Canon - Canon Pixma G7050

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Canon Pixma MegaTank G7050: a printer without cartridge very economical in use

Aprox. 439€

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The Pixma G7050 is part of the MegaTank range from Canon. It is a 4-in-1 color inkjet printer that uses ink tanks and not expensive cartridges, which allows it to advertise a ridiculous cost per page.

Positive points

Good print quality.

Exceptional cost per page (€ 0.008).

Large capacity paper cassette (250 sheets).

Bad points

Imposing template.

Low print speeds.

Rudimentary control panel.

Our review

The essential to remember

The Canon Pixma G7050 is a color printer without cartridge, similar to the Pixma G6050 tested on dev.rankuzz.com. It stands out by adding an automatic document feeder (ADF) with a capacity of 35 sheets and by offering a fax function, which makes it a so-called 4-in-1 printer.

The Pixma G7050 therefore retains the many qualities of the G6050, such as its very low cost per page (0.8 euro cent, even 0.3 euro cent in black and white only). Otherwise, it turns out to be just as wide (40.3 cm) and deep (36.9 cm) with the shutters closed and its document feeder makes it take a few more centimeters in height, for a total of 23.4 cm against 19, 5 cm for the G6050. In addition, its control panel has many buttons and the configuration of the printer can be tedious.


Conclusion

By attaching a document feeder to it, the Pixma G7050 retains the many qualities of the G6050. In addition to its ridiculous cost per page, it turns out to be a printer that does everything. Compared to a color laser printer, it is distinguished by its honorable performance in photo, although its print speeds are not comparable. We regret, however, a control panel that stains in view of its high price. The investment in a G7050 can nevertheless be quickly amortized and its healthier economic model should appeal to those who are in their umpteenth cartridge printer.


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