Canon TR8520 All-In-One Printer For Home Office |Wireless | Mobile Printing | Photo and Document Printing, AirPrint(R) and Google Cloud printing, Black
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Features
- Designed to meet all your needs, from scanning and faxing, a 5 color individual ink system for great looking documents and photos and plenty of connectivity options the Pixma Tr8520 has you covered
- Connect your smartphone, tablet and all your favorite devices with ease print hassle free whether from the Cloud4, through Bluetooth5, from social Media3 or on the go
- The Pixma Tr8520 is the compact Wireless Office all in one that fits perfectly anywhere in the home or office, is simple to use, and delivers outstanding results every time. Print resolution: Up to 4800 x 1200 dpi
- With intuitive features like the 4.3 inches LCD touchscreen, memory card slot1 and 20 sheet ADF, it's clear to see why the Pixma Tr8520 makes printing, copying, scanning and faxing quick and easy
- Memory capacity: Approx; 250 pages. Modem speed- Up to 33.6 Kbps (Super G3 color fax) 18
Description
The home office printer that's powerful, yet compact a home office should boost your efficiency at work, but should also handle all your home needs too. And the Pixma TR8520 does just that. When you need a home office printer that can handle all your work needs like documents, reports, faxing and scanning to your home needs like printing homework assignments, concert tickets and family photos the Pixma TR8520 has you covered. With front and rear paper feeding, a 5 individual ink system, auto 2 sided printing, memory card Slot1, and lots of connectivity options, you'll be able to handle it all.
Product Dimensions: 17.3 x 14.4 x 7.5 inches
Item Weight: 17.5 pounds
Item model number: 2233C002
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: August 22, 2017
Manufacturer: Canon USA Inc.
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I've been using this printer for about a month. Pros: good price, good print quality. Very easy setup if you're printing over the wireless network. Scanning functionality good. Cons: I have two major gripes with the design/functionality 1) The front panel/flap has to be left open -- very far open -- for the printer to function. It is such an odd design decision. So a flap is always "sticking out" the front of your printer. It just looks like a mistake. 2) The printer comes delivered with "Auto Print" turned off. What does that mean? Let's say you haven't used the printer in several hours and you decide to print something wirelessly. You can't. You first have to physically walk to the printer and essentially "wake" it up so it's ready to print via wireless. You can change this setting, but not without downloading printer software to your computer and changing the setting. It took me at least two hours to research, figure it out, and fix it. This should be the default setting OR it should be easy to change through the printer control panel.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2018 by Kimberly Lang
The PIXMA TR8520 is my 6th Canon printer. Prior to this purchase I'd been using the PIXMA MX922. This was a workhorse of a printer. I have a home office and it lasted 5 years with daily use. I had contacted CANON and although the MX922 is still currently available, they recommended the TR8520. So here are the issues... 1.The front feed tray holds very few sheets of paper, necessitating that you stop and reload constantly. IF you put too much paper in the tray, the printer jams. I clear so many paper jams; unlike the MX922 which almost never jammed 2. Although my work output is about the same, the TR8520 uses up ink 3 times as fast as the MX922. This printer is costing me a fortune in ink. 3. The printer is anything but solid. Compared to the MX922 the TR8520 is feels cheaply made. I would be shocked if this printer lasted even a year. Canon should be ashamed in coming out with such a poorly made printer, that's marketed for Home Office use. I'm contacting CANON to see if they're going to make this right. Otherwise, they've lost a customer.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2018 by Ivy
I had been putting off getting rid of my PIXMA MX870 for a while as I did not like the thought of a new all-in-one printer not having a rear tray which the newer PIXMAs did not seem to have until this one came along. I am no network expert but had no problem getting this printer set up and installed on my home network and it now can be seen by any device on the network and they can print wirelessly to it. I have always been a fan of Canon for their photo quality and have been hesitant to stray because of that. I'm glad to report that this one does have the photo quality I need but it also has a lot of features that make it an excellent home printer. I just finished printing over 100 Christmas cards and had it address the (smallish) envelopes. No jams, excellent color, and very fast printing. The size of the unit is deceptive. It has a small footprint but still does everything an all-in-one should be able to do. I've done a fair amount of scanning using both the feeder and the flatbed and both worked well. The touch screen is much easier to navigate than my old MX870 which was quite confusing. Have not tried to fax yet but I did hook up a phone line.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2017 by Rick the TR6 guy
Avoid this printer. It's OK if you print just a few pages a week. But if you use it a lot the cost of the ink will quickly exceed the cost of the printer because replacing the Canon cartridges after a couple hundred pages will cost about 50% as much as the printer cost. At this time there are no aftermarket cartridges available for it. I've been using inexpensive aftermarket cartridges on Epson and HP printers for more than 20 years with no problems. I wish I would have looked into their availability for this printer before I purchased it. As it is, I've gone back to using my HP and Epson printers while the TR8520 printer is waiting for aftermarket cartridges to become available.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2018 by barneyboy
I had issues setting up the printer using the instructions that came with the "quick start" guide to print from my two Macs. As instructed I downloaded the setup software from Canon's website, and no matter what I tried the software would not find my printer. Here's what I ended up doing. (1) connected to my wifi network using the printer’s control panel. The printer had no issues connecting to my network. I reran the setup software: no luck finding my printer. (2) I used the printer control panel to check for a firmware update and waited as the firmware was downloaded and installed over my wifi network. Tried the setup again, no dice. (3) I went to System Preferences, Printers and Scanners on each of my Macs, and the Canon printer was available to be added as an "AirPrint" printer. I added them to each of my Macs and was able to print wirelessly. I also tried AirPrint from my iPhone, and it had no issues printing. It’s too soon to tell how I like the printer, but so far it’s working fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2017 by Sam Ellis
While it is a very nice size and price, this is a staggeringly slow printer. Even in lowest quality mode it chugs away, thinking deeply. If you print more than extremely short documents (ie more than 2 pages), this is not the right printer for you. --- Update: I've used this printer for 8 months now and have grown to hate it. Apart from being very slow, it is wasting ink. Last week I installed all new XXL cartridges. I then printed about 100 pages of black and white, text-only documents . I checked and double checked that I had specified that the documents were to be printed in black and white, not colour. Today I have a warning message - the blue ink is almost depleted, and the magenta cartridge is also down to about ¼ full. I have printed literally *nothing* using these colours, yet the printer has used up two $25 cartridges. I've had it and am buying a new printer. And it will DEFINITELY not be a Canon!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2018 by Gray Emma