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Canon Pixma MP620 review

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Verdict

A premium blend of quality, speed and high-end features at a very reasonable price

Review Date: 28 Jul 2009

Reviewed By: David Bayon

Price when reviewed: £98 (£113 inc VAT)

Overall Rating
6 stars out of 6

Features & Design
6 stars out of 6

Value for Money
5 stars out of 6

Performance
6 stars out of 6

PCPRO Recommended

Details
Part Code 2921B008AA
Review Date 28 Jul 2009
Price ex VAT £98
Price inc VAT £113
Performance 6 stars out of 6
Features & Design 6 stars out of 6
Value for Money 5 stars out of 6
Basic Specifications
Colour? yes
Resolution printer final 9600 x 2400dpi
Ink-drop size 1.0pl
Integrated TFT screen? yes
Rated/quoted print speed N/A
Maximum paper size A4
Duplex function no
Running costs
Cost per A4 mono page 0.3p
Cost per A4 colour page 8.3p
Inkjet technology Thermal
Ink type Dye-based black & colour, pigment-based black
Power and noise
Peak noise level 43.5dB(A)
Dimensions 450 x 368 x 176mm (WDH)
Copier Specification
Fax? no
Fax speed N/A
Fax page memory N/A
Performance tests
6x4in photo print time 1min 25s
A4 photo print time 3min 7s
Mono print speed (measured) 7ppm
Colour print speed 3ppm
Media Handling
Borderless printing? yes
CD/DVD printing? no
Input tray capacity 150 sheets
Connectivity
USB connection? yes
Ethernet connection? yes
Bluetooth connection? no
WiFi connection? yes
PictBridge port? yes
Other connections None
Flash media
SD card reader yes
Compact Flash reader yes
Memory Stick reader yes
xD-card reader no
Other memory media support MMC, xD
OS Support
Operating system Windows 7 supported? yes
Operating system Windows Vista supported? yes
Operating system Windows XP supported? yes
Operating system Windows 2000 supported? yes
Operating system Windows 98SE supported? no
Other operating system support N/A
Software supplied Canon MP Navigator EX, Easy PhotoPrint EX
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User comments

Wi-fi?

For me to connect wirelessly to this printer, do I need a wireless router, or can I connect my laptop directly to the printer?

Thanks!

By Peakey on 18 Aug 2009

This is an area where I believe multitouch screens should be used more effectively.

The LCD panel that flips up should house all controls, if possible. You can remove all that clutter of buttons and have a much larger screen.

As a Bonus idea, it would be great if I could see the document I'm scanning in the LCD panel and then move or zoom into the precise area that I wish to be scanned - its amazing nobody has done this yet. Plus would love to see it in photocopiers too!Imagine that you can see the image is the right way up too before you scan it so you can flip it over while at the panel and crop it exactly how you want.

By nicomo on 1 Oct 2009

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