Canon Pixma MG6360

Canon's latest Pixma is a wonderful printer, with a host of handy features.

This printer is the worst printer I have ever had and I will never buy another Canon. I have owned 6 printers over my life all have been canon except for the first Epson. Cartridges that wont recognise, drinks ink like a chevy and dances all over the...

Frustrating and Disappointing. Just suddenly started not to print text then lucky to get anything. Until then it had worked quite well. Trouble seemed to start after we had the NBN connected. I can get it to print by taking a screen shot and printing...

Ink costs more than the national debt and I have to buy a new one EVERY time I turn the damned thing on. Takes forever to start up, grind....grind.....grind. Scanning is awful, especially on a Mac, USB keeps packing up, WIFI doesn't connect to...

Uses heaps of ink, and you can't even scan if an ink cartridge is empty which is just stupid. The print quality is good if you're willing to keep feeding it ink. I've never tried non canon ink so maybe that is an option worth looking into, however...

This machine is very user-unfriendly. Learning how to scan was tough. Continually have to change the computer to get scan working. Touch screen fails frequenlty requiring restart and unplugging machine to get it working properly - took hours to figure...

ot print at all, even if it is a coloured ink cartridge and you are trying to print in black and white - resulting in many desperate trips to the shop to buy a cartridge of, say, yellow ink so I can print an essay - stupid, annoying and ridiculous. I...

Better by far than an earlier model, uses far less than my old 630, this was an upgrade model though, I can print maybe 15 extra a 4 photos , dont try to use my image garden, thats just a heap of junk, keep your old canon photo ex or download it,...

Be warned. you will need to take out a third mortgage just to keep this printer in ink. After 18 months of ownership , I have unplugged this ink cartridge eating machine and bought an Epson.

has a number or pre designed DVD print plates. luckily I can still use the designs I have stored on my computer from the MP630, so I do as before and click print and it works, but if I want a new design I copy and paste one of the old ones and just...