Canon’s Pixma TR8520 Wireless Home Office All-In-One Printer – Editors’ Choice – William Harrel

PROS

Excellent print quality. Light and compact. SD card slot. Ethernet support. Two black inks. Two paper input trays. 20-sheet ADF. XXL ink cartridges available.
CONS
A little pricey. Somewhat high running costs.
BOTTOM LINE
It may be a little pricey, but the Canon Pixma TR8520 all-in-one printer produces terrific text, graphics and photos, and it has a strong feature set.

[amazon_link asins=’B074VFW3VX’ template=’ProductAd’ store=’store-1′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’ba581b3a-c3e6-11e7-9120-454adb3dcacd’]Earlier this year, Canon replaced its outdated cube-shaped MG-series (consumer-grade photo) Pixma printers with new TS-series Pixma models. Meanwhile, the Pixma TR8520 Wireless Home Office All-in-One Printer ($199.99) [amazon_link asins=’B074VFW3VX’ template=’CopyOf-PriceLink’ store=’store-1′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’d10d3f4c-c3e6-11e7-b835-e9e7de09f698′], one of two models in the Canon’s TR series (it has a slightly lower-end sibling, the soon-to-be-reviewed Pixma TR7520), edges out the past-its-prime MX-series (family and home-based office) Pixmas. Specifically, the TR8520 replaces the Editors’ Choice Pixma MX922.[amazon_link asins=’B00AVWKUJS’ template=’CopyOf-PriceLink’ store=’store-1′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’f331a1fc-c3e6-11e7-b0b4-d9f24105a742′] The TR8520 all-in-one printer is smaller than the Canon MX922, redesigned in and out, and supports Bluetooth, making it our new top pick for family and home-based office, low-volume printing and copying.

Read the entire review at PCMag

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