Customer Reviews for Canon - PIXMA TS9120 Wireless All-In-One Printer
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Run Away From This Printer
on September 7, 2018
Posted by: RIck92
from Rehoboth Beach
I had an older Pixma 700 for years, easy to use and a real workhorse. Cannon must have a lot of bored developers, this printer took the simple operation of printing and scanning and confused the heck out of the quick print menu, it is not intuitive at all. The printer switches from color to b&w on it's own and switches from the rear paper tray to the cassette paper tray paper tray on it's own.
I read the reviews of this product before purchasing and found that some of the complaints for installation and operation were unfounded. I am glad that I purchased another Canon and I would recommend this product to others. The installation was not difficult. The quality of the photos that I have printed so far is stunning. The scanning feature worked flawlessly for some important communication I needed to do in a timely fashion.
That's now more than 20 years I buy Canon printer and it could be the last one. Two for my wife was bad and this one (the seventh) is working just randomly. Curently I am fighting to make it work....permanently. That's a shame a so good company lets its image going bad.
This TS9120 is replacing a Canon 6700D which finally gave up the ghost after many years of exceptional service. I use printers for every day printing, but a large volume of the work is printing photographs. I expect excellent color rendition and long-lasting photos. So far, Canon printers and ink have not disappointed me. I also use a Canon Pro 9000 II for large photos. The results are stunning. If the TS9120 lives up to its predecessor, it will justify its purchase. So far (about 3 weeks) results have been up to my expectations. I think it probably will continue to satisfy my expectations.
Set-up required much more time and patience than I had at the time, including some googling of error codes. But once it gets working, it works great. Haven’t tried every feature yet, but no complaints so far. Except an error code once that told me I was trying print to a CD, when I hadn’t selected such an option. Took a little before I figured out I had to change back to letter-sized paper – time I didn’t have again!