Canon Pixma MG6250

By What Digital Camera on September 26, 2012

Canon's multifunctional PIXMA MG6250 is specified to an impressive standard, with a strong set of basic functions sweetened with touch-operation and an array of wireless-oriented capabilities. The printer which lies at the heart of the unit uses six...

By GadgetSpeak on March 02, 2012

In the mass market Canon are best known for cameras and ink jet printers. For the professional photographer it’s the DSLR camera, for office users it’s possibly their laser printers. Here an All In One that can suit home or small...

By itreviews.com on January 24, 2012

Canon has pulled out all the stops with their latest PIXMA multifunction printer, both in terms of the multiplicity of functions available and a massive improvement on picture quality – thanks to its new grey cartridge and higher resolution...

By PC Pro on January 17, 2012

Not the cheapest device to run, but it's lightning fast, intuitive and produces photos no other consumer inkjet can match for...

By Macworld UK on December 27, 2011

The Pixma MG6250 isn’t the largest printer in this group but it still weighs in at over 9kg, and by the time you open up the front and rear trays it does take up a fair amount of space. However, it’s a thoughtfully-designed device that...

By CNET UK on November 29, 2011

The Canon MG6250 is a great option for people who are big into photography. It has an excellent scanner and produces very high quality photo prints. There's plenty more on offer, including Wi-Fi and Ethernet support, direct CD/DVD printing and dual...

By APC Magazine on November 27, 2011

First things first: the MG6250 is an inkjet all-in-one with USB, Ethernet and Wi-Fi interfaces, a paper cassette plus a top feed for photo paper and other specialist media, duplex printing, and a degree of internet connectivity. Not bad for $250.The...

By Trusted Reviews on November 13, 2011

This is a well-designed, easy-to-use, versatile all-in-one for the home customer or photo enthusiast. Subtle refinements to the previous model produce slightly faster, slightly better-defined print and the introduction soon of a cloud print facility...

By PC Advisor on September 29, 2011

The quality is generally very good. It has almost every option you might want – from dual paper trays and direct-disc printing to Wi-Fi and Cloud Computing. Add to that the appetising print results – particularly if you’re looking to...

By DigitalVersus on September 29, 2011

Canon excels in producing multifunction machines that give across the board quality. Here both photo and document print quality is high (which is rare). However, cost per page is too high for it to get a 5-star rating, which is a...