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Technical Details
- All-in-one office printer prints, copies, scans, and faxes documents
- Advanced PgR ink system for better color saturation and outstanding photo prints
- Built-in Ethernet connection; ideal network-ready printer
- Prints documents at 28 ppm (black) and 23 ppm (color)
- Device measures 19.7x21.1x10.1-inches (WxHxD)
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Product Description
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Amazon.com Product Description If you're looking for an all-in-one device that can fax, copy, scan, and print eye-popping photos, look no further than the Canon Pixma MX7600 All-in-One Printer. With built-in networking via an Ethernet connection, the ability to print straight from a memory card, and an automatic document feeder that enables automatic duplexing, the MX7600 is the ideal addition to your home or small office.
Vivid Photos and Laser-Quality Text--Fast!
Canon's newly developed Pigment Reaction (PgR) ink system incorporates a higher-intensity black pigment, a clear ink, and specially formulated color pigment inks for superior results for all your prints. This unique system coats the paper with clear ink before it reaches the print head, helping the colors more effectively bond together for better saturation and brightness. And since each color comes in its own tank, you only need to replace the color that runs out, reducing waste and saving you money.
Duplex Scanning and Copying
The MX7600 features a built-in Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) that holds up to 35 sheets and enables automatic duplexing for copies and scans, leaving you free to work on other tasks while the printer does all the work.
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Canon's newly developed Pigment Reaction (PgR) ink system incorporates a higher-intensity black pigment, a clear ink, and specially formulated color pigment inks for superior results for all your prints. This unique system coats the paper with clear ink before it reaches the print head, helping the colors more effectively bond together for better saturation and brightness. And since each color comes in its own tank, you only need to replace the color that runs out, reducing waste and saving you money.
Offering prints at up to 4800 x 1200 dpi color resolution, photos exhibit continuous tone and look like they are fresh from the photo lab. In addition to the PgR ink system, the printer has a print head capable of producing two-picoliter ink droplets for exacting detail. You don't have to wait long for your prints either--a 4 x 6-inch borderless print takes only about 43 seconds.
When printing business documents, the MX7600 churns out prints at up to 28 pages per minute (ppm) in mono, and 23 ppm in color. Because the printer has two paper feeders, less time needs to be spent loading or changing media. With a built-in duplexer, you don't have to waste your time standing by the printer flipping sheets when you want to print on both sides. And you don't have to wait for the machine to slowly start up either; the unit is ready for use in about five seconds after power up.
The printer is network-ready thanks to its built-in Ethernet connection. Just connect it to your home or office network, and your networked computers can share the printer. The printer also features a built-in memory card slot that allows you to print photos straight from a memory card without a computer. With the printer's LCD, you can look at the pictures you want printed, and with Auto Image Fix, picture quality is automatically optimized.
 PgR technology uses a clear ink along with pigments for the best print quality. |
The MX7600 features a built-in Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) that holds up to 35 sheets and enables automatic duplexing for copies and scans, leaving you free to work on other tasks while the printer does all the work.
The scanner offers up to 4800 dpi resolution at a 48-bit color depth for scans that pick up even the most minute detail. And thanks to Canon's advanced copy technology, the MX7600 copies graphics and documents with faithful accuracy.
High-Speed Fax
The device can achieve Super G3 fax speeds (33.6 Kbps), which allows the fastest fax transfers, and it can fax both black-and-white and color pages. The device's built-in memory will store 100 coded speed dials and up to 250 incoming pages--features that are especially useful for long faxes or if you run out of paper.
The Canon MX7600 All-In-One Printer is compatible with Windows (including Vista) and Macintosh operating systems. The printer measures 19.7 x 21.1 x 10.1-inches (WxHxD) and weighs 36.6 pounds. It is backed by a 1-year warranty.
What's in the Box:
Canon MX7600 printer, five cleaning sheets, document kit, ink tanks (PGI-7 and PGI-9), power cord, print head, telephone line cable.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
72 of 75 people found the following review helpful
Bottom Line: This is a good multifunction inkjet. All functions range from adequate to very good.
Pros: The scanner is very good, with an auto feeder, and scan quality is good for both documents and photos. The print speed and quality is good. Having 2 paper sources (bottom plain paper cassette, rear feeder) is a time saver. The auto-duplex printing is very handy. Fax quality is good. Auto feeding for faxes is nice, but not something I will use that much. Builtin networking, so I don't need to have a PC continuously powered up when the family laptops want to print. Photo prints have good detail and shading. Printing directly from various memory cards and cameras is easy.
Cons: Photo prints colors need some tweaking. It's all a bit bright with a tendency toward a very slight pink cast. Admittedly, I have not done that many color photos as yet. Tones and shades are not as accurate as a printer with more colors. This one has 6 ink tanks, but 2 of them are shades of black, so printing must be done with 4 colors. This printer is adequate for amateur snaps, but won't replace a dedicated photo printer. No scanning of film or negatives. Printer is large but that's a given with this many functions.
Pros: The scanner is very good, with an auto feeder, and scan quality is good for both documents and photos. The print speed and quality is good. Having 2 paper sources (bottom plain paper cassette, rear feeder) is a time saver. The auto-duplex printing is very handy. Fax quality is good. Auto feeding for faxes is nice, but not something I will use that much. Builtin networking, so I don't need to have a PC continuously powered up when the family laptops want to print. Photo prints have good detail and shading. Printing directly from various memory cards and cameras is easy.
Cons: Photo prints colors need some tweaking. It's all a bit bright with a tendency toward a very slight pink cast. Admittedly, I have not done that many color photos as yet. Tones and shades are not as accurate as a printer with more colors. This one has 6 ink tanks, but 2 of them are shades of black, so printing must be done with 4 colors. This printer is adequate for amateur snaps, but won't replace a dedicated photo printer. No scanning of film or negatives. Printer is large but that's a given with this many functions.
44 of 45 people found the following review helpful
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I am a very big fan of Canon printers and All-In Ones. I previously have had the MP780 and the MP830 of which I had no complaints and would have rated 4-5 stars. My complaints with the 7600 are:
1) slow to print first page
2) cannot use regular paper from the rear paper loader (only the cassette).
3) a bit noisy before and after printing.
4) ink only available online
If I had to buy again, I would go with the MP850.
1) slow to print first page
2) cannot use regular paper from the rear paper loader (only the cassette).
3) a bit noisy before and after printing.
4) ink only available online
If I had to buy again, I would go with the MP850.
39 of 44 people found the following review helpful
The Canon MX 7600 is very noisy. It annoyingly clicks and clacks for minutes after it is done printing, and while speed of page printing itself is OK, the printer waits for up to a minute to start printing many times. I've had the machine for 2 weeks and already it has started jamming paper every 15 sheets or so. And the ink required by the MX 7600 is not sold over the counter by any store in New York City. No stores even list the ink, so you have to buy it online. And Canon's support dept. was absolutely no help whatsoever with coming up with a solution. How can Canon launch a product and not provide the ink anywhere!
I replaced a Canon MP 780 which I liked, after it wore out, with this MX 7600 and am extremely disappointed and will now try another company's products. One last inconvenience to note, unlike the Canon MP780, paper for normal use in the MX7600 cannot be loaded from the rear, but must be loaded from the front cassette which holds less paper.
I replaced a Canon MP 780 which I liked, after it wore out, with this MX 7600 and am extremely disappointed and will now try another company's products. One last inconvenience to note, unlike the Canon MP780, paper for normal use in the MX7600 cannot be loaded from the rear, but must be loaded from the front cassette which holds less paper.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Stay away
On Mac 10.6 and 10.7, with the latest drivers, it cannot print on plain paper from most applications. Period. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Ira Lippke
Don't waste your money--eats ink
This copier eats ink. It is very noisy and stops frequently to recalibrate--which just uses ink. It is slow, and the photo printing quality is mediocre. Don't buy this, period.
Published 3 months ago by R. C. Knapp
too bad there's no 0 stars
being in the visual media field for 20+ years i was excited to try this new printer. the inks it came with all printed beautifully, but went out quickly. Read more
Published 6 months ago by kdd
Printhead messes up quick! Not worth the money!
I've had two of these crappy Canon MX700 printers already! The first one I bought at circuit city for a rip off price of 150.00 glad I had a giftcard though! Read more
Published 9 months ago by Kimberly A. M.
Worst tech equipment I ever bought!
I was a Canon fan until I bought this item. I have 4 Canon cameras and a Canon Faxphone 75, all of which are great. I also appreciated Canon's first-rate USA-based tech support. Read more
Published 10 months ago by lilypads
Slow and Noisy
I have had this machine for about a year now. It is intensely annoying and often drives me mad. When I want it to print it just sits for ages churning away doing nothing except... Read more
Published 10 months ago by P. Shahinian
DO NOT BUY CANON.
Why?
Proprietary network technology. If you plan on using this over the network, forget it. Read more
Proprietary network technology. If you plan on using this over the network, forget it. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Steven
Repair Manual NOT repeat NOT available
This printer produces remarkably good print output, and the FAX and Scanner work very well. We used it for over a year, with minor problems. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Nolan G. Perreira
Don't Waste Your Money!
I have been a fan of Canon products for years, but this one is a clinker! The cartridges are prohibitively expensive ($120 for a full set if you use Canon cartridges) and I have... Read more
Published 19 months ago by Joanne E. Ewing
Overpriced for the quality
I hardly write reviews, but feel that I need to for this product. Overall, the quality of the photo prints are alright, but not worth the $400 I paid for this printer a year ago. Read more
Published 19 months ago by SoCalMom
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