Canon TS5120 Wireless All-In-One Printer with Scanner and Copier: Mobile and Tablet Printing, with Airprint(TM) and Google Cloud Print compatible, White

This is a great, easy to use printer for the price. I didn't anything super fancy, so this fit the bill. But it really is fancy for the low price! My only complaint is that it should not be delivered and then LEFT without being in a concealed box. This was shipped in its original box broadcasting to the world that there is a brand new, unattended printer just sitting there, out in the open. Lol.

great printer. i bought this printer to print return labels and airplane tickets. prior to this i was forwarding these to the office to print but for $50 i can have my privacy! this printer alow me to print from my ipad, iphone and samsung s9 phone. it was a bit tricky to set it up but if you know your way around the wifi setting you should have no problem. the only thing i would ding this printer on is that it is a little slow.....besides that for what we needed from a printer it works perfectly!

not a lot of features...ink doesn't last long/pricey...moderate noise (plus has a quiet feature). Only real flaw for me is the paper...holds VERY little. You will refill it often. Otherwise for basic home/school printing...Id say its good to great for the price

Works perfectly. Only thing that I kinda don’t like about this is that, it doesn’t have the usb cable included in it. I do have a desktop computer that I needed to connect with the usb so I had to buy one. Other than that print quality speed and everything is really good, and also the wireless connection process is easy to use too.

I bought this printer a little over a year ago. It’s been pretty frustrating since day 1. You must load the paper it almost precisely or else it will not work correctly. After about the tenth try it will work- sometimes it does not register the ink correctly and so again, you’ll get error message after error message until it is precisely installed. That’s where I’m at today. I spent an hour last night.. an HOUR trying to get it to take a brand new jack of ink that costed $50. I’m going on your number two now simply trying to get past the error messages so that I can install my ink ! But nope, here I am still messing with this printer. Call tech support you say? Well tech support costs $20 and more time. I would be down $70 which I could have spent on another printer with ink!Canon, I’m disappointed in your products and customer service.

I’m not technologically savvy at ALL and I was a bit worried about my ability to set up a wireless printer. I took a chance because the price was right. I also researched how much ink refills would be and how quickly it’s expected to run out. I’m proud to say even I was able to quickly and easily set this printer up without difficulty. It not only has step by step instructions but it also has step by step pictures. I’m able to print from my laptop, my iPhone, and my kindle (which I never knew how to do before). I’ve had it close to a year and the black ink is about half way low but there’s still 3/4 of the color reservoir left. I bought ink refills when I bought the printer but luckily I’ve not had to use them yet.

Wow...of all the things I could say about this printer....user friendly and simple are NOT two phrases I would use! Fast? Yes. Quality prints? Yes. Friendly? NOPE!Ok...to start off with...if you are running a 'hotspot' and think you want a printer...THIS IS NOT THE PRINTER YOU WANT! It is a NIGHTMARE to set up on a hotspot...I know, because that's the route I took. I finally got it set up on my hotspot, but then found that you can't use the google cloud print thing from a hotspot...not directly, anyhow.It CLAIMS it will wake from a power-off status to print, but I have an ASUS Chromebit that can print to it, and the Chromebit can't wake it from power-off status. Windows 10 can, but Chromebit nor Linux can....and, in fact, Linux doesn't have drivers for it...so you've GOT to get the cloud print working if you want to use it at all with Linux.Android requires two apps to make it work...Canon Print and Wireless Printer app....good luck on getting those configured correctly.Overall...I HATE this printer...but I am now sooooooooo time invested and money invested (mostly in ink) for it, that I can't simply turn away from it.I HATE this, as I have ALWAYS liked Canon printers...but seriously, if you guys at Canon are going to chase Google Cloud Print, the least you could do would be to hire some programmers and INTERLACE THIS with Cloud Print a bit more seamlessly KNOWING that a lot of people use phones, tablets and Chromebooks to print now...and that you should GET THIS DOWN TO LESS THAN PhD REQUIREMENTS TO SET UP A PRINTER!!!3 stars (and that's being KIND) for requiring me to acquire a PhD in CLOUD PRINTING to be able to set up a friggin printer!

I have the printer in the closet on a shelf. I’m confused by some of the reviewers that judge the printer of having low quality. This printer is primarily used for home use. This is our first printer that we can use separate from any cables. The setup was straightforward. Updated the software as requested and boom the first test page worked without a hitch. All on our WiFi. We haven’t had any problems. It has the features that I need. When the ink runs out it will be replaced with canon ink. Well known fact that our buying habits are purchasing items that are the less expensive route. If the printer manufacturers put a software glitch onboard the printer so be it. The online websites allow us to shop around and get the best and lowest price ink while still staying with the manufacturer. If the printer blows up we recycle it and shop for another one. Printers are always less than the price of ink. As with most electronic items kid gloves has to be in place to have the product last.