Canon PIXMA TR7820 – Wireless Home All-in-One Printer

Excelente producto

Box arrived without a cable and without an ink catridge.

Cumplió mis expectativas muy bonita y llegó rápido

I had a HP Officejet printer that I've used since 2011-2012. Nice little all in one printer but I got a printhead not found issue. The issue might have been ink cartridge related and new ink ($110) might have fixed it, but rather than take the risk I figured I would buy a new printer because it wouldn't cost much more than that. Enter the Cannon PIXMA TR7820. $130 delivered and it came with ink. Set up very quickly. Print and copy quality is solid. The auto feeder for scanning is much better than my HP (keeps the pages straight). My only concern buying this was would it integrates with Google Drive, which is where I like to scan my documents to? Sure enough it handles this quite well. You can spend more and get a nicer printer that can scan/copy/print faster and in higher quality, but if you don't need that then why pay for it? As a bonus replacement ink is reasonable. $45 for regular black and color cartridges or $75 for the XL versions.

I recently bought this printer and can confidently say it delivers everything I was hoping for (and more). From setup to daily use, it’s been outstanding. Why it impressed me: Setup was fast and hassle-free. The compact footprint keeps it from dominating my workspace. Print quality is excellent for the money, giving crisp black text and vibrant color photos. It includes duplex printing and an Auto Document Feeder (ADF) for multitasking: great for scanning/copying multi-page documents. Mobile and wireless options are well catered for — WiFi, mobile printing apps, AirPrint/Mopria support, which makes printing from phones/tablets seamless. Where it really stands out: In a mixed home + office environment, I had tasks ranging from photo prints, scanned contracts, daily document prints and it handled them all smoothly — no hiccups, consistent quality, and good speed. A few small things to note (but not deal-breakers): It’s not the fastest printer on the market, so if you’re printing huge batches constantly you might see slower times than a dedicated office machine. It’s still an inkjet, so ongoing ink cost will matter depending on your volume. If you require ultra high speed for heavy office work, there may be faster options — but for most home/SMB uses this is more than enough. Bottom line: If you’re looking for a reliable all-in-one printer that offers great print quality, useful features like an ADF and duplex printing, and modern connectivity — this a fantastic choice. I highly recommend it.