Canon PIXMA MX420, Inkjet, Colour printing, 4800 x 1200 DPI, Colour copying, Colour scanning, A4 Canon PIXMA MX420. Print technology: Inkjet, Printing: Colour printing, Maximum resolution: 4800 x 1200 DPI. Copying: Colour copying. Scanning: Colour scanning. Faxing: Colour faxing. Maximum ISO A-series paper size: A4. Wi-Fi https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/canon-pixma-mx420 Canon's range of all-in-ones is divided into two types, the PIXMA MP range for budding (P)hotographers and the PIXMA MX range for those who need fa(X). In most ways, they remain very similar, but the MX series, where the MX420 sits pretty much in the midd... Integrated ADF gives smart look, Easy-to-use, large-screen LCD, Wireless connection No duplex print, Single tray for plain and photo paper, Above average running costs Canon rates the PIXMA MX420 at 8.7ppm in black and 5.0ppm in colour. Under test, we saw a speed of 5.6ppm for our basic black text document, rising to 6.9ppm on the 20-page variant. This is reasonably close to the stated figure and is quite quick for this... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/printers/50706/canon-pixma-mx420-review The MX420 is one of three new models added to Canon's huge range of inkjet PIXMA multifunction peripherals (MFPs). It's a highly-specified device aimed at the home office, so it can print, scan, copy and fax, and comes with a 30-sheet automatic documen... While the MX420's mono print costs are disappointing, it's otherwise a good value MFP that's well suited for the home office. ... http://www.digitalversus.com/printer/canon-pixma-mx420-p10845/test.html This 4-in-1 colour inkjet, on sale for £96, is identical to the Canon Pixma MX360, but with Wi-Fi, Ethernet and a larger colour screen (6.2 cm). It also exists in a Wi-Fi only version, the Pixma MX410 (ADD LINK). For more details read the test for the ... Fax, copier, scanner, WiFi, Ethernet, Cost per page with XL cartridges: 12.2 pence, Good quality office doc prints, Low energy consumption No double sided, Colour monocartridge, Loader capacity limited to 100 pages, No touch screen The Canon Pixma MX420 will suit those looking for a cheap all-round multifunction printer. While this is a 4-in-1 printer, the fact that it's an entry-level machine means certain features such as double-sided printing are missing and the quality of pho... https://www.macworld.co.uk/review/canon-pixma-mx420-review-3274098/ The Canon Pixma MX420 lies in that tricky-to-shop-in, midpriced range of colour inkjet multifunction printers. Costing just £129, it offers print, copy, scan, and fax capabilities, but certain missing features limit it to low-volume small or home offic... Automatic document feeder; Easy-to-use design Duplexing is manual and PC-only; Expensive black ink For light use in a home office, the Canon Pixma MX420 is a decent buy - especially if you stick with draft mode most of the time. But it remains a feature or two shy of multifunction perfection. If you want more features and speed, or better ink costs, co... https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/printer-scanner-copiers/canon-pixma-mx420-review-3273773/ The Canon Pixma MX420 lies in that tricky-to-shop-in, midpriced range of colour inkjet multifunction printers. Costing just £129, it offers print, copy, scan, and fax capabilities, but certain missing features limit it to low-volume small or home offic... For light use in a home office, the Canon Pixma MX420 is a decent buy - especially if you stick with draft mode most of the time. But it remains a feature or two shy of multifunction perfection. If you want more features and speed, or better ink costs,... https://www.alphr.com/canon/canon-pixma-mx420/31355/canon-pixma-mx420-review Followers of PC Pro 's A List over the last few years will be aware that Canon's Pixma range has scarcely vacated the inkjet and all-in-one top slots. Expectations were therefore high for the Pixma MX420, the new mid-point of Canon's home office family. ... Print quality is good, but high running costs and disappointing speeds make it unsuitable for most offices...