Canon Pixma MG 5750

usability, performance, design, multifunction, durability

reliability, paper handling

91% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Great value; Excellent quality; Respectable speech;

Cartridge loading can be awkward; Clunky control system;

The design isn't perfect, but a cheap cost and competitive running speeds coupled with good speeds and sharp results make this an excellent printer for home or small office use.

The Canon PIXMA MG5750 measures 42x44x15cm and if you allow a few centimetres more to the last figure the height you could even put it on a shelf, this would enable the laid back flatbed to be lifted to place pages on to be scanned, most importantly...

It is marginally easier to scan from than the MG5350 which it replaced.

Er? Where is the copy paper storage? There is no interior paper storage cassette unlike the MG5350. It is far noisier than my previous printer (and it is an unpleasant 'scratchy' noise at that). The print response is slow too.

Connect wirelessly Print from phone quick to print a sheet

Picture quality on normal paper was not very good, dulled out the bulky Inserting paper for the first time was very fiddly

Easy to set up. Print quality is good Value for money

good cheap printer but prints excellent photos

paper tray doesn't fully enclose the paper but small footprint and height

would be good if instructions came with the printer rather than fiddling about looking for them in line. Bit noisy.

•Links with WiFi quickly and easily •Good for direct printing from phone, tablet, laptop

•Very slow printing, particularly on scan setting •Quite noisy (even on noise reduction mode) •Very flimsy paper-out retaining platform which also has to be manually operated •No ink program (such as HP’s “instant ink” initiative)

it just sits there and does what I want.

Occasionally fails to register the presence of blank paper.