Review Printer-features, specs, performance, business use, etc

Canon PIXMA MG7710 — Review: Features, Specs, Performance & Business Use The Canon PIXMA MG7710 is a mid-to-high-range wireless inkjet all-in-one from Canon’s PIXMA family that aims to blend premium photo quality with robust office features. It targets creative home users, small studios, and micro-businesses that need lab-quality photos, versatile media handling, and the convenience of scanning and copying — without investing in a separate production printer. This review examines the MG7710’s hardware, real-world performance, consumable economics, and where it fits best (and worst) in business use. Product positioning — who should consider the MG7710? The MG7710 sits above Canon’s entry-level PIXMAs but below true pro photo printers. If your work demands attractive customer-facing collateral (property photos, event prints, product shots), occasional high-quality borderless prints, and easy mobile/cloud printing, the MG7710 is an attractive single-device solution. It’s not desi...

Canon PIXMA TS3350 — Review: Features, Specs, Performance & Business Use The Canon PIXMA TS3350 (part of the TS3350 series) is Canon’s compact, entry-level all-in-one aimed at home offices, students, hobby photographers and micro-businesses that need decent colour and photo printing plus basic scanning and copying — all without a large footprint or complex setup. It’s one of those machines that promises “good enough” photo quality, easy mobile printing, and low initial cost. This review looks at what the TS3350 actually delivers: features, practical specifications, real-world performance, recurring costs, and where it does (and doesn’t) make sense for business use.  Quick summary — who this printer is for If you want a compact A4 all-in-one that prints borderless snapshots, basic colour flyers, and crisp text — and you value easy wireless setup via a phone app — the TS3350 is a logical pick. It’s ideal for: home-office users who occasionally print photos and client hand...