Canon PIXMA TS3720 - Wireless All-in-One Home Office Printer, Copier, Scanner, Mobile Friendly, Black

this printer was easy to set up and and have icons on computer for the printer ( hated the other brand had to only use phone) once set up prints beautifully , i had cannon in past and sorry i switched brands but i am backd thankyou

Works great... the scanner function is a blessing

for an inexpensive printer, it was simple to set-up, but i cannot figure out why it always has a blank sheet when printing anything, from 1 page to multiple. it always cycles out a single page at the end. it was a quick buy to replace the printer and get it up and running fast. had a little trouble with the wireless set-up, but got it. used a cartridge of black ink already, told you it was purchase that was needed to be up and running fast.

Couldn't get the set up to work, very noisy, cheap plastic not worth the effort.

Works great, easy to hookup, great price!

Easy setup works as expected

Set up was difficult. Printer must be in SAME ROOM as computer.

Well made - simple set up

Très satisfait de la Canon PIXMA TS3720 ! Installation rapide et connexion Wi-Fi simple avec le téléphone et l’ordinateur. L’impression est nette, autant en noir et blanc qu’en couleur. Le scanner et le copieur fonctionnent très bien pour un usage à domicile. Compacte et discrète, elle est parfaite pour un bureau à la maison. Excellent rapport qualité/prix, idéale pour les travaux scolaires et les impressions quotidiennes. Je recommande !

I received the printer a few days ago, and had trouble getting it to connect to either my phone or PC. After struggling for a while I realized that the printer was flashing an error code. I looked it up and found it was saying the ink cover wasn't closed. On closer inspection I saw that the locking tab for that cover was broken, thus making the printer unusable. I contacted Amazon and they arranged for a replacement to be delivered which arrived in two days, I will ship back the broken one, pre-paid shipping. So last night I set up the new printer and I will say it was not easy. The QR code included in the box took me to an online instruction page. There was a link to click to connect the printer to either a phone or a PC. I clicked it, and the only option it gave was to connect to a phone. I thought maybe that's required before the PC connection so did wat it said... installed the Canon Print app and followed the directions. Sounds easy, except it didn't work... went through many steps, lots of waiting, lots of various indecipherable flashing icons on the printer, the phone app still telling me the setup failed, click HERE to try something different, which had us press and hold a button on the printer and try again, did nothing, failed again, click HERE to try something else, took us through the same procedures we'd already done, etc. As I was scratching my head and getting frustrated, my wife decided to just check if the printer would magically show up as available from the PC. Weirdly, it was. A test print was done, worked perfectly. Then as soon as she printed from the PC, all the sudden the Printer showed as also connected via the phone app. We tried a few more test prints from both PC and phone and it works well. Prints pretty quickly, quality seems good. Long story short, it seems a reasonably capable printer, but the setup stinks and it very unintuitive. IT presents itself as being simple, but when it doesn't quite work, like in our case, it doesn't help, just has you retry the same things.

Good printer. Much better then microsoft. Easy to set up.

the printer itself seems to be working great however... getting it to work was a difficult task that didn't need to be. sent me on a wild goose chase when all i needed was a simple youtube video to make sense of it. i don't know why companies assume that we're all genZers that just know stuff. they assume a lot. the information in the box had me dealing with a Microsoft account when it wasn't necessary... obviously they've cut a deal to include them in the process. i don't have one so it was off to the internet to find out how to really do it. all you need to do is go to Canon USA and type in the model number and download the "master" software... then it's an easy step by step to hook it up to your WIFI. a link to a pdf version of the manual would have told you this instead of a link to Microsoft.

Good product