Canon PIXMA MG6320 Pro Reviews

As a photo printer with scanning and copying capabilities, the MG6320 will meet many – if not most – home users’ printing needs. It’s easy to set up and running, and it’s good looking. But if you need high quality output on plain paper, we did not achieve this in our testing. If you plan on using the MG6320 to print photos or other high quality images for presentation purposes, stick with Canon’s paper and you’ll get good results.

Considering today’s wide range of capable, fast, and feature-rich photo-optimized AIOs, we’d be remiss if we described the Pixma MG6320 as a strong all-around all-in-one suitable for standard office use. Why? For the three key reasons we've cited: the speed (or lack of it), the lack of an ADF, and the CPP numbers. We like this printer, nonetheless—but, specifically, as a photo-first printer. Other models, many of them mentioned throughout this review, are better suited for users who also need standard business-document printing, copying, and scanning along with good photo prints. As mentioned, on this photo-centric AIO—more so than on several competitors—these business-centric features are secondary. With that in mind, our bottom-line recommendation is this: If consistently printing the best possible photos is your primary buying criterion, and you don’t need to copy or scan multipage documents often, you can’t go wrong with the Pixma MG6320. If you need an AIO with a more rounded approach to printing and processing documents, though, you’ll likely get better value out of Epson’s XP-800 Small-in-One.

The Canon Pixma MG6320 Wireless Photo All-in-One Printer$150.15 at Amazon is a handsome and well designed multifunction printer (MFP) primarily for home use. It's a joy to use, and it prints very good text; otherwise its output quality is solid if unspectacular. It is relatively slow, which may not be an issue if your printing demands are light.

The Canon Pixma MG6320 Wireless Photo All-in-One Printer is a handsome and well designed multifunction printer (MFP) primarily for home use. It’s a joy to use, and it prints very good text; otherwise its output quality is solid if unspectacular. It is relatively slow, which may not be an issue if your printing demands are light.