Отзывы о МФУ струйное Canon PIXMA TS5140, цветн., A4

МФУ понравился. 1.Компактный 2.Как трансформер все убирается, прячется лишнего ничего нет. 3.Качество печати порадовало. Качество на твердую 5.

Все устраивает,очень многое умеет!!!

Отличный принтер для дома, но всёже дешевле напечатать фотографии в фотосалоне!

Трудно поверить, что это Canon. Это абсолютно не дистанционное устройство, за ним нужно постоянно следить и нажимать на кнопочки, угадывая, что ему не нравится на этот раз. А не нравится ему многое: он отказывается печатать, даже когда Direct-LAN настроен правильно (единственный способ беспроводного подключения — через отдельный роутер). Он не видит, что у него есть бумага в трее, и требует вставить её в другой приёмник: нижнюю кассету (вообще-то он автоматически должен определять, но эта функция сломана). Печать начинается с того, что нужно подойти к принтеру и: 1) Выдвинуть кассету. 2) Вынуть заглушку кассеты. 3) Вставить бумагу. 4) Вернуть заглушку. 5) Вставить кассету (по неудобству процесс напоминает втыкание USB в темноте). 6) Выдвинуть лоток приёма бумаги. 7) Нет, недостаточно, теперь нужно выдвинуть среднюю часть лотка. 8) Раскрыть навершие лотка. 9) Включить принтер. После этого можно начинать печать, если принтер видит устройство. Когда закончите, нужно всё вернуть обратно (если не хочется, чтобы в принтер попадала пыль или из него торчал хрупкий пластмассовый лоток). Если принтер простаивает больше полуминуты (например, пока я борюсь с его интерфейсом), он переходит в режим сбережения чернил: это значит, что он начинает очень громко жужжать, скрипеть, гудеть (выразительности позавидовал бы RD-D2), трястись — полное ощущение, что он 30 секунд печатает пробную страницу. Но нет: всё это время он просто закрывает картриджи, чтобы в них не сохли чернила. Ужасно медленно и неудобно включается беспроводная связь, у принтера нет кнопки, которая бы одним кликом включала встроенный Wi-Fi-передатчик. Не работает беспроводное подключение напрямую (минуя роутер). Продаётся без провода, и Bluetooth тоже нет. Каждая попытка печати требует замысловатого танца с бубном, открытием заслонок, нажатием кнопок и прочей фигнёй. Это ужасно неудобное, хрупкое, шумное, некачественное устройство. Если бы я знал это загодя, я бы ни за что не купил его.

То что печатающая головка на самом картридже это и достоинство, и недостаток. С одной стороны качество, с другой стороны цена картриджа.

I purchased this printer 8 years ago and all I have to say is that this printer has never givin me any trouble. I was thinking of buying the All in one printer but I just cant let this one go. It works great and prints excellent photos. I have no complaints thus far.

The title says it all! I purchased one of these years ago and wore it out - the tried to find a replacement and was thrilled to find this one here at a fait price and in factory new condition - in all honesty I do love it. It does what I want it to do with very little fuss - a rare thing in today's world!

Seven years later and this printer continues to amaze me. Cartridges are available from various resellers,. I have never had a problem with them.

I have owned Canon Pixma IP6600D printer for a number of years. It is durable and have not given me any problems. The quality of the photos is good. It is also handles thicker paper I use for my other craft hobbies.One of the features I like most is iP6600D has versatile paper-feeding options. I use the top feader for regular letter size paper, and I use the bottom feeder for photo paper. This way I can have different stock paper ready to go just by switching the feeder button.Switching cartridges is easy. I like that the there is light indicator on each cartridge which tells you when the cartridge is empty (fast blink) and when the ink is low (slow blink).The feature I never use is the LCD screen on the printer. It is so much easier to control everything sitting in a comfortable chair in front of the PC.Overall, I am very pleased with the printer - its durability and quality of photos.The main cost of the printer comes from the cost of the ink cartridges.. The cost of each individual ink cartridge ranges from around $12.50-15 (on Amazon) to 18.99 in Staples. So no matter how you buy the genuine Canon Ink Cartridges keeping yourself ready to print photos is expensive.You can get a better per cartridge of you buy them in Canon CLI-8 4-Color Multipack Ink Tanks. In that case each individual cartridge is a little less expensive. Canon package CL-8C (Cyan), CL-8M (Magenta), CL-8Y (Yellow), and CL-8BK (Black) as a pack ($40-44 on Amazon). When cartridges are sold in packs you might think those colors are used at similar rates... but that is not so.I have kept track of the usage of the cartridges over a long period of time and would like to share these results with you.Number of cartridges usedCL-8M Magenta = 5CL-8Y Yellow = 8CL-8B Black = 6CL-8PC Photo Cyan = 6CL-8PM Photo Magenta = 8CL-8C Cyan = 4My usage shows that yellow is used the most, followed closely by Photo Magenta, followed next by Black and Photo Cyan, and trailed by Cyan and Magenta. Note that I have a laser printer that I used for text otherwise the usage of the Black Cartridge would have been a lot higher.I buy most of my color photo ink on-line from Amazon. However now that Staples began (again) accepting CL-8 cartridges for Staples Rewards in their recycling empty cartridges program, I wanted to analyze my usage to see which cartridges I should buy at Staples using my Staples Rewards.My original thought was to buy Canon CLI-8PC Photo Cyan Ink Tank and Canon CLI-8PM Photo Magenta Ink Tank since they don't come in a pack. But given the usage chart above, it is clear that I should buy extra Yellow and Photo Magenta.

I like the great photo quality but the downside is that the ink runs out a little quick. If you change setting to use less ink you lose a little quality in the picture. Overall I'm happy with it.

when i was shopping for the printer i put the old printer with the compatable inks i still have the printed was on the list. but the inks were not compatable.

As the oldest son, I'm the IT guy in my family. We've had one of these for about a year and a half now. Worked well until recently, whereupon I have become a practitioner of Ink Cartridge Voodoo. You see, this particular model of printer has a fault whereby it may read two ink cartridges as occupying the same slot (error code U071.) Why? I frankly don't know. Some people have solved this by buying more cartridges of Canon's ridiculously over-priced ink, but since we're not made of money, we're going to make do with the perfectly good, almost completely full cartridges that are being rejected.In order to make the printer work now, I practice the art of Ink Cartridge Voodoo - whereby I swap ink cartridges in and out repeatedly until the printer recognizes the fact that the ink cartridges are alright and there is no need for an error message. It's akin to tricking a schitzophrenic into accepting reality as opposed to some delusional fantasy.As it is, it's going to be another some months until we get a new printer. Until then, print a job, Ink Cartridge Voodoo, print a job, more Voodoo, and repeat.Heck, even my cheap Lexmark outlasted this clunker. Next time, we're buying something else.

I have had this printer about 4 years and use it for document and photo printing. Print quality is outstanding, especially for photos, although I have to increase the color output saturation about 20 percent. Features are great. I have had two problems. First, sometimes ink cartridges will falsely indicate they are out of ink. I re-seat the cartridges and sometimes that works for a few pages. I contacted Canon and they said it is a known cartridge problem and offered to replace offending cartridges for me. I only use Canon cartridges. Most cartridges are OK but some are not. The second problem deals with paper feed errors. I use the vertical feeder on the back of the printer for letter sized and keep the lower tray loaded with photo paper. The paper feed errors occur with letter sized paper. I always use new paper, 20 pound weight. I fan the paper when loading it, make sure it is straight, ensure the guides are correct but unfortunately way too often I get paper feed errors requiring removal of paper and re-starting the printer. This problem has gotten worse with age, although I have only used the printer moderately. I have tried different paper and still get print errors. I have not tried loading letter paper in the small tray since I keep photo paper in it. The drive mechanisms are clean so this is a mechanical paper feed problem. This printer is irritating me more and more and that is one reason why I am online looking for another printer, and was surprised that this unit is still being sold -- so I added this comment.