Great printer. No getting stuck with HP overpriced ink supplies. Takes off brand ink. Very easy install.

I love this printer. It does everything I want to do update it stopped working I couldn't register it with Cannon they said it is not sold in the USA by the serial number so you are not eligible for an exchange with Cannon. but a long chat with Amazon and they are taking it back.

Beautiful printing. Setup was easy except for WiFi, which had to be done manually. Sad to see that the hopper and front panal must be manipulated manually before printing, unlike my previous PIXMA which would open automatically for unattended printing. The printer is set for duplex, but when printing a single page, it still goes through processing the blank back side, so printing a single page takes a surprisingly long time.

I've been needing a home printer for a while now. I decided on an inkjet printer after doing some very crude calculations for the cost of a printer, and yearly printing cost ( ink cost ) over the average lifespan of the printer. I chose the Canon model because a Canon 7000 series mega tank printer I used was very straight forward in it's setup and use. The Canon TS9520a printer does everything I need a printer to do copy, print, scan and photos. It fits perfectly on my home office desk although it's bigger than I thought it would be. I can live with it's size. Printed documents look great. The printer was easy to setup but the instructions on how to get my devices to add the printer were vague IMO. For what I need a printer to do this printer is perfect plus it has some perks i.e., the ability to accept legal size paper. The fact that an additional price reduction was applied to the printer when I put it in my cart made the purchase feel like it was the right one.

When my old Canon MX499 printer stopped working I had to find a replacement. I started dong some research and became quickly disillusioned. It seemed like every printer out there had tons of bad reviews. Cheaply made Chineses pieces of junk! I even considered going from inkjet to laser printer. Not a lot of difference! Problems ranged from WIFI connectivity to poor performance and cheaply built machines that broke easily. And proprietary and costly ink requirements.I needed a home use printer for occasional printing, and for scanning purposes. I had always had Canon products and was well pleased with them. I finally narrowed my search to inkjets. The Lasers were marginally better, but way too expensive for my needs. After weeks of more research and reviews, I decided to stay with Canon. HP seemed to want to lock you in to an ink agreement, and Brother had many complaints about having to use just their brand of toners,I decided to try the Canon Pixma TS9520a, because it had the best higher reviews and the least bad ones!I purchased it online through Amazon. When it arrived, I connected it wirelessly to my old iMac Desktop without any issue, except the scan feature would not work properly with my outdated OS system. (I had oredered a new iMac replacement, but it had not yet arrived. Once my new iMac arrived and I set it up and downloaded the drivers for the Canon Printer, everything worked flawlessly! Scan feature works great! I would just make sure the printer and computer are connected to the same WIFI network. Mine is a dual-band ORBI mesh wifi. there was no issue with band conflict.Do note: this printer has a front door that has to be open in order to print. I read an article that suggested that you could remove the lever that holds the door open to by-pass this issue. I was reluctant to "break" the lever off on a new machine to do that, so I just leave my door open all the time. (unknown if it would affect any warranty). Also, I use only the front paper tray and not the back one to reduce the footprint for where I have the printer set up. It is a small paper tray (maybe 50 sheets?) but I do not do big volume printing. So, no big deal for me!It has an ADF, but I have not used it yet, so I cannot comment about that feature.I will say that the new printer seems to take a bit longer for wireless and mobile printing than with my previous printer, it still woks very well! I does two-sided printing, which is a paper saver. Also, I am still using the Canon cartridges that were provided with the original purchase. I am hoping it will accept third party cartridges like my old one did, because of the cost. So, that issue is still up in the air for now. But, for now I am extremely pleased with this printer. I have had it only about a month, so time will tell about the quality and longevity issue. I will post updates if there are issues.UPDATE: 02/14/25I said I would update this review after I used a third party ink to make sure the printer would accept and read it. Well I ordered the ink cartridges from Arthur Imaging (whom I have used with great outcomes in the past) and they worked flawlessly! The printer "read" them just as it did the OEM Canon ones. And they were about 1/3 the price! Also, the scan feature works very well from my MAC OS15.2, using the Image Capture feature! Still very pleased with this printer!

My Canon printer, which lasted 15 years, finally gave out, so I followed customer service's recommendation and bought a new Canon model. I would have used their upgrade program, but the 5-7 business days delivery time was too long. Amazon delivered in two days, but I ended up spending hours trying to connect the printer to my Wi-Fi network. After multiple attempts with desktops, laptops, iPhones, and iPads, the printer only connected directly and showed as “offline” for network printing.I followed all troubleshooting steps from the app and Canon’s website, restarted my modem repeatedly, and even switched from an eero 6e to an eero Pro gateway, but nothing worked. I even gave it another try the next day, but it still wouldn't connect to Wi-Fi. Since I need a network printer, this one is being returned to Amazon today.Because I need a functioning printer urgently, I’m buying a similar model from a local store. If that one also has connection issues, I’ll consider switching brands, as it seems there's a problem with this particular printer’s technology. Canon tech support is unavailable, so returning it is my only option.For reference, my old printer connected to the network without issue, and all my other smart devices work fine. This new printer should connect but doesn’t. I rarely write reviews, but I wanted to share my experience to help others avoid similar frustration.

This is my replacement printer as my other Canon had for a long time finally had its last run. Replaced with same brand and this Pixma similar to my other but with extra features is just unbelievable! Even prints 11x17 and copies grouped manuals without opening lid for each page I absolutely love it! I just stocked up on ink I know i will be using it like crazy and I don't want to run out of it. I recommend this model for features, Company reputation, quality printing and overall compact and looks it is perfect in every way I am so very happy with this purchase I definitely recommend it if you are looking for a great printer.