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title: "Canon IP8720 Wireless Printer, AirPrint and Cloud Compatible, Black"
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# 6-color ink system with gray ink Built-in wireless + AirPrint + Cloud print 13x19 inch borderless photo printing Canon IP8720 Wireless Printer, AirPrint and Cloud Compatible, Black

**Brand:** canon
**Price:** HK$5292
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖨️ Elevate your prints, impress your world.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Canon IP8720 Wireless Printer, AirPrint and Cloud Compatible, Black by canon
- **How much does it cost?** HK$5292 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hk](https://www.desertcart.hk/products/1155105-canon-ip8720-wireless-printer-airprint-and-cloud-compatible-black)

## Best For

- canon enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted canon brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Speed Meets Quiet:** Fast printing speeds (14.5 ppm B&W, 10.4 ppm color) combined with a quiet mode let you work uninterrupted anytime, anywhere.
- • **Expand Your Canvas:** Print stunning borderless photos up to 13x19 inches—go beyond standard sizes and make your memories larger than life.
- • **Creative Powerhouse:** From CD/DVD printing to Full HD Movie Prints and smart photo organization with My Image Garden, unleash your creative potential with ease.
- • **Vivid Precision Color:** Experience ultra-fine detail with a 6-color ink system including gray ink and a max 9600x2400 dpi resolution for professional-grade prints.
- • **Seamless Wireless Freedom:** Print effortlessly from any Wi-Fi device with AirPrint, Google Cloud Print, and Pixma Printing Solutions—no cables, no hassle.

## Overview

The Canon IP8720 is a professional-grade wireless inkjet printer designed for high-quality photo and document printing up to 13x19 inches. Featuring a 6-color ink system with gray ink and a maximum 9600x2400 dpi resolution, it delivers exceptional color accuracy and detail. With versatile connectivity options including AirPrint, Google Cloud Print, and USB, plus fast print speeds and quiet operation, it’s ideal for creative professionals and enthusiasts who demand stunning, borderless prints and seamless wireless convenience.

## Description

Take your cherished memories to the next level with the Pixma iP8720 Wireless Inkjet Photo Printer. The Pixma iP8720 allows you to print stunning borderless photos up to 13” x 19”! With a 6-color ink system, including gray ink, and 9600 x 2400 maximum dpi color dpi, the detail is amazing. Whether you frame your photos or collect them in a scrapbook, you’ll be able to relive those special moments exactly as you remember them. Conveniently print your creative images with the Pixma iP8720, thanks to its many features like AirPrint, Google Cloud Print and Pixma Printing Solutions (PPS). With PPS you can print photos and documents from your compatible mobile device. Superior Resolution: 9600 x 2400 maximum color dpi produces incredible quality and detail in both your business documents and photos.1 FINE: Features Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) with a patented print head firing ink droplets as small as 1pl. Six Individual Ink Tank System: This high performance 6-color ink system includes gray ink for amazing detail in your black & white and color photos. A pigment-based black ink produces exceptionally crisp text. Borderless Photos Fast: Print a beautiful, borderless 4" x 6" photo in approximately 36 seconds.5,13 Print Documents and Web Pages Fast: Print documents and web pages with fast speeds of 14.5 images per minute (ipm) for black and 10.4 images per minute (ipm) for color.6 ChromaLife100+: This system combines enhanced FINE print head technology with select genuine Canon photo papers and inks for beautiful borderless photos that will last up to 300 years when stored in an archival-quality photo album.7 Auto Power On: This convenient feature automatically powers up the printer whenever you send a photo or document to be printed. CD/DVD Printing: Enjoy the ability to print on CDs and DVDs. Full HD Movie Print: Full HD Movie Print software turns your favorite HD movie clips captured with select Canon EOS Digital SLRs, PowerShot digital cameras and VIXIA camcorders into beautiful prints.9 My Image Garden: My Image Garden software makes organizing and printing your photos fun and easy with great facial recognition, Special Filters, Calendar Organization, Automatic Layout Suggestions and so much more!8 Creative Park Premium: An exclusive service for users of genuine Canon inks, offering access to photos, templates and more.10 Quiet Mode: This considerate feature lets you print anytime without worrying about disturbing those around you. Built-In Wireless: Print wirelessly from any Wi-Fi enabled computer around the house.2 Pixma Printing Solutions (PPS):Pixma Printing Solutions (PPS) lets you print photos or documents from your mobile device using the free PPS app.11 AirPrint: Print wirelessly and effortlessly from your compatible iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch – no drivers needed!3 Google Cloud Print: Allows users to print from Gmail and Google Docs on a mobile device, and from Google Chrome browser for Mac, Windows, Linux, and Chrome devices. With Google Cloud Print, you can print from wherever you are, from applications you use every day. You can even share your home and work printers with anyone you choose.4 Wireless PictBridge: Allows you to send photos directly from your wireless PictBridge (DPS over IP) compatible camera to the printer without the use of a computer.12 Hi-Speed USB: Plug the cable into your PC for a super-fast connection for your data transfers

Review: An excellent prosumer printer that stands up to high-use from a professional print designer. - I'm a professional graphic designer and specialize in print work. I've been using this printer in my design studio since 2018 and have printed 5,000+ sheets on it now, and I am still exceptionally happy with it. The print quality is excellent, as good as any of the lower Canon and Epson Pro models I've used. I print photos, posters, invitations, business cards, flyers, greeting cards, vinyl stickers, postcards, envelopes, and more with this for myself, clients, and retail products. I've used up to 140lb watercolor paper and printed branded tissue paper (on a carrier sheet of course) with no issue. I've maybe had 5 paper jams total throughout the life of this printer. I use Canon papers, HP papers, Red River papers (my favorite), and all sorts of off-brand paper, scrapbook paper, cardstock, and printable vinyl. Matte, satin, and glossy. This thing prints like a champ and takes whatever I've thrown at it. Keep in mind that higher-quality papers will always give you higher-quality results, no matter the printer. If you have a color-calibrated monitor and use Canon inks with the proper settings, the color accuracy is excellent. Far better than vista print in color accuracy and quality, in my experience. As with any photo printer, using off-brand inks can and often damages the print heads, in addition to causing color accuracy issues. I get amazingly vibrant, high-color artwork prints out of this machine, the ink quality is amazing. My cost with Canon XL carts for a one-sided, full-color 13x19 glossy highest-quality photo print (which uses the most ink) is roughly $0.009 per square inch or $2.21 per page. OfficeDepo has a great rewards program that includes giving you credit/points for recycling cartridges. I buy most of my tanks from desertcart unless OfficeDepo has a sale, but for every 10 cartridges you recycle, you can get a free XL tank. This isn't a plug-and-play consumer printer though. It takes a few minutes to set up and you have to understand how to use a higher-quality inkjet printer. You have to use the print utility and use the settings appropriately. Almost every bad review I've seen on here is because someone didn't take the time to learn how to use it correctly. If you are tech-illiterate, this isn't the printer for you, and the same will be true for nearly any higher-quality photo printer. Be sure you go to the Canon website and download the drivers offered there, the 8700 driver is great and has a ton of options. Make sure you are using the correct settings for the material you are printing on for the best results. If you think it's too loud, turn on the quiet mode found in the printer utility. You can also adjust the print speed through the utility as well. If you're printing documents, fast printing is fine. If you're printing photos, posters, printable vinyl, or anything ink-heavy (ESPECIALLY on glossy mediums), turn your speed down to the slowest speed for the best results. You CAN set it up without wifi, I set mine up wired at first without issue on my old MacBook Pro. When I replaced my hardware with an iMac, I set it up via the wifi without issue. I've used it over several versions of Mac OS and iOS without issue. I've set it up on two different models of HP laptops as well over wifi without issue. I've used it over several versions of Windows now as well without issue. As with any printer, when you upgrade your operating system to a new version, you may have to redownload the drivers or uninstall and reinstall them, but again that should be understood as that's true of any higher-quality printer. If you have an obstructed wifi signal you may have issues, but that's a given. If your router doesn't have the bandwidth for all the devices using it, you'll have issues, but that's also a given. If you have issues with the wifi, you absolutely can use this printer hardwired as well, and it will print faster. If you have a large print file, you may want to consider hardwiring for that job. When I print multiple copies or multiple pages of 13x19 prints I do this. Be sure to do proper maintenance, which means periodically running cleaning functions, running the print head alignment check, and realigning the print heads with the utility when required (the utility has an automatic function for this you just have to click run and evaluate the test result when complete). These things are true of ANY photo or art printer though. These things will greatly extend the life and quality of your equipment. I have been happier with this printer than I ever expected, especially for this price point!
Review: Reasonably easy set-up, prints nicely out of PSE or other apps and the photos are gorgeous. - Had this printer two days for use with my Mac and, so far, I love it. Seems very much the successor of my old Canon iP9900, which we bought not too long after it was first manufactured in 2004. Except, this one is smaller, uses fewer ink cartridges (although still very expensive ones) and is heavily oriented toward wi-fi printing. So far, I have just produced a few 11 X 14's and 4X6's but they are really nice looking. I have experimented with printing through PS Elements 13, with Preview, and with the simplistic Canon Easy Photo-Print application. The latter, as promised, is easy as can be, but slow as Christmas. I don't know of any other modern apps that are as slow as this one. But I think Canon has just not improved it in several years. They don't really want you to use it. They would rather you use one of their web applications and they have a bunch of them which you can download with the driver or not. At first, I did not, then later I did, to try them out, then I deleted them all. Now I just have the driver and Easy Photo Print. And I expect most or all of my future printing will be out of PS Elements or Preview. It's kind of a dance figuring out how to configure your color management and print sizes and qualities and all that with multiple print dialogues that come up, from both your printing app and the Canon Driver. This can and should be made a lot simpler and more intuitive. There is a Canon manual, which you can download. So far, I have only skimmed it. I found an article from Red River Paper that was published right after the iP8720 was first sold that is very helpful. It's at: http://www.redrivercatalog.com/infocenter/articles/canon-pixma-ip8720-review-introduction-first-look-getting-started.html . And the Canon Support and Drivers page for this copier is a handy think to keep bookmarked: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/pixma_ip_series/pixma_ip8720#DriversAndSoftware . Oh, and I first tried to set up my printer via wi-fi to the Mac and Airport Extreme sitting right beside it but it would not install. I blew that off and used a USB connection (you have to use your own USB cord -- it's USB 3 capable, btw). But my wife, in another room, hooked up to wireless on her Mac very quickly, once I had established the connection with USB. I like USB connections to printers anyway, when they are practical. So, anyway, there are grouses, as there always are with computer stuff but, bottom line, the pictures come out quick and they are beautiful! Not only that, the printer itself, while it takes up quite a bit of desk space, is really pretty. Well, if you like black monoliths. The ink cartridges -- very easy to install, btw -- are just "set-up" cartridges to get you addicted so you go out and buy the ridiculously expensive Canon full or extra size ones when you run out. But I see some very good reviews for knock-off printer ink for this copier, such as from Blake Printing Supply. I am inclined to give those a try. Right before we bought this printer, we bought an Epson ET-4500, a new printer that comes with a ton of ink and was supposed to produce excellent photos. But it was an all-in-one. Hence, ugly -- and most of the money spent making it was for stuff I didn't buy it for. Maybe people in offices, knocking out a few pictures here and there, would find it adequate but I found the photos terrible -- and sent the Epson back. This Canon was it's replacement. And based on two days of use, I think I made a very good choice.

## Features

- Don't get stuck in an 8 inches x 10 inches world; Print your favorite photos up to 13 inches x 19 inches
- With a 6 color ink system including gray ink and 9600 x 2400 maximum color dots per inch, the results are incredible quality and amazing detail in your black & white and color photos. Noise level: Approx. 43.5 dB(A)
- Print wireless from any Wi-Fi enabled computer around the house; Ink droplet size: 1, 2 and 5
- Note: Kindly refer to the user manual provided as a PDF manual in the product description section
- Ink compatibility : PGI 250 Pigment Black XL, CLI 251 Cyan XL, CLI 251 Magenta XL, CLI 251 Yellow XL, CLI 251 Gray XL, CLI 251 Black XL , PGI 250 Pigment Black, CLI 251 Cyan, CLI 251 Magenta, CLI 251 Yellow, CLI 251 Gray, CLI 251 Black

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HM0IV52 |
| Additional Printer functions | Print Only |
| Best Sellers Rank | #14,093 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #29 in Laser Computer Printers #55 in Inkjet Computer Printers |
| Color Depth | 48 bpp |
| Compatible Devices | PC |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | Android, iOS |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (2,564) |
| Date First Available | January 6, 2014 |
| Dual-sided printing | No |
| Duplex | Manual |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00013803230840 |
| Hardware Interface | USB, USB 2.0 |
| Included Components | PIXMA iP8720 Crafting Printer |
| Ink Color | Black, Gray, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 18.6 pounds |
| Item model number | 8746B002 |
| Manufacturer | Canon |
| Max Copy Speed (Black & White) | 14.5 ppm |
| Max Input Sheet Capacity | 150 |
| Max copy resolution black-white | 9600 x 2400 dpi |
| Max copy resolution color | 9600 x 2400 dpi |
| Maximum Black and White Print Resolution | 9600 x 2400 dpi |
| Maximum Color Print Resolution | 9600 x 2400 dpi |
| Maximum Media Size | 13 x 19 inch |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 64 MB |
| Model Series | PIXMA iP |
| Number of Trays | 1 |
| Number of USB 2 Ports | 2 |
| Output sheet capacity | 150 |
| Print media | Glossy photo paper |
| Printer Ink Type | Pigment-based |
| Processor Count | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 13.1"D x 23.3"W x 6.3"H |
| Scanner Type | document |
| Series Number | 8746 |
| Sheet Size | 8.50 x 11, 8.50 x 14, 11 x 17, 4 x 6, 5 x 7, 8 x 10, 13 x 19 |
| Specific Uses For Product | business |
| Supported Media Sizes | 13 x 19 inches |
| Total USB Ports | 2 |
| UPC | 013803230840 |
| Warranty Type | limited warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Canon
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi, wired
- **Item Weight:** 18.6 Pounds
- **Max Printspeed Monochrome:** 14.5 ppm
- **Maximum Print Speed (Color):** 10.4 ppm
- **Model Name:** PIXMA iP
- **Printer Output:** Color
- **Printing Technology:** Inkjet
- **Special Feature:** Borderless Printing,Auto Power On,CD-Printing, Auto Power Off

## Images

![Canon IP8720 Wireless Printer, AirPrint and Cloud Compatible, Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71tO-xleuRL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: does it scan and copy**
A: The previous answer ("Copies, but doesn't scan") is WRONG. I've checked the printer and the users manual, and the iP8720 does NOT have scan capability. It is a printer only--not a fax, not a scanner, not a copier. If you need to scan and copy, then you need a different machine. The main value of the iP8720 is for large-format (up to about 13" by 19") printing. If you don't need that capability, then you'd be much better off with a standard-format all-in-one.

**Q: Does the PIXMA i8720 handle card stock well? I run a very small greetings card business, and my current printer murders card stock.**
A: The heaviest we've printed is 140 lb paper by Strathmore.  We also print greeting and post cards; aside of drymounting photo paper to card stock (whose photo quality absolutely can't be beat), the best paper we've found for iP8720 direct printing is Canson Stamping Cards (beats Strathmore's inket offerings hands-down; we found it on Dick Blick's site).  I don't know if Canson publishes this specific product's weight, but it's probably around ~110 lbs.

**Q: What are people's experience with Compatible inks vs. Canon inks?  The price difference is huge.  Is there any down-side?**
A: I have used Blake Printing Supply for my Canon MX922 and imagine/hope I'll have the same experience with this model. I think THIS IS THE LINK:  https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00USJABWU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1   
So far, they have been GREAT! I use them mostly for graphics on canon matte photo paper for making cards and signs, and can't believe the quality and value $. Highly recommend. Will update if I do not get same result with this printer that I am about to use for the first time, tomorrow!!!
I hope they NEVER stop making it; could NOT afford canon branded ink

**Q: where do you feed the 11x17 paper?  In the tray underneath or does it have to go up top?  And if up top, how many sheets does it hold so that I'm not babysitting all day for a print job.**
A: Load paper.(1) Open the paper support, and pull it out.(2) Open the front cover gently. Important If the disc tray guide (A) is open, close it. (3) Pull out the paper output tray. (4) Slide the paper guides (B) to open them, and load the paper in the center of the rear tray WITH THE PRINT SIDE FACING YOU.(5) Slide the paper guides (B) to align them with both sides of the paper stack.Do not slide the paper guides too hard. The paper may not be fed properly.  Important Always load paper in the portrait orientation (C). Loading paper in the landscape orientation (D) can cause paper jams.NOTE:  This printer is a quality printer for excellent copies.  If you are looking for a production type printer where you can do many copies, it would be best that you go to a copy store and have them do it.  If you are seeking a few select prints then this would be for you. I believe that about 25 copies is all that can be loaded at a time.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An excellent prosumer printer that stands up to high-use from a professional print designer.
*by B***E on March 20, 2024*

I'm a professional graphic designer and specialize in print work. I've been using this printer in my design studio since 2018 and have printed 5,000+ sheets on it now, and I am still exceptionally happy with it. The print quality is excellent, as good as any of the lower Canon and Epson Pro models I've used. I print photos, posters, invitations, business cards, flyers, greeting cards, vinyl stickers, postcards, envelopes, and more with this for myself, clients, and retail products. I've used up to 140lb watercolor paper and printed branded tissue paper (on a carrier sheet of course) with no issue. I've maybe had 5 paper jams total throughout the life of this printer. I use Canon papers, HP papers, Red River papers (my favorite), and all sorts of off-brand paper, scrapbook paper, cardstock, and printable vinyl. Matte, satin, and glossy. This thing prints like a champ and takes whatever I've thrown at it. Keep in mind that higher-quality papers will always give you higher-quality results, no matter the printer. If you have a color-calibrated monitor and use Canon inks with the proper settings, the color accuracy is excellent. Far better than vista print in color accuracy and quality, in my experience. As with any photo printer, using off-brand inks can and often damages the print heads, in addition to causing color accuracy issues. I get amazingly vibrant, high-color artwork prints out of this machine, the ink quality is amazing. My cost with Canon XL carts for a one-sided, full-color 13x19 glossy highest-quality photo print (which uses the most ink) is roughly $0.009 per square inch or $2.21 per page. OfficeDepo has a great rewards program that includes giving you credit/points for recycling cartridges. I buy most of my tanks from Amazon unless OfficeDepo has a sale, but for every 10 cartridges you recycle, you can get a free XL tank. This isn't a plug-and-play consumer printer though. It takes a few minutes to set up and you have to understand how to use a higher-quality inkjet printer. You have to use the print utility and use the settings appropriately. Almost every bad review I've seen on here is because someone didn't take the time to learn how to use it correctly. If you are tech-illiterate, this isn't the printer for you, and the same will be true for nearly any higher-quality photo printer. Be sure you go to the Canon website and download the drivers offered there, the 8700 driver is great and has a ton of options. Make sure you are using the correct settings for the material you are printing on for the best results. If you think it's too loud, turn on the quiet mode found in the printer utility. You can also adjust the print speed through the utility as well. If you're printing documents, fast printing is fine. If you're printing photos, posters, printable vinyl, or anything ink-heavy (ESPECIALLY on glossy mediums), turn your speed down to the slowest speed for the best results. You CAN set it up without wifi, I set mine up wired at first without issue on my old MacBook Pro. When I replaced my hardware with an iMac, I set it up via the wifi without issue. I've used it over several versions of Mac OS and iOS without issue. I've set it up on two different models of HP laptops as well over wifi without issue. I've used it over several versions of Windows now as well without issue. As with any printer, when you upgrade your operating system to a new version, you may have to redownload the drivers or uninstall and reinstall them, but again that should be understood as that's true of any higher-quality printer. If you have an obstructed wifi signal you may have issues, but that's a given. If your router doesn't have the bandwidth for all the devices using it, you'll have issues, but that's also a given. If you have issues with the wifi, you absolutely can use this printer hardwired as well, and it will print faster. If you have a large print file, you may want to consider hardwiring for that job. When I print multiple copies or multiple pages of 13x19 prints I do this. Be sure to do proper maintenance, which means periodically running cleaning functions, running the print head alignment check, and realigning the print heads with the utility when required (the utility has an automatic function for this you just have to click run and evaluate the test result when complete). These things are true of ANY photo or art printer though. These things will greatly extend the life and quality of your equipment. I have been happier with this printer than I ever expected, especially for this price point!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reasonably easy set-up, prints nicely out of PSE or other apps and the photos are gorgeous.
*by G***Y on September 27, 2015*

Had this printer two days for use with my Mac and, so far, I love it. Seems very much the successor of my old Canon iP9900, which we bought not too long after it was first manufactured in 2004. Except, this one is smaller, uses fewer ink cartridges (although still very expensive ones) and is heavily oriented toward wi-fi printing. So far, I have just produced a few 11 X 14's and 4X6's but they are really nice looking. I have experimented with printing through PS Elements 13, with Preview, and with the simplistic Canon Easy Photo-Print application. The latter, as promised, is easy as can be, but slow as Christmas. I don't know of any other modern apps that are as slow as this one. But I think Canon has just not improved it in several years. They don't really want you to use it. They would rather you use one of their web applications and they have a bunch of them which you can download with the driver or not. At first, I did not, then later I did, to try them out, then I deleted them all. Now I just have the driver and Easy Photo Print. And I expect most or all of my future printing will be out of PS Elements or Preview. It's kind of a dance figuring out how to configure your color management and print sizes and qualities and all that with multiple print dialogues that come up, from both your printing app and the Canon Driver. This can and should be made a lot simpler and more intuitive. There is a Canon manual, which you can download. So far, I have only skimmed it. I found an article from Red River Paper that was published right after the iP8720 was first sold that is very helpful. It's at: http://www.redrivercatalog.com/infocenter/articles/canon-pixma-ip8720-review-introduction-first-look-getting-started.html . And the Canon Support and Drivers page for this copier is a handy think to keep bookmarked: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/pixma_ip_series/pixma_ip8720#DriversAndSoftware . Oh, and I first tried to set up my printer via wi-fi to the Mac and Airport Extreme sitting right beside it but it would not install. I blew that off and used a USB connection (you have to use your own USB cord -- it's USB 3 capable, btw). But my wife, in another room, hooked up to wireless on her Mac very quickly, once I had established the connection with USB. I like USB connections to printers anyway, when they are practical. So, anyway, there are grouses, as there always are with computer stuff but, bottom line, the pictures come out quick and they are beautiful! Not only that, the printer itself, while it takes up quite a bit of desk space, is really pretty. Well, if you like black monoliths. The ink cartridges -- very easy to install, btw -- are just "set-up" cartridges to get you addicted so you go out and buy the ridiculously expensive Canon full or extra size ones when you run out. But I see some very good reviews for knock-off printer ink for this copier, such as from Blake Printing Supply. I am inclined to give those a try. Right before we bought this printer, we bought an Epson ET-4500, a new printer that comes with a ton of ink and was supposed to produce excellent photos. But it was an all-in-one. Hence, ugly -- and most of the money spent making it was for stuff I didn't buy it for. Maybe people in offices, knocking out a few pictures here and there, would find it adequate but I found the photos terrible -- and sent the Epson back. This Canon was it's replacement. And based on two days of use, I think I made a very good choice.

### ⭐ Prints okay, when it connects, which is almost never does. Save yourself; don't buy it.
*by B***K on September 15, 2025*

The print quality is above average and works well for documents and even promotional-level material. However, getting it to consistently connect and be available is just not happening most of the time. It will routinely lose the connection to the network or devices, and then just refuse to connect for what seems like hours. Then, all of a sudden, it will connect (*maybe*) and will allow you to print what you want. I lost count of the number of times I've rebooted the printer, deleted/added as a new printer, or tried to use the nearly useless Canon "official" connection app. Even when the printer is available, there are constant issue with printing that make this unit a nightmare. It will routinely spit out blank pages and then just refuse to print another set. This has nothing to do with ink levels or paper jams. Since there's no interface on the unit, and the printer utility never connects, and the utility says "see printer for error" - there's literally no way to know what's going on and you're left guessing, rebooting, and retrying print jobs until the cows come home. Ink life is kind of low, although at least you can replace single colors at a time. After market cartridges and OEM last about the same length of time and have similar quality. Ultimately this printer is not worth the price or hassle.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Canon IP8720 Wireless Printer, AirPrint and Cloud Compatible, Black
- Canon PGI-250/CLI-251 Genuine Combo Pack with 50 Photo Paper Sheets, Compatible with iP7220 & MG5420, MX922, MG7120, MG6420, MG5520, iX6820, iP8720, MG7520, MG6620, and MG5620 (Optional) Printers
- Canon PGI-250 Genuine Pigment Black Ink Tank, Compatible with MG6320, IP7220 & MG5420, MX922, MG5520, MG6420, MG7120, iX6820, iP8720, MG7520, MG6620, and MG5620 Printers

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