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Canon PIXMA TS6420a All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer [Print,Copy,Scan], Black, Works with Alexa
Original price was: $129.99.$59.00Current price is: $59.00.
Price: $129.99 - $59.00
(as of Jan 08, 2025 19:14:52 UTC – Details)
Wireless Home Office All-In-One Printer
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All-in-one printer gives you printing, copying, and scanning capability
Compatible with the Canon PIXMA Print Plan Ink Subscription Service – Flexible plans available where ink is delivered hassle-free right to your door automatically when you run low! *
Printer has a resolution quality that goes up to 4800 x 1200 dpi for excellent readability
Capable of auto two-sided (duplex) printing for documents
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Customers appreciate the printer’s functionality and value for money. They find it works well, has no issues, and connects seamlessly to Wi-Fi and Alexa for voice commands. However, some have mixed opinions on the printer quality, ease of use, quality, connectivity, and print speed.
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Cal O –
TS7720 Great Home Wireless All-In-One Printer
This TS7720 is a great choice for home printing or home office use. Versatile in it’s choices for printed media allowed by its front and rear input sources. Seems a little slow on the startup while it’s ‘getting ready’ to print the first page, but once it’s printing it seems to move along at a good pace. The printer is fair to good at printing smaller photos, and is just ‘OK’ with larger 8X10 size prints. The flat bed scanner has no auto-feed input tray so is typical for a ‘single-page-at-a-time’ scanner. Scan quality is good enough to scan-in Black and white or color documents and photos. The included software is adequate for home use for both printing and scanning. Just be aware this is not a professional quality photo printer/scanner/copier but is adequate for home use. Can’t comment yet on the ink usage as I haven’t had it long enough to observe its usage over time.Installation is not as simple as the Canon marketing hype would have you believe. It was not just plug-and-play, at least for my setup and installation, which is wireless with Windows 8.1 and Xfinity router. Unpacking is fairly straightforward, just remove it from the box and take off a couple pieces of orange shipping tape. Then the single page instruction sheet gets you started with setup, loading paper and print cartridges, and a link for downloading the setup software and drivers. I’d recommend downloading the TS7720 user manual first – in my case I needed it. I tried using the ‘fully automated’ Canon installation/setup but it couldn’t find the TS7720. After reading the user manual, and learning how to use the TS7720s touch-screen control panel, I first followed the steps to connect the TS7720 to the router. Selecting my router out of the list of all my neighborsâ routers was easy but keying in my router’s password was no easy task on the miniature touch screen control panel. Once I got the TS7720 connected to the router, I restarted the Canon setup software and it found the TS7720. After that, the installation went fairly easy – just follow the steps displayed on your computer screen. I also downloaded and did the setup on my wifeâs computer so she has full printer/scanner functionality. The Canon installation/setup software easily âfoundâ the TS7720 since I had already connected the TS7720 to my router.One last observation… The TS7720 default setting is to timeout and shut down (power off) after 240 minutes (4 hours). With that configuration, it shuts down every time it has 4 hours of non-use and you have to manually turn it back on each time before you use it. Very aggravating, especially if the TS7720 is in a different room or different floor of the house. After reading the manual I found the solution.If you open the Printers page on your computer, right click on the TS7720 and chose Preferences. Then click on the Maintenance Tab. Then click on the Maintenances and Preferences button. Then click on the Auto Power button. This brings up the Auto Power Settings. ‘Enable’ Auto Power On. You can also change the Auto Power Off setting here too, if you want it to time out sooner that the default 4 hours, or not time out at all. Now, any time a computer tries to send something, the TS7720 will turn itself on. Once you make this choice it makes the changes in the TS7720 so from now on, it works for any computer that might be using the TS7720.
Joseph Hsu –
Handy printer
Very compact compared to my old PIXMA 892 yet has all the features I need. Quick to install but the connection to my laptop took a few more tries. Print quality looks good. Hope the ink cartridges will not cost a fortune.
Daniel R. Martin –
Poorish Quality Control by Canon
The Canon PIXMA TS6420a All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer arrived in an unopened Canon Box.The Good: The printer prints flawlessly via wireless Wifi and makes perfect copies. The Canon Setup Software installed OK on my old Dell Laptop running Windows 10. The CSS got my old Dell to wirelessly connect and print on the Canon PIXMA TS6420a . The Bad: The rear paper feed tray was seemingly “sprung” (was on crooked and would not fully close). The CSS had to be manually downloaded from the Canon Website. No CD Disc included.More Bad: The CSS would not install on my newer Dell laptop running Windows 11. Worse: The ill-fitting Canon case blocked a printer cable from the new Dell from being inserted. Result: I returned the Canon PIXMA TS6420a, to Amazon.UPDATE: A simple adjustment allowed the printer data cable to be inserted. That allowed my Dell Wildows 11 laptop to print via the cable and my Dell Windows 10 laptop to print via WiFi. Because the print quality was so remarkably good I decided to keeo the Canon PIXMA TS6420a All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer
Ahvi & Zack –
Most infuriating printer I’ve ever used
For a wireless printer I thought it would be something similar to Bluetooth… Not quite.First, there was no instruction manual in the box, just a single paper with a website instructing registration. (We do not live with a wifi connection so we had to walk this heavy machine up to a friend’s house for it’s set up and trial prints.)So ok maybe the sit will have sine silly tutorials, an entire FAQ page, some other stuff. Nope.The online manual is a gallery of pictographs, indicating that an app is required for the registration and use of the printer.Ok. Maybe the app will have everything.The app was frustrating to set up it’s wireless connection (not really needing wifi at all), and then when finally synced, it’s useless for printing anything other than pictures from my phone’s gallery. What I mean is, through the Canon PRINT app, you can’t access anything else. Which, after getting that far, the damn print quality is too grainy for pictures!Upon finally getting access through the PRINT app yo my documents, it Still won’t print. Any time we tried to access documents on my word appto print, the apps on my phone started to act weird, saying that the open document, that I was clearly looking at and trying to print from, was unavailable.My husband was finally able to print from his phone, without the app, straight from other apps or files, directly from our email and even some music chords directly from a website! Yes that’s great, if that what I needed the printer for. When synced back up to my phone, the printer refused to access my apps or files, again saying they were unable to open them. Wtf did the PRINT app do to my other apps?Once we were back home, I tried the scanner – the least frustrating thing about the whole day – printer is fine for text, not crisp but not as grainy as images. Struggles with copying stamps.) I am still having difficulty getting my documents from Microsoft Word to print, even when directly saved onto my phone’s storage rather than the cloud.It vehemently refuses to connect to my computer without a 4-8 digit pin. Which I don’t have.Oh, and the paper tray locks half sticking out, in print mode, only occasionally allowing to be pushed fully back under the body – I still don’t know how it went back in the first time and cannot get it to repeat the closure. Afraid to break the damn thing I left it out when I put it away for the day, wholly frustrated with the entire experience.Today when trying again there is a repeated 1001 and 1003 error about the paper tray. I’ve taken it out, fixed the paper, put it back in about a dozen times. It’s fine. Still won’t print. Now it won’t print anything.The ONLY nice thing about this printer (when you scan!) is that when the paper jams, the back of the machine can be almost be fully opened so you can access the paper trapped around the rollers. I’ll admit that was pretty sweet.I got this printer for work and it’s by far the most infuriating printer I’ve ever used. If I could return it, I would, but that would cost more money than I purchased it for.
Alfredo E. –
Excelente impresora para uso doméstico y facilidad de instalación inalámbrica.