products MG5420 Wireless Color Photo Printer
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About Canon Office Products MG5420 Wireless Color Photo Printer
Overall Feedback:
65% positive
76% praised the compact and stylish design, but 24% found it bulky
I have noticed that the printer leaves two long vertical scratches on the newly printed disc as it comes out, which is a design flaw.
The printer has a design flaw that leaves two long vertical scratches on the newly printed disc.
The printer bangs and bounces around on the table and is not stable.
75% found the wireless connectivity convenient, but 25% experienced connectivity issues
I sometimes lose wifi connectivity with the printer.
The wireless connection of the printer is flawed. When different laptops print to the printer, the connections get locked and both the laptop and the printer need to be rebooted.
The printer is not communicating with the nearby WiFi modem.
73% found the printer easy to use, but 27% experienced difficulties
I gave an A+ rating for the ease of use of the printer, but an F- rating for the ink.
Setting up was fairly easy, but I couldn't get it to work wirelessly. I was really hoping for my husband to print from his computer too.
I have to specify to the printer that it is a photo and to use the photo black cartridge to print a document in black and white.
73% praised the impressive print quality, but 27% noticed minor flaws
The print quality of the printer is great, but the direct CD/DVD printing has a big problem.
After printing only 150 sheets and 2 home photos, the blank ink was low.
73% appreciated the fast print speeds, though 27% found them slow
I have noticed that the printer takes several minutes to get ready to print and makes obnoxious noises. It is not as fast as I expected.
I have been trying to print a 4x6 photo for the past ten minutes, indicating slow print speed.
It takes minutes for the printer to start printing a simple black-and-white page.
