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Canon PIXMA MG3600 Driver Download

Canon PIXMA MG3600 Reviews Printers– The Pixma MG3600 is a cheap and versatile multifunction inkjet printer for home users – but, as always with a low-cost printer, you need to keep an eye on the cost of replacement ink cartridges.

The color screen may not be visible, but you can find all the major printing features you need. Along with the basic printers, scanners, and copier features, the MGS 3600 offers both USB and Wi-Fi connectivity, along with support for both duplex and iOS devices with Apple AirPrint. It also has the ability to control scanners and store scanned images directly on mobile devices, as well as apps for iOS and Android that offer additional options for printing photos.

Printing performance is also suitable for low-cost devices. The print speed is relatively modest – we have 9 pages per minute when printing a simple text document, 5ppm for colour, while the postcard was 6x4in in print for 50 seconds – but that’s fine for everyday use at home. Both text and graphic output are good, and our photo print is bright and colorful, so the MG3600 can definitely handle a wide range of print jobs.However, we saw the size of the Canon small ink cartridge and immediately started the alarm bells. If you are shopping online you can find a standard black ink cartridge sold for about £11, with standard three-color cartridges – including all three cyan, magenta and yellow-colored inks – coming in at about £14. The black cartridge lasts just about 180 pages, until it finds that the price is too bad, works out at just 6p per page-astronomical price for simple text printing. Luckily, the larger XL black cartridge provides a better value for £17 for 600 pages. In other words, we offer prices up to 2.8 p per page, but for mono printing it’s still more than average

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Luckily color printing is more sensible. The standard three-color cartridge of £14 provides a cost of about 7.8 p per fence on a page, which is very average for inkjet color printing. Step up from £18 to XL cartridge and the cost falls surprisingly reasonable 4.5 p per page. Nevertheless, the high cost of Canon black ink cartridges is still disappointing. Canon’s rivals have launched new products such as Epson’s Ecotank printers and HP instant ink subscriptions, which do a lot to reduce the long-term cost of printing, while Canon seems to stick to the traditional approach of selling printers cheaply. The replacement cartridge will generate huge revenue.