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Canon Lasers imageCLASS MF8580Cdw Wireless 4-in-1 Color Laser Multifunction Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Model
MF8580CDW
Weight
65 lb
Color
White
Printing Technology
Laser
Special Feature
Auto Document Feeder
Printer Output
Color
Warranty
1 year exchange / carry in
Works with
Smartphones, Tablets

Features 5

  • Wireless connectivity Air Print, Google Cloud Print, Wi-Fi
  • Easily access the scan, eco-copy, and secure print functions right from the control panel with the Simple Solution Keys
  • Navigate through all features seamlessly with the 7-line color LCD display
  • Print in black and white and color up to 21 pages per minute

Description

Versatile wireless multifunction printer produces professional color output with an easy to use color LCD display for seamless navigation, Secure Print for additional security and mobile printing capabilities on the go.

Specs 53

Brand Canon
Connectivity Technology Wi-Fi
Printing Technology Laser
Special Feature Auto Document Feeder
Color White
Model Name MF8580CDW
Printer Output Color
Maximum Print Speed (Color) 21 ppm

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Fantastic MF Printer
Style: Printer
The Canon printer is a fantastic piece; it prints, scans, copies, and faxes well. Image quality on it is as good or better as the significantly more expensive Xerox Phaser at my office; the unit is smaller, a little slower (though not much) from cold start, and works well across my relatively complex home/Work-at-Home office. The software is intuitive for what it's tailored for; a LAN admin in a small office. I have probably 60% of the options configured across the six PCs, two tablets, and two smartphones in the house within a few hours of work. It's not as simple as HP's home software, but it's much more configurable; that comes at a cost of ease. Some people like choices, some people like simplicity. I'm in the former category. I'm addressing the software first because people seem to have had many gripes on that end. I'm replacing a Konica Minolta color duplexing laser; everyone who complains about the Canon software should step into that camp for a few days. Canon software is a dream by comparison. On to the hardware; it's larger than I expected and is published. But, where it's at in my office, it's not a problem. It's quiet compared to my previous machine (which sounded like it was grinding rocks, from new.) Not silent, but quiet for what it is. Prints fast, crisp, and quiet. Oddly, the default configuration for printing is lower resolution and single sided; you can fix it, but why on a duplexing printer would you set it up that way? The scanner is the weakest point; it has decent resolution, it's just slow. I didn't purchase it for that feature, but it's the weakest spot in a great machine. I need a fax for work; it's a good fax machine, and with the G3 specifications, it's a quick machine for that. Durability is the only long term question mark, but it appears well built and solid. If it lasts as long as the printer I'm replacing (a 2003 Konica-Minolta 2430DL), I'll be delighted. Consumable costs are in line with it's peers, and my predecessor machines. People who complain about it haven't owned a printer in this class before. Don't hesitate if you're looking for a SO/HO printer; this had the best specs, and performs at or better than I expected in all the categories. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2013 by Andrew B.
Would buy another...
Style: Printer
Ok, so 7 years ago I purchased a Canon Image Class MF4100. It has served it's duty flawlessly since then. I've replaced my computers 3-4 times since then, but the printer/scanner/fax has performed without a glitch. So based on that, when it came time to replace my large commercial copier (Ricoh Aficio 1022), naturally I looked to Canon. Yesterday I set up the MF8580cdw in my office. Set up was easy. Didn't have the time to read through the manual completely, so I called their US based tech support number. My call was answered immediately, without being placed on hold. Gentleman I spoke to knew more about his machine than I ever expected. Even gave me some tips for day to day settings to make my life a lot easier. Color printing & scanning is awesome. Wireless feature is also amazing an easy as pie o set up. I can put my legal paper (albeit a small supply) in the handy Multi purpose paper tray, while keeping my letter sized paper supply in the tray. So far, my only critique is the speed of the scanner if using wirelessly. It was painfully slow (maybe 2 pgs/minute). Then tech guy said to change settings to black/white instead of color. His helped some, but still no where near enough to make me keep it. At this point, I was ready to return it, however he also told me to go buy a USB cable and try that first, but not to exceed the manufacturer s recommended length of 6 feet. So I picked one up (with gold plated connectors or faster speed), reconfigured for he wired connection and.....WHOA!! Much, much better. He had told me the wired connection would improve speed by 10x, but I think it's more like 100x. Very fast scanning now and quite comparable to my $3000 commercial Ricoh I replaced (except now I can print in color!) One more thing, the toner cartridges it comes with are "starter" cartridges, so they'll run out sooner. I bought an entire set of 4 here on Amazon for under $100. I'll report back later as to how those worked. Another note on the cartridges...unlike other manufacturers where all you're replacing is the toner, with Canon you replace the toner, the drum & the fuser each time. So that means almost no maintenance since all the parts that need regular replacement are done so at the same time. I think that was brilliant (recalls having replaced all those parts in my Ricoh over the past few months). All in all, very satisfied with my new machine and although I have to scan with a wired connection, was happy to find out that I can still print wirelessly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2014 by divercritter
Fantastic deal on a color laser all in one.
Style: Printer
Amazon prime so it arrived very fast. This thing is heavy and the UPS driver had a time of it getting up to my porch. Then I had a time of it carrying it into my office. I've had Canon products around probably all my life and they are always quality. This one arrived packed well and in a box that as it came apart (you have to follow the simple directions on the outside of the box) revealed layers of parts, manual, and the printer itself. Basically all you have to do is follow the quick start and remove all the green tape that holds everything together while it is being shipped. Once all the tape is removed then you have to pull the tape off of the toner cartridges then you are ready to plug it in and set it up. Set up is amazingly simple. You just go through the menus for the fax giving it the numbers and such. My setup is wired so I used the Ethernet to wire into my router. I use static IPs so that was no problem as well. Then you go to your computer/s and insert the disk into each one you want to be able to use the printer. A few minutes later all is well. No issues at all. The paper tray is a bit small only holding 250 sheets instead of a whole ream. Some caveats to all this. I use this as a color printer and fax machine/copier. I already have a high speed scanner so don't need this feature. I have read that some have found this feature less than intuitive. I didn't set it up for wi-fi but can't imagine it would be difficult. The copy speed seems to be as advertised and for color is very fast. First sheet out is slower than advertised but acceptable. I think this is because I use the power save mode and it takes a while to warm up. If I were in a large office I probably wouldn't use the power saver. But... if I were in a large office I wouldn't be using this printer. My office is 5 computers and a b&w laser and this color laser printer. Pros: Built to last, Fast, easy setup, multiple ways to connect (wi-fi, Ethernet, USB). Compact form. Large document feeder Cons: Scanning feature is cumbersome (relying on others comments), paper tray is only adequate, no touch screen. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2015 by Casch
Ease of use/Functionality is NOT there
Style: Printer
This MF, after having 12+ prior Canon MF printers in our small office the past 10 years, sets a new depth in the category of ease of use. After about 2 months of use, I can finally leave a review. Oh so many button, Oh so many menus to go through, oh so little actual work time exists to pander to his thing.... I am sure it was great for the person whose only task was to design and play with this thing every day... but try it in the real world. This thing MAKES you interact with it for even the simplest tasks other than basic printing. Previously, one could direct an MF from your computer/workstation. NOT THIS ONE. No setting paper on the scanner and then directing from the computer. This wants to be the center of attention and have you run it all from there, but that is not even possible..... i.e. B/c if you try to scan from the MF to a Computer using the MF, you HAVE to physically go to and confirm at the computer. If you try to scan from the Computer, you HAVE to go physically go to and tickle the menu on the Canon so it doesn't fee lonely or left out of the process. garbage. utter nonsense. I have called Canon twice to find work arounds for the lack of functionality, the second time the gentleman in customer service was WONDERFUL, but this was just designed in a non userfriendly manner, so no matter of alternate approaches works completely. The Customer Service rep got me to the 10 yard line, but here I sit..... On Craiglist it goes maybe, but I even feel guilty unloading it on someone else.... Otherwise.... Likes to make lots of beeping noises even then things do work "correctly" SO you will KNOW it is there and not FORGET you bought it.... Scanning on this is a joke. Do not buy it for this purpose unless you will occasionally scan items. Does not interface with Adobe Standard Pro on even a level that would have been acceptable in 1998... Not very quiet at printing. print speed: average. color good. print quality is good, but have become so disgusted with the Canon centric view of the world with this MF, that I would almost rather have a rock and chisel. Who knows if it faxes, I am sure it has its own proprietary a##-backwards way of doing things. but MAYBE that is its strength. a disappearing manner of communication. it would make sense in a twisted way... and the ink is NOT cheap...check that out as well, I did check that out and can not complain b/c I was aware. Just an FYI So, Canon MF printer loyalty took a BIG hit with this machine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2013 by Buyer 1
Great Printer
Style: Printer
Not quite as simple to set up as Canon Injet printers but not that difficult. It's like anything, more choices adds complexity. Step one is to download the latest driver and software from Canon's website. The included CD would not load to the latest Mac operating system (Mavericks). Step one is to load the driver which allowed the printer to be added per the normal Mac procedure. Step two is load the MF Toolbox software which is for Scanning. An optional step is to download the newest firmware from Canon and update the Printer, probably a good idea. Connecting to WiFi was easy and wired was even easier in a small network environment. The documentation could be better but was adequate. Can't comment on longevity or toner consumption but it has to be less expensive per printed page than an inject printer. Price of ink was my main driver to purchase a laser printer. Print quality blows away inkjet. All printer features are working properly on our MacBook's. I've seen lots of complaints about how awkward scanning is but it works just fine for us. I can see it wouldn't be so great in an office environment that does a lot of scanning but for home or small business it works fine. Document feeding and paper handling works as advertised. It is rather large and heavy but so are other printers with equivalent features. The printer was packaged very well and easy to setup, hardest part was picking it up to place it on a stand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2014 by DJB
This here, is a real MF Printer!
Style: Printer
That's right, I said it! - I will be making comparisons to the Xerox 6505N MF color laser which this Canon MF8580Cdw is replacing. The main reason for replacing the Xerox after only 2 years whne it is in fine working condition, is that when you buy online, you sometimes make mistakes on the specs. and that can cost you in the long run...lesson learned! - I say there's is no replacement for testing a printer in-store to make sure it meets ALL your needs, just like there is no replacement for trying on a pair of pants BEFORE you buy it, unless you have many bottles of <insert favorite pain reliever here> on hand. - To start, the Canon printer arrived with some crushed styro packaging. This gave me pause. As well the Delivery guy left it on the porch of the house in sub-freezing temps. That's a brain there. So step 1, un-thaw the unit for about 12 hours to make sure the gear oils don't clump up. - I have never spent so much time removing packing materials attached to a device. Setup took close to an hour, but was time well spent. I suppose they tried to think of everything. The funniest part was...not removing the USB cover until the final step. (It was tempting, but I had to consider the warranty coverage.) - To my great relief, the unit appears to be "fully functional". - Once set up, I decided to do the optional calibration step, which I think is a pretty awesome idea. You print a colored test page, then you scan it. The printer then compares that to what it expects the page to look like..viola, your printer is calibrated. Easy! - I grabbed a nice glossy packaging from my PS4 tree charger and jumped straight into color copying. It looked almost identical, dare I say with even better depth than the original. - Onto the more demanding Photograph copying step. The previous day, I had printed copies of a family photo we recently received from a relative at Christmas, using the Xerox 6505. I was satisfied with the Xerox output. So for comparison I copied the same photo using the Canon 8580. I did make a slight adjustment for darkening on both occasions. I feel that the Canon had a slightly superior output. in saturation and blending of the color. I also found it easier to tune than the Xerox, which was surprising. Hopefully I'll get to a controls comparison before I finish the review. - The main reason for retiring the Xerox (probably to a craigslist buyer) is that it was cumbersome or impossible to do the things we needed to do with Legal sized paper on the Xerox. If you ONLY use letter size then disregard this whole issue, you are good to go with the either printer. - - The Xerox will only PRINT legal sized documents (not scan or copy) which requires an investment of around $109 for an 8x14 tray which does not come with the Xerox. The Canon includes a single EXPANDABLE tray (someone was thinking!) which can handle EITHER size, however not both simultaneously. That's ok for us. The Canon costs you $0 to upgrade, it's just a cash grab by Xerox. We decided to take the $109 and put it towards the purchase of the Canon MF. - The Canon also has a larger platen, although not quite legal sized it does seem to scan a larger area than the Xerox. The xerox cannot seem to scan much larger than letter size which, prevents you from being able to shrink down larger items to fit on that cramped Letter size paper. So the Canon wins there too. - The Canon as of this writing has also become cheaper than the Xerox. Another win for the Canon. - The Canon is noisier than the Xerox and slower to start the print/copy process. The canon is to the level that I find it slightly annoying, but that might just be because the stealth of the Xerox has spoiled me. - The Canon has a bulkier control layout than the Xerox. What the Canon gives you is Simplicity, What the Xerox gives you is complexity. When using the Xerox, you KNOW you are using a high-tech piece of equipment. When using the Canon, you DON'T NOTICE you are using a piece of high-tech equipment. - On the canon, you want a color print...you hit the "color print" button. On the Xerox you want a color print...you find 2 tiny buttons on the face with barely legible dots beside them and you press the one that has 3 colored dots. Canon wins the Controls competition. EVEN MY MOM CAN USE THIS PRINTER! That says it ALL. I never could train her on the complexities of the Xerox multi-layer menuing system and floating button setup. The Canon has given important features a dedicated button. How novel. - I found the sheet feeders to be comparable. - On footprint the Canon is ever so slightly larger than the Xerox and well worth the extra cubic inches of desk space. ====== - Long story short, I have eternally been a proponent of Xerox and I felt I was taking a big chance trying a Canon printer. But I couldn't resist the feature to price ratio. Canon definitely knows imaging technology as well as, if not better than, Xerox. So I was pleasantly suprised with the whole package so far. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2015 by Krylos
Network Printing Problems and Solutions
Style: Printer
I FINALLY figured out my problems with this printer. The problems were driving me insane and to the point of absolutely hating this printer.. Of course, it was a combo of idiot end-user (me) and pretty stupid default settings (h8 u, Canon). I thought I'd just throw this out there, in case anyone else was having the same problems.. With these problems fixed, I am VERY VERY happy with this printer!! First, besides these 2 issues, the printer has printed just fine. The prints are great, the scanning I do (which is only to a USB flash drive) works great. I can't complain when the printer WORKS. And I finally have it working consistently! So I'm giving it 4 stars, I guess..? Maybe I should give it 3 stars because it might be a pain to get it set up right. Before I figured these 2 problems out, I would have given this thing 1 star because it was just a pain in my butt. But now that I've lost a few years of my life due to stress and who knows how much hair (thanks for the trichotillomania, Canon..), I'm on the path to some degree of recovery.. On to the problems and solutions: 1) Non-responsive Printer, when printing over the network: Problem: I turn the printer on, and I can print immediately. Then a short time later, the printer is no longer responsive, and I must turn on/off the printer to be able to print to it again. Note: this is printing over the network only. I can walk over to the printer, and do whatever AT the printer, and it is fine. I THOUGHT this was a problem with the printer not wanting to respond once it went into sleep mode, etc, or maybe how it was set up on my network (I figure most people are using this wirelessly, and I have it wired..). It was driving me crazy. I could log into the RemoteUI and change settings on the actual printer, but I could NOT print without turning on/off the printer. I thought it was a junky frikkin' printer with horrible firmware problems.. Well, I was wrong. Solution: There is a setting called "Auto Offline Time"... And the DEFAULT (at least on MY printer) is set to "5". Which is 5 minutes. Which means, after 5 minutes, the printer will STOP paying attention to network activity!!!! WHAT!!! I guess you can call me an idiot for not finding this setting earlier (I've now had this printer for 10 months.. I don't print often, so I hadn't thrown it out yet), but WHY ON EARTH would a network printer even have an OFFLINE timeout and a DEFAULT of 5 minutes?? I had no idea I should be looking for such a setting. Setting this value to ZERO disables the timeout, so the printer will actually work as a network printer. YES!!! I am VERY VERY happy now! The printer can be in sleep (power save?) mode, and I can print to it, and it will still print. THIS is what I've been wanting!! If you're having this problem, go into the settings and see if this value is not zero. On the printer, press "Menu", select "Timer Settings", and select "Auto Offline Time". You can also see/change this value through the RemoteUI (the web interface) by going to "System/Registration" page, then selecting "Timer Settings". 2) Unable to connect to server (firmware updates) / CloudPrint problems Problem: When I initially set up my printer, I set up CloudPrinting. It worked! Cool! Then all of a sudden, it stopped working.. EVERY time I turned my printer on, I'd get this "ERROR" warning, with a red blinking light on the printer.. Also, if I tried to update firmware over the internet, I'd get an "Unable to connect to server" error message.. AAAH!!! NOTHING is wrong!! I could print to the printer over the network, I could administer the printer, but it would FAIL whenever it tried to call out to something in the internets (canon firmware server, google's cloudprint..) Solution: Do not use manually assigned / static IP on the printer... I had set the printer up with a static IP, so I could connect to it with RemoteUI. Well, the printer doesn't like that, I guess.. I randomly tried using DHCP (the printer requests an IP from my router) and that FIXED the problem. Cloud Print works again, and checking for firmware tells me I'm up to date (I just updated the firmware a week ago, so I AM up to date). Note: I have my printer wired into the network, rather than using the wireless feature. I have no idea if they behave differently. Soo, now I have my router assigning the printer a specific IP address, and that does the same thing for me as a static IP. The end of my problems. FINALLY this printer is doing what I wanted from it.. Any-time network printing, and being able to print from anywhere, and allowing anyone with a chromebook / chrome-anything to easily print at my house. One other annoyance: Going to the RemoteUI, there's no admin login.. You just select Admin, and log right in.. I wanted that protected, since I have the printer online all the time. However, when you set this login info, it ALSO turns on the ADMIN login ON the physical printer. So if you want to change settings from the Printer, you need to login there, too. Really?? I can't turn one on, and disable the other? It's not like the printer is at an office and random people will mess with the printer settings, haha. I really wish this could be disabled.. (maybe it can, and I just haven't found the option yet..) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2014 by just some nerd
Excellent performer
Style: Printer
I purchase the printer during Xmas. There was a few days delay in delivery but I was not in any hurry. The printer is bulky and heavy, not easy for one person to handle/move. But once set up (very easy steps), it is quickly put to use. The printer has everything I need: auto feeder, double sides, print/copy/scan, color/black, and all is done quickly. The wireless function is especially helpful so it can sit at a convenient location without worrying about where the ethernet port is. The scan quality is good. It can send output to USB, computer (with the driver, utility installed) or email. The built-in paper tray can take either letter or legal size. The alternate feeder is not too easy though. I usually need to do multiple times before the printer takes in the paper correctly. It sometimes does not see the paper is there. Overall I think this is the best color laser for the money. The quality is much better than ink jet. I don't use color much and 50% of the time when I print color using ink jet, the nozzle dries up and could not produce perfect output. By the number of yield, this is even cheaper than ink jet. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2015 by W. Tan
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