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Canon Printer PIXMA TS3150, 2 years warranty - £39.99 @ Lidl
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Posted 7 July 2022

Canon Printer PIXMA TS3150, 2 years warranty - £39.99 @ Lidl

£39.99
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All-in-One inkjet printer for printing, scanning and copying
Produces crisp, clear documents and vivid, borderless photos (up to 5 x 7”)
Wireless printing from smartphones and tablets via the Canon PRINT App
Easy-to-use buttons and 3.8cm LCD screen
Flatbed photo and document scanner
Stylish and robust design with a fingerprint and scratch-resistant surface
Print resolution: up to 4800 x 1200 dpi
Mono print speed: 7.7 ISO pages/min
Colour print speed: 4.0 ISO pages/min
Hi-Speed USB (B Port)
Wi-Fi: IEEE802.11 b/g/n
Includes 2 FINE cartridges, set-up CD-ROM,
power cable and Quick Start Guide
Size: W43.5 x D31.6 x H14.5cm
2-year warranty
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  1. qwertqaz94's avatar
    Has anyone got one of these with an android phone, how does it perform when printing from there? Any cheap replacement ink cartridges?
    sheffield788's avatar
    I have one of their MG models and performs ok with the android phone. However, in terms of ink, it drinks like crazy and for my standards the ink is expensive. RRP close to £50, but often on sale at £35-40, while the non genuine ink is not much cheaper, at £30-35. I had several printers different brands, and while Canon printers are cheap, the ink is a rip off in comparison with other brands.
  3. lamboo's avatar
    Inkjets should be outlawed, daylight robbery when it comes to Canon printers not accepting 3rd party ink.
    Still got my old Canon but opted for Brother laser printer and no regrets
    heavywater's avatar
    Less of a problem now with tank printers. Also colour print quality on laser printers is substantially lower, so depends on use case; if you're just printing off graphs and diagrams you're fine with laser, if you want to do photos you're kind of forced into inkjet.
  4. Rammiefied's avatar
    Does anyone know if this any good for photos?
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