Testseek.com have collected 24 expert reviews of the Canon Pixma MG5250 Series and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Canon Pixma MG5250 Series.
January 2011
(80%)
24 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Good print quality in High quality mode, easy to use with on-screen prompts via 2.4in LCD, cheap monochrome document printing
Not the fastest document or photo printer, set up takes a while
The Canon PIXMA MG5250 is an all-in-one printer that manages to fit in almost everything a home user could want. A reasonable asking price makes it a good purchase, and ongoing costs are fine as long as you aren't printing large volumes of documents or ph...
Abstract: For many people the single function inkjet printer is giving way to the multi-function machine that, as well as printing, copies and scans. The Canon MG 5250 is the latest such device and is targeted at those who want a SoHo (small office/home office) ...
If you're happy to pay the extra £30 or so, the PIXMA MG5250 improves on its cheaper sibling by adding wireless connectivity and direct-from-disk printing, while also speeding up the printing process - photo quality is excellent but black text document...
Discounted by up to £40 in some places, this is a cracking family all-in-one for the price, and the ink cartridges are affordable at under £25 for a complete set of five. However, you’ll empty several sets of ink cartridges long before the dispatch of...
Speed is one of the main differentiators between this machine and the PIXMA MG5150, with Canon quoting 9.7ppm and 6.1ppm for that machine, but 11.0ppm and 9.3ppm for this one. In reality, although the figures aren't what the company specifies, the differe...
If the black ink yield can be believed, the Canon PIXMA MG5250 is a relatively cheap printer to run. It's a strong performer in almost all other areas as well, making its £149 asking price more than reasonable. Campbell Simpson, PCWorld.idg.com.au ...
Très bonne qualité d'impression en bureautique et en photo, Bonne vitesse en bureautique (13 ppm en noir) et en photo (32 sec pour un 10x15), Très bonne qualité d'impression en bureautique et en photo, Wi-Fi et recto-verso
Pas d'écran tactile, pas de fax, La vitesse en recto-verso chute à 3 ppm
Pas excessive à l'achat, ni au coût à la page, elle imprime vite et bien en bureautique comme en photo. Une bonne alternative pour une utilisation domestique ou en petite entreprise. Seule réserve : son système de navigation dans les commandes reste mo...
Système Fine à cinq couleurs et cinq cartouches, Interface Wi-Fi n (sur la MG5250), Double bac et impression recto-verso automatique de série, Impression sur CD et sur DVD (sur la MG5250)
