Five-Ink Photos with the Low-Cost Canon Pixma TS6120 Wireless Inkjet All-in-One

PROS
Takes up little space. Five ink cartridges for higher-quality text and photos. Two paper-input trays. Bluetooth 4.0 support. Excellent print quality, especially photos. Prints photos fast.
CONS
No automatic document feeder, SD card or USB thumb drive support. Lacks NFC and Wi-Fi Direct. Slow document printing.
BOTTOM LINE
The Canon Pixma TS6120 prints exceptional text, graphics and photos, but an automatic document feeder, memory drive support, and lower running costs would make it more attractive.

[amazon_link asins=’B074VD4WZS’ template=’ProductAd’ store=’store-1′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’1b4e9d68-c331-11e7-8151-4fe27591e4c8′]Part of a recent debut of five new TS-series Pixmas, the Canon Pixma TS6120 Wireless Inkjet All-in-One ($149.99) ([amazon_link asins=’B074VD4WZS’ template=’PriceLink’ store=’store-1′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’f3eb739d-c330-11e7-9181-b7c478617fbd’] at Amazon) replaces the Pixma TS6020 as a low-volume photo-centric all-in-one (AIO) printer for family and home office use. Aside from the addition of Bluetooth and a few other small tweaks, the TS6120 isn’t much different from its predecessor. It looks and prints the same, and at the same speeds, for the same list price, which is about $50 less than the Editors’ Choice Canon Pixma TS9120. Like most consumer-grade photo printers in this price range, the TS6120 is slow, and it has no automatic document feeder (ADF). It prints quite well, though—especially photos—making it a sensible lower-cost alternative to the pricier and more-expensive-to-use Canon TS9120.

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