I clocked the MG5620 on our business applications suite (timed using QualityLogic's (Opens in a new window) hardware and software), at only 2.6 pages per minutes (ppm). The speed on my tests is on the slow side for applications, but faster than typical for photos. For my tests I connected it by USB cable to a Windows Vista system. In addition, if you connect it to a network, rather than directly to a PC, the printer supports printing through the cloud. Connect it directly to a PC via a USB cable, and you can still print from and scan to mobile devices by using the printer's Access Point mode, which is Canon's equivalent to Wi-Fi Direct. The MG5620 doesn't have an Ethernet port, but if you connect it to your network using Wi-Fi, you can both print from and scan to iOS, Android, and Windows phones and tablets through an access point. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Canon Pixma MX472 Wireless Office All-in-One Printer ReviewĪ more noteworthy extra is support for mobile printing. To scan, you have to place paper on the letter-size flatbed manually, one sheet at a time. Inkjet MFPs aimed at office use-like the Brother MFC-J470DW ($429.00 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window), our Editors' Choice low-cost home or home and home-office MFP-typically offer faxing and an automatic document feeder (ADF) for copying and scanning. The MG5620 ($549.95 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) fits best as a home printer mostly because of the features it doesn't include. More important, it's a reasonable choice for any of these roles, as well as for the dual role of home and light-duty home office printer. As with most inkjet MFPs, however, it can also serve for light-duty use in a home office or even as a personal printer in a larger office. One of the lower-cost models in Canon's line of photo inkjet multifunction printers (MFPs), the Canon Pixma MG5620 Wireless Photo All-In-One Printer ($99.99) is meant primarily for home use. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.
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