Canon G3200 All-In-One Wireless Supertank (MegaTank) Printer| Copier| Scanner| and Mobile Printing, Black, 6.5" x 17.6" x 13" (0630C002)

This is an amazingly cool printer if what you primarily want is reliability, cheap ink replacement, and ease of setup. The photo print quality is a bit below the average, but it's "good enough" for most everyday tasks.What makes this printer special? Not only does it refill with real ink bottles- yes that's right, no more cartridges- but it has large inkwells meaning that with normal document printing you get a ton of use out of one fill. I've been printing replacement DVD covers for some titles whose cases got destroyed, and the printer does seem to guzzle a bit. With a very rough estimation I might get 50 DVD covers out of the color ink at the rate it's going. That might seem a bit average for the size of the tanks, but then again I could refill the printer with gallon jugs of ink from eBay if I feel like it. Works for me!But wait- there's a surprise! Ever had the problem with an old inkjet where no matter how many times you do the "print head alignment" it just won't print correctly anymore? You get lines, or streaks, or missing colors no matter how often you swap the ink? This printer features- drumroll please- real replaceable print heads. Confusingly, Canon calls these "print cartridges", but they're honest-to-goodness print heads you can remove and replace. Theoretically, that means that printer will outlive most of its competition because the two parts that are most likely to break on you- cartridges and print heads- can be totally serviced in this new model.As for the rest? Again, photo print quality so far just seems "okay". I don't have the highest quality paper, but the prints I'm getting don't blow my socks off. They're perfect for the DVD covers I'm printing, but I don't know if the printer could do a glossy 8x10 family photo at the level people might expect. For document printing though, this is a beast with big tanks. No complaints. And it scans, and has the usual-size paper tray, and it has wireless setup, and it copies... everything you'd get out of a normal all-in-one printer.So far, I'm in love. Does everything my old printer did, hasn't had a single print problem after a dozen full-size photo pages, and I can finally put real ink in my printer. I hope it lasts!

I've had this printer for a year and a half and I'm sick of it! I had my previous printer for over 15 years and the only reason I had to get rid of it is that HP stopped producing drivers for it for the newer versions of windows.The print quality of this printer for text and graphics is generally pretty decent. The print quality for making photos, however, is far inferior to my old HP printer that was 16 years older! So much for progress. Yes, I've used the proper photo paper, and told the printer (via the software) that I was using photo paper, and even set the printer to "high quality" output. Still inferior output on color photos. Resolution is not as sharp and color tones are not even close.One of the selling features for this printer was that it's a "super tank" printer, so the ink would last a long time. Well, I suppose it does, but the major problem with this is that is uses tubes to get the ink from the "super tanks" to the print head. These tubes clog ALL OF THE TIME unless you use the printer every day. Let it sit for a week without use and you've got a clogged print head. Unclogging it takes a ton of time when you "just want to make a quick print" for someone. A 2-minute print job turns into a 30-minute hassle! Unclogging the print head WASTES A TON INK! I've used up more ink unclogging the heads than actually printing on paper!Then, trying to find the software tool to unclog the print heads is also a pain, you have to hunt and hunt for it because they didn't make it obvious or easy to find with their software dashboards (which contains tons of software that I'm not interested in).If you are not an EVERY DAY printer, do yourself a favor and stick with ink jet printers that take an ink cartridge that you can clean yourself with a damp tissue and replace when they are empty. You'll thank me later...

I received my G3200 printer a couple of days ago. This is my 2nd ink tank printer. My previous one was from a different brand, and it is also working without any issue over couple of years till now. I allocated it for some work, and I wanted to try this cannon printer for use at my home.The initial setup was straightforward.All the instructions were available on the documents, I didn't face any connectivity issues also. It doesn't require any technical expertise for setting up the connection because a couple of click by following the instructions given in the computer app does the job seamlessly. The printer got connected to my WiFi router without any problem, and I'm able to send print jobs from my laptop computers and iPhone (Using Canon Print app).Some tips that may help you:You should be careful when installing the print heads to place those correctly without touching the interfaces that had been covered with stickers. When filling ink to the tanks, please be careful not to let dust and other small particles go inside. I used a brush to clean up around the tank knobs before opening those to assure that.Please follow all the instructions properly, and be patient during the printer initialization process as it took about 5 minutes (as mentioned in the instruction document) in my case to fill the ink lines and get the print heads ready for printing. You will see the ink level in the tanks going down below the top arrow margin during this process.