Canon PIXMA MG5320 Pro Reviews

The Canon Pixma MG5320 is worthy of a spot in pretty much every household. Our "cons" were almost not worth mentioning, except for the somewhat irritating print head alignment issue (it sometimes took the print head as long as two and a half minutes to align). Other than that, there are a lot of very good things to say about this photo all-in-one. It has great quality photo prints, it's extremely reliable (meaning, no print jams or misalignments), it has a great control panel with a scroll wheel and 3.0-inch color LED, and the included software is both very easy to use and helpful. We highly recommend the new Canon Pixma MG5320.

We were happy with how easily the Pixma MG5320 connected to our computer, and the provided Canon software was actually quite helpful for printing and formatting photos. Unfortunately, the printing glitches were extremely frustrating. Struggling with your printing is never fun, but it’s almost more maddening when you can see via the pop-up screen that your requests are being ignored. That said, simple restarts generally worked as a fix, and we don’t want to dismiss an otherwise capable printer if these results weren’t typical. Glitches aside, the Pixma MG5320 was easy to setup and navigate, printed high-quality photos, zipped out pages quickly, and barely made a peep compared to some noisy competitors. At $150, it brings a lot to the table if you’re willing to make a few sacrifices working through its kinks.

We recommend the Canon Pixma MG5320 and its photo-friendly features for amateur photographers shopping for a do-most-of-it imaging device, but the step-up Pixma MG6120 is a better fit for multiuser offices.

The Canon Pixma MG5320 spices up the middle of the inkjet multifunction pack with some nice features on top of a competent overall package. For a similar model with an automatic document feeder, check out the Canon Pixma MX360.

In the Canon Pixma MG5320 Wireless Inkjet Photo All-in-One, you get an MFP with good photo quality and paper capacity, a large LCD, and the ability to print from a variety of media sources

The Pixma MG5320 is a photo-centric AIO that offers a ton of perks for home and small offices, but its budget price means a few sacrifices.