Canon G7020 All-in-One Printer Home Office | Wireless Supertank (Megatank) Printer | Copier | Scan, | Fax and ADF with Mobile Printing, Black, Works with Alexa
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Features
- Wireless Print/Copy/Scan/Fax (2)
- Up to 2 years of ink included - Disclaimer : Claim of up to two (2) years of ink based on average monthly document print volumes of 200 pages continuous printing using 'default printing mode'.
- Print up to 6,000 black & white / 7,700 color pages using a single set of inks.(1)
- 2-Line LCD display
- Auto 2-sided printing
Description
Meet the PIXMA GRNUM Wireless MegaTank all-in-one printer - designed for serious print productivity with a high page yield of up to 6 000 pages of Black text or up to 7 700 vivid color pages per full ink bottle set from the reliable refillable ink system. The PIXMA GRNUM MegaTank printer delivers outstanding high yields resulting in a low cost per page and also features superior versatility thanks to an ADF for scanning copying and faxing. The GRNUM allows you to keep working - even on large print jobs - with auto 2-sided document printing borderless2 photo printing and a 350 sheet plain paper capacity connectivity is paramount with the GRNUM featuring Wi-Fi 3 and Ethernet connection when printing from computers and also for mobile printing with airprint 4 Mopria Print Service5 and the Canon Print app6 for even more printer information and control.
Brand: Canon
Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless
Printing Technology: Inkjet
Special Feature: refill ink,wireless
Color: Black
Model Name: Canon PIXMA G7020 Wireless All-In-One Supertank Printer, Copier, Scan and F
Printer Output: Color
Maximum Print Speed (Color): 6.8 pages_per_minute
Max Printspeed Monochrome: 13 pages_per_minute
Item Weight: 17.8 pounds
Printer Type: Inkjet
Other Special Features of the Product: refill ink,wireless
Printer Output Type: Color
Item Weight: 17.8 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 14.6"D x 15.9"W x 9.3"H
Controller Type: iOS
Print media: Paper (plain)
Scanner Type: document
Maximum Copy Speed Black and White: 13 pages_per_minute
Compatible Devices: Printer
Warranty Type: Full Warranty
EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 1 years
Ink Color: Multiple
Additional Printer Functions: All In One
Control Method: App
Number of Trays: 2
Resolution: 600 x 600
Maximum Media Size: 8.5 x 14 inch
Maximum Sheet Capacity: 350
Paper Size: 3.5” x 3.5” (Square), 4” x 4” (Square), 4” x 6”, 5” x 5” (Square), 5” x 7”, 7” x 10”, 8” x 10”, Letter (8.5” x 11”), Legal (8.5” x 14”), U.S. #10 Envelopes
Maximum print Resolution Color: 4800 x 1200 dpi
Maximum Print Resolution Black and White: 4800 x 1200 dpi
Power Consumption: 15 watts
Wattage: 15 watts
Maximum Copy Resolution Color: 4800 x 1200 dpi
Maximum Copy Resolution Black and White: 4800 x 1200 dpi
Brand: Canon
Model Name: Canon PIXMA G7020 Wireless All-In-One Supertank Printer, Copier, Scan and F
Model Number: 3114C002
Built-In Media: PIXMA G7020 Wireless MegaTank All-In-One Printer, 4” x 6” Photo Paper Sample Pack (3 Sheets GP-701), Setup CD, Manual, and Other Documentation, Set of Ink Bottles (PGBK, C, M, Y) + 2 Bonus Black (PGBK) Ink Bottles, Black Print Head, Color Print Head RJ-11, Telephone / Modem Cord Power Cord
Model Series: G7000
Specific Uses For Product: home office
UPC: 013803323078
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: Inkjet Printer
Manufacturer: Canon USA
Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty
Color Pages per Minute: 6.8 pages_per_minute
B&W Pages per Minute: 13 pages_per_minute
Color: Black
Color Depth: 24 bits_per_pixel
Printer Connectivity Type: wired, wireless
Hardware Interface: Ethernet
Number of Ethernet Ports: 1
Total Usb Ports: 1
Duplex: Automatic
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So after having Canon printers from way back in 2003 for a few years and getting excellent results and pictures (using the Canon high gloss photo paper back then) i switched to Epson when it died a few years ago. The Epson WF 4730 and most recently when that died the WF4740 (which also just died) I decided to go back to Canon again. I REALLY like the Megatank system. This printer has a pretty small footprint too as far as it's size compared to the Epson we just replaced. It seems like it will be a lot more efficient on ink and the replacement bottles are really reasonable (on Amazon colors are only $11/each and slightly more for the black ink which is a larger bottle). The text prints fast and the colors are spot on. Haven't tried pictures yet but will update my review when I do try printing them. The only gripe I have with this printer are a couple of things. First, the LCD screen is small and doesn't light up making it basically useless. But, I have learned after having a few printers over the years I never use the bloatware by the printer company anymore. I use the print application on my Imac or Windows computer. Much faster to access and works better with less headaches. And, second, the operating panel which folds out HAS to be open when printing. This is good and bad at the same time. Annoying if you are in another room and want to print and forget to fold out the panel first (panel can be left forward position to print always or just pop it out when you want to print something. The good thing about the panel having to be open is if I leave the printer cover on the printer and someone wants to print from another room (and they haven't opened the control panel first) the printer won't print and jam up papers because the printer cover is on. Scanning so far works great on this All In One. Haven't tried faxing yet and basically....who needs to fax anymore anyway. I scan and email any document. I can tell you even though Epson has their own tank version of printers (Ecotank) I am done with Epson for awhile. Best thing about Epson was the speed of print....that was it as far as superiority. The Canon so far has been a great machine. By the way, using the computer to print rather than the bloatware supplied by either Canon or Epson is not only fast to use but a lot easier when setting the printer up. So, after only owning this printer for less than 2 weeks (but we have used it quite a bit as my wife and I are both working at home during the Coronavirus quarantine) I can say that I would highly recommend this AIO to anyone looking for a great, fast and do all printer that is efficient on ink as well. I used to HATE running out and having to run to Office Depot or ordering online for ink only to have to spend about $38 for a small color ink cartridge for the Epson. The whole kit of 3 colors with black was about $125...crazy expensive. This computer comes with 3 colored ink bottles (enough to fill each of the 3 colors once) and 3 slightly larger black bottles (one fills it up and 2 extra bottles are included). I read all the reviews on Consumer Reports online as I subscribe and a lot of them pointed to the lower priced models by Brother or HP. The problem with the Brother printer they recommend (while easy on using the ink) was that the reviews stated that color printed papers came out very dull and light on color. Thus the "efficiency" of using ink on a Brother. Not like that with this Canon at all. Colors are superb on regular bright white paper. You definitely get what you pay for here. A top of the line refillable tank AIO printer that does everything very well....including saving money on ink (and the convenience of storing extra bottles to refill when needed). Spend a little more now on a great Canon G7020 but save in the long run. Hope this helps anyone who is on the fence about which printer to buy. I know even with having the Consumer Reports information online to view I spent a few hours doing research on the all around best printer. Oh, and also the print heads (2...one for colors and one for B&W) pop in easy when setting up and that means replacing if ever needed should be easy. Hopefully I won't have to for a very long time though. Just buy this printer.....I can't imagine you'll regret it. I also purchased a NON Canon product that I would recommend as well. The semi-clear printer cover by Comp Bind is great. Made for this printer it keeps dust and anything else out of the printer when not in use. I truly believe using a cover extends the life of your printer too.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2020 by Win2000
7 months in: DO NOT BUY - Terrible printer. This printer feels like a design from last century and if this old technology would just work but it doesn’t and fails on many levels. It will do nothing but add frustration to your life. We bought this printer based on the good reviews; they have to be wrong based on our 7 months with this printer. 1) Screen on printer is small, very hard to see. (Our prior HP printer in same price point had a color touch screen but died after 8 years of great service. Wish I had bought another HP - lesson learned here.) 2) Setting the Wi-fi name and password is archaic; I actually had to write my own procedure for doing this since entering characters on the screen is not straightforward… sometimes the cursor will advance on its own and sometimes it doesn’t and if you’re just entering the letters correctly that’s not enough. You must also watch the screen for when it stops indexing so you don’t start overwriting characters. On ALL other devices today, you simply choose your wi-fi from a list and enter a password. That’s not the way this one works; again, think how it was done 15 years ago. 3) Firmware updates - Printer will not turn itself on and some settings cease to work until you are forced to immediately do the update - Canon thinks they’re the boss of the customer. I had to google and write my own procedure for this as well. The manual is very weak and poorly done. It comes with a windows CD and some info could be on there, but we rarely use a Windows machine anymore. More old tech or one-sided thinking. 4) Increasing darkness on a copy is a simple one-button task on most other printers for the past 2-3 decades; here you must drill into numerous screens to perform this simple task. If you have a good original, this would not be needed. But sometimes, the original (e.g. cash register receipts) are light and need to be darkened and again this task is not quick and easy as other printers. 5) Communication issues constantly occur. It goes offline and we reboot it often. My wife and I take turns dealing with these issues. 6) Print job(s) do not print, giving an error message due to "encrypted job." We are not doing anything but standard home printing. I printed 5 different items from my tablet, two don't print so I think I just didn't hit the button on those two. Reprinting those two works normally. Next day, my wife is printing and something hangs up, so she goes into the print queue to print all jobs including (unbeknownst to her) my two jobs from yesterday. Mine hung up due to encrypted job, but the others worked and the two that hung up worked normally for me. This repeatedly wastes out time, ink, and paper. Canon, why is this so hard for you and not for our old HP and others before that?!! 7) Canon possibly doesn’t know what a Chromebook is, so printing is most difficult or non-existent making us switch to another device (phone or tablet) just to print a document. We worked on this issue for quite a while today and THIS is the issue that prompted me to finally write this review to warn others to avoid this Canon product. 8) Some web documents are pdf and this Canon printer thinks it’s a photo and says to “load paper in rear tray.” It does this at other times also. The rear tray is for photos and we don't print photos. Every time I’ve tried to use the rear tray, the paper skews to one side and makes a misaligned print or jams. We do not like sloppy, so then we try to change to front tray and this is usually impossible. It won’t clear the repeated error message, so I have to reboot the printer to clear the error message. I've never had this issue on any other printer. 9) Rebooting printer is very slow; you must hold the on/off button for a few seconds (that’s okay except that it won’t beep or signal to tell you how long is enough as other devices do), then it takes a really long time to shut down. I had a Canon home printer about 25 years ago that made a lot of alignment noises and took lots of time to boot up before it was ready to print. Canon has kept that feature on this old tech unit, so more waiting while it boots. (Multiple HP home printers and those at work since 1995 have never had to do this; they are prompt and ready quickly such that it’s unobtrusive. Again, my mistake for buying anything Canon since this product destroys their reputation with me for any of their offerings; Canon should be embarrassed and ashamed to put this unit on the market.) 10) Double-sided printing: It pauses quite a bit of time between printing the first side before pulling the page back in to print on the back side. My other home printers were almost instantaneous, only pausing a fraction of a second - worse than printers decades ago. I honestly don’t understand Canon; they should not be in this business if this is how they think it should work. 11) Some Good: Unlike ink cartridges that are expensive used in many other printers, this printer comes with abundant ink and has ink reservoirs; printing seems to be more efficient and economical. This feature swayed us into the purchase. However, time is money and frustration is priceless for what other printers do seamlessly and with ease mean this is not the printer I want anywhere near me. 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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2021 by Write Now
My wife and I recently began homeschooling our kids. We've been leaning on our local library's low-fee printing service for any of our printing needs, but with a majority of our kids' curriculum being based on printable materials, we quickly realized that we were going to need to invest in our own printer. I've had inkjet printers from other brands over the years, but they all seemed to dry up prematurely and not print well if I went the route of refilling the cartridges if I went the drill-and-fill route. I've had very good experience with Canon's other equipment for well over ten years, so I decided to give the G7020 a shot. Right out of the box, I was impressed with the overall build quality for a $200-250 printer. No, it's not a Corporate-grade built-like-a-tank machine like you're going to find in a lot of offices, but those printers cost orders of magnitude more, so I wasn't expecting this thing to feel like it was built out of metal. The ink tanks are huge, and I have no doubts we're going to get a lot of mileage out of them before having to refill, but it's super helpful that Canon included three total bottles of black ink, since a majority of what we'll be printing will involve black text. It remains to be seen whether the color will also last a while, but based on initial experience, I think this printer will go the distance. Setup was a bit tedious, but as long as you follow the instructions, you won't have any trouble. This is a wireless printer, not a wired one, so setting it up pretty much by default takes a little more time than just plugging a cable in and letting the computer detect the printer. Thankfully, once we got the printer online, we were easily able to get our other devices (two phones and a laptop) quickly connected, and all printed documents with no issues. Print quality is "very good" at the default settings, if maybe a little less vivid when compared to what we printed from our library's laser printer - but that's likely down to the difference in how a laser printer lays toner down on top of the paper instead of having ink absorbed into the paper with an inkjet, and the print quality can be adjusted to a higher quality from the default settings, so it's a non-issue. Literally the only "con" is that I did not realize there was a version of this printer available that omits the fax connection, since there is little to no chance we'll ever use the fax functionality and could have saved $20-25 by buying the G6020. All good. My in-laws went for that printer after we bought ours and have had no trouble with theirs (including being in their 60s and still being able to set up the printer themselves - which says a lot about these devices' ease of use). That said, we're only a few weeks in with this printer, but so far impressions are very good. I'll update this review if we end up having less than a five-star experience down the road, but at the moment, I'm very glad that this is the printer we picked. If you're in the market for an inkjet printer with refillable tanks and are willing to spend a little more on it vs. a chintzy $50-100 that's going to give you what you pay for it, you owe it to yourself to check out this printer (or the G6020 if you don't need fax functionality).
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by Josiah McGuckin
We bought this printer in 2020 after previous positive experience with an older Canon printer. As expected it provides excellent print quality for both text and images, even on plain paper. That said, until the latest firmware update earlier this year (2024) we had a number of issues with the printer. The worst was that it would fail to initialize and present error code 5100 that indicates it had a problem aligning the print head during startup. We would sometimes need to turn the printer off and on several times before the error cleared and we could actually do printing. The recent firmware update has made the printer into the device we had hoped to get at the beginning. Now when we send it a print job it turns on, prints the job and later turns itself off automatically, all according to settings. All the early problems are the reason we gave it four stars rather than 5. The printer integrates into a network relatively straightforwardly. We have used connectivity both wired and Wifi. The only issue with the initial setup is the small and hard to read LCD display and the way text is entered using the buttons on the front panel. Once on the network, the printer settings can be adjusted from Windows or the OS of your choice. The use of ink tanks and bottles of ink are very economical. One can print a large number of pages on a full tank. The tanks are relatively easy to refill from a bottle of ink, but one needs to be careful to avoid spills. One other warning, the printer needs to be exercised regularly, or the ink can dry up in the print head, which makes printing stop working correctly. Fortunately, the print head can be removed and manually cleaned if this happens. We have done this. The process is straightforward, if messy. The included scanner works decently well. We use it with the open source app NAPS2 (naps2.com). We have not used the fax feature, nor have we done copying directly through the unit.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024 by GRickM
After decades of buying only HP printers, I got frustrated. My HP All-in-one wouldn't work with non-HP cartridges and wouldn't work when I filled the old HP cartridges. The replacement cartridge from HP were almost half the original printer cost. So, I thought I'd give Canon a try and so far I've been very pleased. The printer was easy to set up. I connected it to my network with an ethernet cable so I didn't have to deal with Wi-Fi password. One of my two small complaints about the printer is that the screen is a small LCD display that isn't backlit; kind of like the HP LaserJet control panel. I have a reading light on my desk and I have to point it at the panel to read it. Having said that, once it's set up, there's not much need to see it. My other complaint is the appearance of the printer control software. The HP software has large lettering and icons in the selection process. The Canon software is strictly small text. I don't see well, so this effects me more than most. But the software functions fine and you can accomplish all of the necessary printing and scanning tasks. I'm a little disappointed that I can't FAX using my cell phone. We abandoned our land line long ago. But I don't know of any printer software that uses cell phones for FAX, so it's a mild disappointment. I loaded printer software for my wife's I-pad that worked well. Never had much luck with remote printing for the HP. Was able to scan a document to her I-pad, mark it up with an Apple pencil, and print it to the G7020. This printer comes with a large ink supply to fill the tanks, as well as two additional bottles of black ink. That's enough black for like 20,000 pages. I'm retired and don't print a lot so that's probably a lifetime supply for me. And even if I do run out, replacement ink is about $30. I've only had the printer a week, so I can't speak to it's durability, but the construction seems similar to HP. Canon actually manufactures a number of the HP print engines, so I'm not expecting any problems there. Bottom line, this is a great all-in-one and I'm really happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2024 by LesRock
Easy to set up ; big tanks with windows to ink remaining. Prints well from down stairs to den upstairs with router extender. One problem: the printer has to be turned on in am for it to work. Ink use: from full to one half indicated :,2000 pages. Front/ back. Color. Amazing!!
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2026 by john a draper
I very rarely rate something just out of the box, but today is an exception. I needed to replace my Old Brother printer because it kept jamming on cardstock. I spent several hours researching and decided that the Canon G7020 would give me the most of what I wanted without spending a boatload of money. Here are my concerns so far. 1. The nasty little control panel screen really is as awful as they say it is. If you happened to have one of those word processors back in the 90's you know what I mean. 2. The control panel either lays flat against the machine or tilts up, just as many others do. The problem with this machine is that when it is flat, the printer won't do anything. Not only can't you use the control panel itself, but the printer won't accept wired or wireless print jobs. Not sure if they did this to prevent people from accidentally bumping into buttons, but I think it sucks. My printer sits up high and I will have to stand up any time I want to see the screen. I will probably end up seeing if I can tape something to the back of the control panel to keep it from shutting fully. 3. The quality of the scanner is actually quite good when you use the flatbed. Unfortunately, I use the automatic document loader extensively and the quality with that REALLY sucks. I wasted lots of time just to show you. On the left is a page from a yearbook scanned on my old Brother Printer using Windows Fax and Scan and the auto feeder. I have been using essentially that same printer model for about 20 years and always took for granted the good quality of the scans. The middle picture is a scan on the flatbed of this Canon printer. I actually think the quality is a little better. The picture on the right is from the Canon printer, using windows fax and scan and the auto feeder. It looked even worse using Canon's software. I don't think I can send it back once I've put all the ink in it. Too bad. I guess I'll keep my Brother printer as a very large paperweight and scanner. This isn't the one for you if you need to have high quality scans using the automatic feeder. Oh, and it does print really slowly also.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2023 by Caroline Bailey
Firstly, I was happy to have this printer in the beginning. Setup was easy and I loved that I just had these bottles of ink rather than wasteful, expensive cartridges! I had just switched from HP and their junk ink subscription service, but thats a whole other story! I liked the idea that I could just buy cheap ink bottles from any random seller and bee free of the shackles of the Ink Cartel. Setup was a breeze and the 1st run was great. We dont print very much, but when I need to print I want reliability without a monthly fee. So far so good. Then it sat for a few days before I tried to print again. Upon the next print I got an error that the back paper slot was jammed. I wasnt using the rear feeder though. For some reason it didnt recognize the paper tray underneath and was trying to pull from the rear feeder. I messed with the settings on this unbelievably tiny, dark, and completely useless LCD screen. Seriously, its so tiny and dark it was near impossible to see without a flashlight right on it in a fully lit room. Once I got it set to default to the bottom tray feed, I successfully printed a dozen or so things no problem. Then I didnt touch it for a couple months. Thats when the real fun started. Upon the next use, the same thing. It kept reverting to the rear tray feeder even after setting it to the bottom feed. I didnt have room to use the rear feed and so I tried to disable that so it would only pull from the bottom tray. Nope. I kept getting errors. After trying for about an hour, I rearranged my ENTIRE office space so I could use the rear tray, which this printer insisted was the ONLY way it wanted to print. And guess what happened then?! Immediate JAMS. This method would not let me print AT ALL! I tried everything. The paper was normal size. The ink was all good. There were no error messages or anything inside the machine. I went over it with a fine tooth comb and we had only used it 2 times prior to this! Now Im gettin angry as I spent hours trying to get things I actually needed printed out! But nothing. I ty printing form the bottom tray again and it keeps trying to pull from the rear tray! And its giving me errors that rear tray is jammed even after Ive removed the jam. After multiple unplugs and resets, nada. It just would print at all, from either tray. Wouldnt recognize the bottom and would only jam from the top no matter what I tried! Now here I am a couple of months after my return window and this garbage is giving me fits! Im on my way to pick up my printed legal docs from Staples. After my last 2 printer experiences, Im over it. I will just print stuff at a print shop form now on to save the headache and drama. So unnecessary. Why is it so hard to have things that JUST WORK these days?!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024 by Chris & Erika