Canon Color imageCLASS MF751Cdw - Wireless Duplex Laser Printer, Multifunction with Copier, Scanner, Automatic Document Feeder, Mobile Ready, 3 Year Limited Warranty, 35 PPM, White

We've only had the printer for a couple of weeks, but so far it's been great. We're coming from a Canon Ink Jet printer that always has the print head clogged when we go to use it. We tend to print infrequently, but when we do we want the printer to work. This printer has fit the bill perfectly. It was easy to set up and connect to the network. The color is perfect for brochures and basic color prints. We haven't tried pictures yet.One thing we haven't tried yet is 3rd-party toners. I've heard mixed things, but that could drastically change the review. When we switch toners to a 3rd-party, I'll try to update this review with fresh information.

Easy setup and the color is excellent. Very reasonable price, but expensive toner.

Buena calidad, duradera, delivery a tiemp. 100%recomendado

I have a HUGE regret about this printer. It’s excellent prints fast, letters are crisp as expected and it has very good color quality. The scanning color science is functionally identical to the source content. It’s quite large so make sure you measure the area it needs to live you’ll need maybe 3 inches or so of space behind it as the cable is quite thick and not particularly flexible.Now my regret. The mf751 DOES NOT HAVE DUPLEX AUTOMATIC SCANNING OR COPYING. At 20 or 30 bucks less than the 753, the value of having auto duplex scanning or copying may not be an everyday need for you but the instances where you will need it the pain of having to manually flip pages will make you miserable. Spend the extra 20 dollars your future self will thank you. If it wasn’t for the Black Friday deal I’d return it immediately… now the difference is about 100 so I may just live with this one but dang it do I feel stupid. Why does the 751 even exist at this price point. BUY THE 753!!!

I was upgrading from no printer at all and I had a blank slate (desk) and one goal: avoid inkjet printers. Flimsy, needy, constantly running out of ink at the worst possible moment. I don't have time for that child's play - I'm a man, I'm 40. No thanks. I wanted something serious, something built for the big leagues.Enter the Canon Color imageCLASS MF751Cdw—a machine so powerful, so efficient, so gloriously overbuilt. This thing is an absolute unit. Remind you of anyone? When I say "unit," I mean The Big Unit levels of dominance. Randy Johnson wore 51, and this printer’s weight in pounds and sheer desk-presence might not quite match that number, but it brings the same energy: powerful, intimidating, and capable of making things disappear in a hurry (like that bird and like my printing backlog at 35 pages per minute).And speaking of (G) units, I can confidently say this printer is worth far more than 50 Cents, or 50 dollars, or even fifty times fifty dollars. Ok maybe that's too much, but unlike a budget printer that nickel-and-dimes you to death with endless ink refills, this thing actually earns its price tag.5 stars.

We bought this device for our home, attracted by some good reviews and the features. It is very difficult to set up; we are still struggling to get basic features operational. An absurd problem - the pamphlet supplied with the machine has printed misinformation. The pamphlet refers you to a website for FAQs and to download the manual. The website does not perform these tasks. I called the company; the very nice reception person knew nothing of the information on the pamphlet. She did refer me to a functional website, from which we were able to download the manual.Unfortunately, the manual is long and confusing to use. To get some functions to work we ended up searching for an online community of Canon users. We obtained some useful information, after weeding through some unhelpful postings.We reached by telephone a service rep from Canon who ultimately helped us activate the basic functions we want. Much of what we want to do does NOT need the cumbersome sets of controls and connections which the manual outlines. The "Remote UI" is not actually needed.The touch screen often fails to register pressing over an icon.Scan quality (scanning an image and sending it to a computer) is quite good. However, establishing the functionality to accomplish this task was frustrating.It appears that we will not be able to scan an image and send it by email from the machine, despite the purported capability to do this task.Print quality is reasonably good for text and images, perhaps not as good as other devices.Bottom line - poor touch screen, bad instruction manual, and complex set up render this device a very problematic purchase. Seek an alternative.

I spend a lot of time reviewing printers. This is a very nice printer with large paper sizes. Worth the investment.