PIXMA TS705a Single Function Inkjet Printer - A4, Print Only - 5 Single Inks - Auto 2-Sided Print - 350-Sheet Input - WiFi, Ethernet Connectivity

Very good simple little printer, Easy to set up and works well with windows 11. Just a nice simple printer that takes reasonably priced compatible cartridges and does what the package says. Prints good quality pages and holds lots of paper. Wireless connectivity is also perfect for both phone and router. Although you can also use cable. No scanner but as I have a high quality photo scanner that addition was not required. It also works with windows 10 and it was easy to move across to the new windows once it was upgraded to 11. As long as it lasts as long as my last canon printer I will be very happy.

This was a replacement for my old canon IP7250, the reason for purchasing this printer was to print direct on to printable Blu-ray/DVD discs, this is one of a few cheaper printers that do this and so far works perfectly. Comes with a detachable CD tray that the printable disc goes on to. It takes 5 separate inks, comes with a set of genuine canon inks, I will be replacing these with cheaper non canon inks as a quarter of the price and just as good, been doing that for years and is much cheaper to replace the printer and use cheap inks than to purchase genuine cannon inks. Works perfectly on my iMac.

I’m just getting used to it. Canon appear to have made it as foolproof as possible to use. When compared with my previous printers (a Brother HL 1250 and a HP colour laser 1600) it is definitely less sturdy - I would have preferred it if it was built of plastic that was approx 50% thicker - it is sturdy enough to allow me to handle it with reasonable care but I would not like to use it in a busy office where users may not be gentle. For its price I consider it to be very good value. It takes time to learn how to use it. The online user manual is quite helpful but lacks an index at the end - I suppose that I could use a search engine to find the information that I want but the manual (just the English part) runs to over 400 pages (many of which are only a few lines). I found an orange coloured plastic moulding, attached only by an orange length of sellotape (which the manufacturers use for securing lids and other similar parts when packaging it for delivery in its quite sturdy packing carton. I still have not been able to identify what or where it comes from (it’s not a broken off part) but the printer works perfectly well without it! Setting up was well documented and reasonably straight forward - the wireless connection to my modem worked very easily. The primer operates fairly quietly and the results are good printed documents. I don’t think that it is particularly user serviceable apart from changing ink cartridges and filling it with paper. AI seems to have excluded intervention by the amateur, but as I say, for the price paid, it does seem to be reasonably disposable (the user guide even goes into detail about that too!)

good for print document

Couldn't believe I got a wireless printer with separate ink carts for £40 black friday deal. I don't print much, but this fills all my printing needs.

For those used to plug and play printers - avoid this printer. This printer is overly complicated to install. The print quality may be good, but I have still not managed to print a page from this printer (one month)

Just set it up to use. But I was gobsmacked there is no screen display light so I will advise don't be like me that set it up at night, had to squint my eyes. That means I have to place it on a table because under the computer table definitely won't work either during the day or night. Am going to return this. Amazon, I think this feature of LCD screen not having light should be included in the product details. If I had seen this bit of information it would have help with my printer selection.

Sync from dell desktop easy and fast start up and print time. In quality and usage good.