What are the differences between the Canon printers?

Canon PIXMA printers are inkjet printers designed for at-home use. This series mainly consist of all-in-one printers. They can print, scan, and copy without a problem. These printers share another property, which is that they're good at printing photos. Thanks to the high resolution and multiple color cartridges, you can easily print all your vacation photos. PIXMA printers are known for their modern and compact design, so they won't be in the way on your desk or in a cupboard. Want to print affordably? Choose a PIXMA printer that's suitable for the Canon PIXMA print plan.

Canon MAXIFY printers are inkjet printers too, but they're designed for the office. They have a faster print speed, so you'll never have to wait on your print for long. You can make color prints in no time. MAXIFY printers have an automatic document feeder. Insert a stack of documents and the printer will scan or copy them back to back. The MAXIFY printers are less suitable for printing photos. The Canon MAXIFY GX printers print with ink from ink bottles instead of cartridges. These ink bottles are more affordable, so you can save a lot on your printing costs.

A Canon i-SENSYS printer is a laser printer. The advantage of a laser printer is that it uses toner cartridges. This is a lot more affordable than ink, and you don't have to refill it as often. An i-SENSYS printer has a high average print speed of 23 pages per minute. Some models have an automatic document feeder. But these printers are often a lot larger than other printers. That's why they're mostly suitable for a medium-sized to large office.