Print, copy, scan, and navigate the features you need using the clear, brightly-lit 1.44" OLED screen
Quickly keep tabs on your printer, even from afar, thanks to an innovative LED status bar design
Thanks to the built-in Wi-Fi, you can easily print from a laptop, tablet, or smartphone
Print from your favorite mobile devices using the Canon PRINT app, Apple AirPrint, and the Mopria print service
Designed for ease of use and simple replacement, the PIXMA TS6420a only needs two cartridges for great print quality
Front and rear paper trays hold plain and photo papers simultaneously
The hybrid ink system allows you to print in sharp black text for documents and in color for high-quality photos
Easily print square photos right from your smartphone or social media; choose from either 5 x 5" or 3.5 x 3.5" square Canon photo paper (sold separately)
You can also use the Easy-PhotoPrint Editor app or Canon Creative Park app for creative printing options
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Print, copy, scan, and navigate the features you need using the clear, brightly-lit 1.44" OLED screen
Quickly keep tabs on your printer, even from afar, thanks to an innovative LED status bar design
Thanks to the built-in Wi-Fi, you can easily print from a laptop, tablet, or smartphone
Print from your favorite mobile devices using the Canon PRINT app, Apple AirPrint, and the Mopria print service
Designed for ease of use and simple replacement, the PIXMA TS6420a only needs two cartridges for great print quality
Front and rear paper trays hold plain and photo papers simultaneously
The hybrid ink system allows you to print in sharp black text for documents and in color for high-quality photos
Easily print square photos right from your smartphone or social media; choose from either 5 x 5" or 3.5 x 3.5" square Canon photo paper (sold separately)
You can also use the Easy-PhotoPrint Editor app or Canon Creative Park app for creative printing options
i loved my ts9020. the photo print quality was amazing. all of the ts series printers have pretty good print quality reviews and take up very little space but as far as i understand it, with these newer versions canon has gone out of their way to make using generic ink as miserable or impossible as they can
The only way I would ever recommend an inkjet printer is if you're printing full color documents and photos multiple times a week.
In that case, I would recommend a Epson Eco tank inkjet printer and only that printer.
That's only if you are really against getting laser for some reason because laser is almost always better.
i loved my ts9020. the photo print quality was amazing. all of the ts series printers have pretty good print quality reviews and take up very little space but as far as i understand it, with these newer versions canon has gone out of their way to make using generic ink as miserable or impossible as they can
The only way I would ever recommend an inkjet printer is if you're printing full color documents and photos multiple times a week.
In that case, I would recommend a Epson Eco tank inkjet printer and only that printer.
That's only if you are really against getting laser for some reason because laser is almost always better.
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i loved my ts9020. the photo print quality was amazing. all of the ts series printers have pretty good print quality reviews and take up very little space but as far as i understand it, with these newer versions canon has gone out of their way to make using generic ink as miserable or impossible as they can
I bought a ts6020 because I had a bunch of generic ink leftover from another printer. I figured I'd fill it until it blew up. it never did. It stills works perfect today and my ink still hasn't run out. I even bought those refillable carts but found out that you could just refill those original Canon cartridges as many times as you want.
I've printed off entire color board games with this thing.
Edit: I can't speak about the other Canon models, but the 6020, No restriction chips Other than the fact that it Will Not track the ink levels when you start filling it back up (obviously). It will also tell you when you first do this that it will not track the ink (obviously). I now fill it by weighing the cartridges. Once you overfill and ink starts leaking, yeah, you'll know the correct weight then -lol.
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Setting aside hater comments, how are the inks price wise, and are generics available?
inkjet is a consumable dependency trap - one should never invest in.
most inkjets now incorporate encrypted chips in their cartridges that
are needed to tell the printer it has an "authorized" new cartridge,
thus killing off the potential for generics. HP is famous for this.
you'll have to find out for yourself if Canon plays the same game.
The only way I would ever recommend an inkjet printer is if you're printing full color documents and photos multiple times a week.
In that case, I would recommend a Canon Eco tank inkjet printer and only that printer.
That's only if you are really against getting laser for some reason because laser is almost always better.
inkjet is a consumable dependency trap - one should never invest in.
most inkjets now incorporate encrypted chips in their cartridges that
are needed to tell the printer it has an "authorized" new cartridge,
thus killing off the potential for generics. HP is famous for this.
you'll have to find out for yourself if Canon plays the same game.
Your response doesn't answer my question regrading ink prices and availability of generics. I very well know pitfalls of inkjets and also laser. I've owned both before.
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As another poster said, I am talking about B&W at this price range.
However, a decent color laser is something that can be had for a deal, or purchased used.
If properly maintained, it will likely last for a very long time. It will also cause far less headaches. I can easily see the cost of ownership being less than the several inkjets you would need otherwise.
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In that case, I would recommend a Epson Eco tank inkjet printer and only that printer.
That's only if you are really against getting laser for some reason because laser is almost always better.
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In that case, I would recommend a Epson Eco tank inkjet printer and only that printer.
That's only if you are really against getting laser for some reason because laser is almost always better.
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I've printed off entire color board games with this thing.
Edit: I can't speak about the other Canon models, but the 6020, No restriction chips Other than the fact that it Will Not track the ink levels when you start filling it back up (obviously). It will also tell you when you first do this that it will not track the ink (obviously). I now fill it by weighing the cartridges. Once you overfill and ink starts leaking, yeah, you'll know the correct weight then -lol.
most inkjets now incorporate encrypted chips in their cartridges that
are needed to tell the printer it has an "authorized" new cartridge,
thus killing off the potential for generics. HP is famous for this.
you'll have to find out for yourself if Canon plays the same game.
In that case, I would recommend a Canon Eco tank inkjet printer and only that printer.
That's only if you are really against getting laser for some reason because laser is almost always better.
most inkjets now incorporate encrypted chips in their cartridges that
are needed to tell the printer it has an "authorized" new cartridge,
thus killing off the potential for generics. HP is famous for this.
you'll have to find out for yourself if Canon plays the same game.
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However, a decent color laser is something that can be had for a deal, or purchased used.
If properly maintained, it will likely last for a very long time. It will also cause far less headaches. I can easily see the cost of ownership being less than the several inkjets you would need otherwise.
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