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Pixma MG6620

Inkjet Multifunction

PIXMA MG6620

Canon PIXMA MG6620 Series - Canon Pixma MG6620 Wireless Photo all-in-One Printer is suitable for light-duty use in any Office size, MG6620 trepidation gives a high-quality output, and it goes beyond just a little of the basics for MFP, with the NFC as the most significant addition.

Aside from the NFC support, MG6620 is a near-twin to Canon Pixma MG5620 Wireless Photo all-in-One Printer. However, it's a little faster and adds the ability to print from a memory card. Like the Canon MG5620, it left out such as Office-centric features such as fax and automated capabilities document feeder (ADF), which you will find at printer like the Brother MFC-J470DW, our editors choice cheap MFP home or home and Home-Office MFP and MFC-J870DW brother, who chose our top for micro or Home Office, and also includes the NFC.

Basics

The base of the MFP has the ability to print and scan. You can also print from, but does not scan to memory card. There is not A type A USB port, so you can not do the same thing with a USB memory key, and you cannot print over a USB cable from the PictBridge camera. However, it supports PictBridge, wireless MG6620 and Canon says it will let you print wirelessly from the camera most recently with Wi-Fi. The bad news is that the feature does not currently work with cameras from other manufacturers.

In addition to the NFC, the connection of choice for MG6620 limited USB and Wi-Fi, including the equivalent of Wi-Fi direct, which Canon calls mode the access point. Connect the printer to your Wi-Fi network, and you can connect to it via the network access point. Connecting to a PC via the USB cable, and you can use an access point to connect mode instead. However, you can use the free app Canon to print from or scan for iOS, Android and Windows Mobile phones and tablets.

MG6620 supports printing over the internet. Note that for the feature to work, the printer must be connected directly to the network that is connected to the Internet. If your mobile phone or your tablet supports NFC, you also can press the phone to a clearly marked on the printer to build connections. Or at least You can do after you have set up everything correctly on your phone and printer. With the NFC's other printer I've tested, features work without my need to change the settings. With MG6620, I have to call Canon for help to get work features.

Setup, the speed and Output quality

To test, I connected MG6620 to a Windows Vista system with a USB cable. The Setup is really standard. On our business applications suite (using hardware and software for the QualityLogic's time), came in at 2.7 MG6620 pages per minute (ppm), which is just a tad faster than the Canon MG5620, 2.6 ppm. It's a speed tolerable for light-duty printing, but much more slowly than the Brother MFC-J870DW (2.9 ppm) or Brother MFC-J470DW (5.0 ppm).

The output quality is typical for inkjet MFP for text, graphics, and photos. The quality of the text is good enough for most business use, fell in a tight range that includes most inkjet MFP. graphic output, similarly, easily good enough for most home and business needs. Most people would assume it was good enough for a handout that needs to make a good impression on business customers, to convey a sense of professionalism. Photo quality is roughly what you would expect from a high quality mould drugstores.

The good news is that MG6620 is much faster relative to the competition for the photos, average 53 seconds for the 4 by 6. It is suitable for MG5620 and a few seconds faster than the good brother.

If you can do it without the Office-centric features and NFC, be sure to consider the Canon MG5620, which gives you basically the same speed, quality of output, and feature the MFP as Canon Pixma MG6620 Wireless Photo all-in-One Printer for a lower price. If you need the capabilities of ADF or fax, either the Brother MFC-J870DW MFC-J470DW brother or will work for you, though only the first has been the NFC. That said, if you can benefit from having the support of NFC and don't need Office-centric features, MG6620 will give the quality of the graphics a bit better than the one of Brother printers, plus the high quality and speed for the photo, making it potentially a good choice for the home or home necessities and light-tug.

Canon PIXMA MG6620 Operating System Support

Windows 10-32bit | 8.1-32bit | 8-32bit | 7-32bit | Vista-32bit | Xp-32bit, Windows 10-64bit | 8.1-64bit | 8-64bit | 7-64bit | Vista-64bit | Xp-64bit
Mac OS Sierra 10.12 | Os X 10.11 | Os X 10.10 | Os X 10.9 | Os X 10.8 | Os X 10.7 | Os X 10.6 | Os X 10.5 | Linux