Canon Pixma MX850

By Alex Serpo, ZDNet.com.au on 28 March 2008 05:13 PM

Tags: canon, pixma, mx850, multifunction, printer, scanner, fax, all in one

Manufacturer: Canon

Consumables

• Max document size (print)
• 8" x 10"

Copier

• Maximum number of copies
• 99 copies

Fax

• Reception memory capacity
• 250 pages pages

General

• Device type
• Multifunction inkjet

• Output type
• Colour

• Functions
• Printer, Copier, Scanner, Fax

• Dimensions (H x W x D)
• 260 x 508 x 483 cm

• Weight
• 13.9 kg

• Printer engine
• Inkjet

• Other media
• Photo paper

• LCD display
• 2.5 inch

• Connections
• USB2, network, Firewire, PictBridge

Paper features

• Paper sizes
• A4, A5, C6, DL, postcards

• Paper trays
• 2

Print features

• Print resolution (B&W)
• 600 x 600 dpi

• Print resolution (Colour)
• 9600 x 2400 dpi

• Print speed (B&W)
• 20 ppm

• Print Speed (Colour)
• 8 ppm

Scanner

• Scanner type
• Flatbed, Document feeder

• Scanning resolution (native)
• 9600x4800 dpi

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This printer is excellent, hav ...Simon Jones -- 30/03/08

This printer is excellent, have found it ideal in every way, after the initial setup.

You do know that the "USB" socket is actually a PictBridge socket and just as well you couldn't get your flash drive in it!

The good: Duplex scanning and printing over network cables. CD/DVD printing is very good/quick/simple. Photo quality is great. Cost of running is fair to good.

The bad: Need to configure networking thought the USB port the first time.

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Set-up was simple and installe ...et_tu_brute -- 07/05/08

Set-up was simple and installed on 2 pcs on a simple LAN with the Ethernet option in under 1 hour. All functions have worked 1st time and every time. This printer is a true multi-function printer with the inclusion of the fax. I have only used via a LAN and cannot comment on the USB operation. I have only used HP or Canon printers prior to this, however the MX-850 has been one of my best out-of-the box experience ever.


The good: Easy set-up. All functions simple to use and view from the control panel and LCD. Consumerables are reasonably priced and flexible to change where a particular cartridge runs empty.

The bad: Initial print or scan could be faster, but following pages were quick enough. Once or twice whilst scanning, I have had to re-boot the pc to clear a hung operation, although I haven't yet traced the source of this problem to either the MX-850, the included software, or the Vista operating system.

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Do you plan to add a 6x4 photo ...R Townsend -- 27/08/08

Do you plan to add a 6x4 photo cassette as in the iP6600D? This seems the only thing holding me back from upgrading to the mx8500.

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I need help using the fax opti ...ben V -- 05/03/09

I need help using the fax option. Im not tech savvy. PLEASE EMAIL ME DIRECTIONS

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I have a weird problem with th ...Adam Ingham -- 14/07/09

I have a weird problem with the fax setting. When in "network switch" setting an incoming fax will not switch automatically to the fax. When I set the machine up for the first time I tested it and it worked perfectly. However, in following days this failed and I can only now use the "telephone priority" mode.

Can any one help?

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