Canon Products - Canon - Pixma MX7600 All-In-One Inkjet Printer - Sold As 1 Each - Superior convenience and versatility. - Photo-quality prints. - Network-ready. - High-speed faxes. - Feature-packed copier.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Doesn't really work with Macs July 30, 2012

By Barry D. Mcgrath

The only place where this printer supports Macs is in the product description. I have had this printer for a couple of years and it breaks with every Mac release. Apparently Canon doesn't plan for new releases, they let it break and somewhere down the road they might put out a fix. I just went from 10.7 to 10.8 and once again, it's broken. Now the scanner doesn't work and the current supposedly 10.8 compatible scanner driver won't fix it. If you haven't used Canon printers with Macs before prepare to be stunned at the almost amateurish quality of their software.
Apart from that - the image quality is low compared to Epson and HP, the ink usage is really outrageous and the controls and user interface stop responding from time to time. The fax function will also get in a mood occasionally and call the other fax and just hang the line. It will unfailingly do this if you really, really need to send that fax.
I was willing to pay more (and it costs at least $100 more than competing models) to get more. I wasn't expecting to get less. Easily one of the least reliable machines I have ever purchased.
If you buy one of these you will never trust Canon again.

1.0 out of 5 stars LOWER THAN 0 November 20, 2011

By kdd

Not only is the printer an ink-hog, unlike other cannons i've owned in 20+ years of the graphics industry, it extorts you to buy it's ink. i bought this to use as light office use in printing, but mostly for the other functions. i have a professional Epson for my graphics. i recently learned if it is low on ANY ink (including a ruinously expensive "clear" ink), it will not scan, copy, or fax ELECTRONICALLY without its ink tanks all running--things that do not require any ink at all. i have been put in a in a serious professional disadvantage on time deadlines. i needed to have some electronic data sent to a client only to have my cannon refuse to work electronically because of an empty ink package. i feel extorted. i have bought $125+ ink packs from authorized dealers that did not fit this printer (non-returnable because it was opened.) i've bought the correct ink packs, yet another $125+ to find that did not include all the ink needed in the printer. there are at least 2 other inks sold separately that are required as well. none of the box stores stock this ink--one has to wait for internet orders to be delivered--yet another time constraint.
i had been planning on trying a new (and expensive) canon point and shoot camera that now takes photos in a format i need for my business, so not to carry around a large Nikon SLR. i will not buy it now. i will never give canon another dime for any product it makes because of the greed and hubris that went into designing this product. as a designer myself, i refuse to believe that this was not a planned and executed design to force users to buy ink. all the printer companies make MUCH more money on the back end selling its inks.
i have never seen any product in my career that has been as frustrating and infuriating and this canon product.