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Canon PIXMA TS5351A Wireless Inkjet Printer - £59.99 Click & Collect @ Argos
Canon PIXMA TS5351A Wireless Inkjet Printer - £59.99 Click & Collect @ Argos
Canon PIXMA TS5351A Wireless Inkjet Printer - £59.99 Click & Collect @ Argos
Canon PIXMA TS5351A Wireless Inkjet Printer - £59.99 Click & Collect @ Argos
Canon PIXMA TS5351A Wireless Inkjet Printer - £59.99 Click & Collect @ Argos
Canon PIXMA TS5351A Wireless Inkjet Printer - £59.99 Click & Collect @ Argos
Canon PIXMA TS5351A Wireless Inkjet Printer - £59.99 Click & Collect @ Argos
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Posted 14 August 2022

Canon PIXMA TS5351A Wireless Inkjet Printer - £59.99 Click & Collect @ Argos

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Minimalist with a creative twist - Stickers, magnets and crafts – unleash your creativity with a huge range of medias and apps. With easy connectivity, simplified OLED display, LED status bar and first-class Fine cartridges, this chic printer packs a punch for the smartphone-savvy. With snappy connectivity from palm to print, this chic and sleek 3-in-1 multifunctional is the ideal tool for crafts and creations - and the perfect print partner for your smartphone. Smart connectivity - Print and scan wirelessly from your smart device, so you're no longer tethered to the printer. Creative possibilities - Try new artistic approaches to your projects with Easy-PhotoPrint Editor, Creative Park and message in print apps. You can print to iron-on transfer media or stickers and make your next project stand out.

Printer:
  • Compatible with PC and Mac.
  • A4 print speed - black text: 13ppm (pages per minute).
  • A4 print speed - colour text: 6.8ppm (pages per minute).
  • Up to 4800 x 1200dpi print resolution.
  • Up to 4800 x 1200dpi colour print resolution.
  • Fits paper up to A4.
  • Automatic duplex (double sided) printing.
  • Borderless printing.
  • Uses 2 ink cartridges.
  • Recommended ink: PG-560, CL-561, PG-560XL, CL-561XL.


Scanner and copier:
  • 4800 x 1200dpi optical resolution.
  • Fits paper up to A4.
  • Flat bed scanner.


Connectivity:
  • Suitable for photo printing.
  • PictBridge - print images directly from a digital camera.
  • USB port.
  • Wireless/WiFi enabled.
  • Apple AirPrint - depending on device, please check your manufacturer's settings.
  • Email Print.
  • Mobile print enables printing direct from your smartphone or tablet through brand specific apps.


General information:
  • Minimum Mac operating system required: MP Driver including Scanning Utility.
  • Minimum Windows operating system required: Easy-PhotoPrint Editor (download).
  • 3.7cm display.
  • Photo editing software included.
  • Weight 6.3kg.
  • Includes Fine cartridges, UK power cord Set-up and CD-ROM Manuals.
  • Ink cartridge included.
  • Size H14.8, W40.3, D31.5cm.
  • Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee.
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  1. Poohpar's avatar
    Good price for a good printer - image and text quality very good, scanner very quick. Quiet to use, small size, wireless printing works very well. As with all these types of printers, if you print lots - especially colour- you might be better looking elsewhere, otherwise recommended
  2. clay's avatar
    Cost for new ink is shocking.
    Cocola's avatar
    £17 for the smallest black ink for a yield of 180 pages. So that's 9p per page without even taking into consideration the cost of electricity. (edited)
  3. harrythefish's avatar
    Read this deal before plumping for an HP Envy. Had 3 Canons in the last 15 years. Not really impressed with their durability. One lasted just over a year then went dead. The latest is printing black with a double vision effect and I've exhausted all the 'cures'.

    For low profile home printers there are now only 2 brands it seems - Canon and HP. Chose the HP Envy 6020e based on appearance and the fact it has a concealed paper tray.
    gundwani's avatar
    I have a Canon Pixma which won't connect to my ThinkPad because drivers can't be updated. I was grumpy but then looked at my order history and had actually bought it in 2008! So can't complain about Canon longevity myself...
  4. The_Best77's avatar
    Solid price for double sided printing.

    Cost of ink on the other hand...
  5. jai247's avatar
    Good price
  6. robmiller667's avatar
    Was about to buy a new printer after my Canon turned itself into a brick 2 plus months ago and it turns out it was an issue with one of rhe cloud printing services and now that has been fixed,the printer works again. Glad I didn't throw it away. It is 6 yrs old and still works fine.
  7. harrythefish's avatar
    I've always avoided using any Cloud printing, everything stays inside my home WiFI. Thus I skipped all the cloud and user account stuff with HP this time around. Initially it looked like the HP cannot scan without an account, however there is a separate 'HP Scan and Capture' Windows app that solves it. When my earlier Canon bricked after just over 1 year, the power would not even turn on.
    Jabaltariq's avatar
    With regards to printers packing up! I'm on the 3rd HP breaking down, all around a year and a half. Looking for another brand that might be reliable.
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