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Initial impressions are very good. Very neat stylish unit. After reading previous reviews I was concerned about wireless set up. I'm not very technical so thought I would stick to a simple USB set up, but managed to get printer configured with desk top Mac first time wirelessly. The manual does appear a bit confusing at first, but using this, connecting the USB initially, and then following the simple on screen instructions, it's worked fine. Print quality and speed good. Haven't yet tried scanning though. Excellent service and delivery from Amazon - ordered on Prime Friday and delivered by 8.00am Saturday.

Fairly easy set up. Works wirelessly with desk top PC and mac notebook. Easy to use and copy facility is excellent.

My previous Canon inkjet was fine except that it lived in my study - a cold room on the North side of the house. In the winter, I like to work in the kitchen where the log burner keeps things nice and warm. A wireless printer was the obvious answer and the MP 620 is a great machine. Fairly easy to set up, very good photo printing plus copying and scanning, features my old machine didn't have and with only a small increase in size. Overall, highly recommended.

It was a toss up between an Epson again or this Canon. I only bought the Canon because of the price but it is proving to be every bit as good as any epson I have had. Neat appearance, fits the desk well. Easy to set up, I was able to follow the instructions! Instructions on screen for printing easy to understand also. Good colour on posters etc. and also excellent colour reproduction for paintings scanned and for photographs.

I bought this after my HP all in one broke after 4 years use. It took a while to set up, but now I can scan or print from any of my computers, anywhere in the house via wired or wireless network. The print quality is amazing and the speed is great too. The scanning is cool because it allows you to scan any number of pages and it will automatically assemble them into a PDF for you then send that to the computer you chose to scan to. Magic :)