Canon MG7520 Wireless Color Cloud Printer with Scanner and Copier: Mobile, Smart Phone, Tablet Printer, and AirPrint(TM) Compatible,Burnt Orange
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- Mobile, Smart Phone, Tablet Printer, and AirPrint (TM) Compatible. AirPrint (TM): Print wirelessly and effortlessly from your compatible iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - no drivers needed.
- PIXMA Touch & Print: Print a photo or document by simply opening Canon PRINT App and touching your NFC compatible Android device to the printer.
- Easily print wirelessly from your Android, iPhone or tablet via Canon PRINT app and Google Cloud Print.
- Compatible with Individual/Combo CLI-251 XL Ink Tanks (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Grey, Black) & PGI-250 XL Pigment Black Ink Tanks. Only replace the inks that run out!
- 9600 DPI produces exceptional printing detail for beautiful photos.
Description
Printing from your Tablet, Smartphone, or the Cloud can be easy. Proof in the PIXMA. With the Cloud print function you can print directly from select online cloud services either at the printer itself or with your mobile device using the free PPS app.
Brand: Canon
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Printing Technology: Inkjet
Special Feature: Wireless
Color: burnt orange
Model Name: Canon PIXMA MG7520
Printer Output: Color
Maximum Print Speed (Color): 10 ppm
Max Printspeed Monochrome: 15 ppm
Item Weight: 17.4 Pounds
Controller Type: Android
Maximum Media Size: 8.5 x 14 inch
Print media: Paper (plain)
Scanner Type: Photo
Max Input Sheet Capacity: 150
Max Copy Speed (Black & White): 15 ppm
Compatible Devices: Smartphones, Tablets
Maximum Color Print Resolution: 9600 DPI
Sheet Size: 8.5 inches
Maximum Black and White Print Resolution: 9600 DPI
Dual-sided printing: Yes
Wattage: 17 watts
Max copy resolution color: 1200x1200 dpi
Max copy resolution black-white: 9600 DPI
Duplex: Simplex
Hardware Interface: USB 2.0
Ink Color: cyan, magenta, yellow, grey, black
Additional Printer functions: All In One
Control Method: App
Processor Count: 1
Number of USB 2 Ports: 1
Total USB Ports: 1
Model Series: MG7500
UPC: 013803240245
Printer Ink Type: pigment
Global Trade Identification Number: 45
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 MB
Product Dimensions: 14.6 x 17.2 x 5.9 inches
Item Weight: 17.4 pounds
Item model number: 9489B022
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: August 19, 2014
Manufacturer: Canon USA Inc.
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After much deliberation, reading consumer reports and online reviews (PCMag, Tom's e.g. http://www.tomsguide.com/us/canon-pixma-mg7520-printer,review-2501.html etc) and reading of Amazon reviews (till I couldn't remember which review was about which printer)... I settled in on my choice - Canon Pixma MG 7520 A little background: What I had before was a direct wired (no wifi) USB printer from HP - all in one HP1610... It did OK in prints but the INK was expensive and often the cartridges would dry up on the print head causing problems etc... The thing that really got me to think new printer when it came time to buy new cartridges were two things... I could buy a new printer for a bit more and get cheaper ink going forward and more importantly I was tired of taking my laptop to the room where the printer sat and sitting there to connect it and wait for the printer to finish slowly printing the job before I can disconnect the laptop and continue doing what I was doing... My environment and needs so you can see why I made the choices I did: Apple Macbook Pro, Apple MacMini, One Lenovo Windoze laptop (because wife won't give it up), Several iPhones, iPads, Apple Airport WIFI ROUTER (the tall squarish model). The Printer sits on a small table NEXT to the room in which the Router sits (up inside a closet). I don't print a lot... few pages a month may be mostly B&W sometimes color... more like printing tickets or pages for my son or papers to be signed etc... I consider myself a light user. I rarely print photos. I don't have a "computer desk" where we work... we just sit anywhere with our laptops or iPhone/iPads... My search was not exhaustive and not scientific... but I used some simple criteria to narrow my decisions... I looked at a consumer reports issue October 10, 2014 which had a brief mention of the top choice printers. They included printers from Canon, Brother, Epson, HP etc... I then researched some of the more recent models of these makes online (Amazon, PCMag, Toms etc) as well as briefly at a BestBuy store. I ruled out the top rated HP models mainly because they are behemoths (what the heck was the HP product manager thinking??!!)... and while they have good speed, ink cost ratings, their graphics quality did not rate high. I ruled out Brother mainly because I kept seeing reports of "lower" text and graphics quality compared to other printers. I even did a test page print at BestBuy and it looked bad. I ruled out Epson because of high ink costs in the consumer reports review. Even though the consumer reports said Canon mx922/472 were the recommended models - I found that they printed quite slowly. I also looked at Amazon reviews of any printer in above brands which had a aggregate 4+ Star ratings - while all of the printers had many good reviews and enough bad ones to make you worried about getting a lemon... I decided to use the % ratios... I looked for printers that had 100's of reviews... and very low % of 1-star and 2-star reviews... If any of them had 10% or more 1-star reviews I rated them low on my list or even dropped them. The MX922 came close but it looked BIG and I had no need for a FAX machine (wtf??!! who uses these? I don't even have a land line). More importantly many reviews and ratings in Tom's mag said this printer was SLOW. The MG7520 on the other hand had only 8% 1-star reviews and 6% 2-star reviews and a total of 80% of 4 and 5 star reviews. Tom's gave it a good review for speed and quality too. Ink costs were decent - not the lowest... Finally it had a really cool burnt orange color. I am a sucker for nice designs (I like Apple). As I said not a scientific controlled process but was enough to make me click "BUY" on Amazon! I opened the box. Followed with quick start fold out guide step by step. It was pretty simple. In short order I had my printer powered up with the ink cartridges (6 of them!) that came with the printer installed. I opted to set up the WIFI using the access point method (not the WPS push button?? what is that anyway???) and selected my WIFI SSID from the list, entered my passphrase and voila it said SUCCESS! I then also hit a test page print and it looked really nice (almost like a laser printer). This was impressive - fast printer and WIFI setup - without a hitch. The color screen is really nice and the prompts are very good... When it said wait a while it actually told you "about 6 minutes" so you are not wondering how long to wait!! (good design practice). Then I went on to setting up my laptop... It said go to canon.com/ijsetup in a browser.. which I did and followed the steps and voila!! in a matter of minutes it had added the printer to my laptop. I did the same setup from my iPhone too and installed the suggested Canon app from the Appstore but later discovered that I did not need to do it. Anyhoooo... the moment of truth.. I selected some PDF documents and hit print... Now... you have to know that if its gone to sleep after the last print - it will take some 30 seconds of whirring and clicking and more whirring sounds to get ready to print.. but once it starts it does it quite fast... I printed a 3 page (two-sided) back and white document... It took 30 seconds to get started and then another 30 seconds to print the document in Standard quality which is good enough for me! I did some mixed docs with graphics and color too and same fast performance - draft is even faster. I love the quality!!! Honestly I think these are laser-like! I love the wifi print capability without any special software or cloud or anything.. Just open the document and print and walk over to the printer to pick it up!! Same with the iPhone/iPad - I printed PDF from iBook, printed emails from Mail and even a webpage from Safari all wirelessly from the iPhone and it did fantastic!! Only thing I did not try was Photos... Will get to it sometime! I love this printer... I am now eagerly looking for things to print :)
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2015 by RadThink
I just hooked it up today. It was not easy for my Computer and the printer to find each other. However, a lot of it was my fault. I was hoping it would just happen automatically but it's not like that. On top of it all I have a Windows computer and Apple router. I spent a good amount of time googling questions to try to get it figured out so they could connect to each other. If I had hit standard set up in the little window when that option came up that would helped a lot too! .....and finding the little icon for troubleshooting that the printer gave me an option for and I would have had it figured out a lot sooner too. I If you have to troubleshoot it is awesome. it tells you exactly what you need to do if the light is on or if the light is out, if this is doing this, or it's doing that, it walks you through and holds your hand. Be sure and take both your little trays out and take off the pieces of tape if you're not familiar with printers and then lift up the very bottom of the computer and take off the tape there just make sure you get all the pieces of tape. I love how easy it is to get to the ink. I love that there's a little light that comes on with the ink to let you know that it seated properly. I love my printer. and I love the pretty orange color. I was told to buy a Canon printer the quality is much better for pictures and I love photography but I haven't printed a picture yet when I do I'll update. i'm very happy with this printer I love the window that shows me what to do and how to do it. I did not have an optical drive in my computer, so I had to go on the Internet to Canon and download the drivers. Do not make my mistake I downloaded the older drivers first (2014) thinking it would need that and then want the newer drivers. It did not! But it uninstalled the older driver for me I didn't have to do anything.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2015 by Ruby Blue
I bought this about a month ago to replace my MP640, which I loved, but finally killed. The new printer isn't making my life hell, but it's not nearly as good a printer as the MP640. Pros: --I got the orange one, and it's very, very pretty. --It's noisy and shaky out of the box, but turning on quiet mode fixes that. --Print quality is excellent. Cons: --There's no rear feed for special papers, just a small second cassette that's made for photos. I didn't even think to look for this feature, because a rear feed seems like a basic thing that all printers should have. No dice. I have to pull the cassette every time, and for me, that's a lot. Which leads me to... --Every time I change the paper, the printer wants me to "register" it. So, in addition to telling it what kind of paper I'm using in the print dialogue box, the printer wants to know as well. When you switch papers a lot, this gets pretty irritating. --Finally, it jams. I haven't had a paper jam in a home printer since I don't know when. The 640 certainly never jammed. This printer frequently jams if I am printing more than one page. So here I am, printer shopping again. Maybe I can find another MP640.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2014 by Catherine Winterfox