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Canon PIXMA Inkjet Printers

The Canon PIXMA range is Canon’s core home inkjet printer family. These printers are compact, wireless, and designed for households, students, and home offices printing documents, schoolwork, and occasional photos.

Canon PIXMA TS3660 ($68.59) : The most affordable wireless PIXMA multifunction printer in the stocked range. Prints, scans, and copies. Compact footprint suited to light home use.

Canon PIXMA MG3660 ($79.03) : Wireless multifunction printer with automatic duplex printing at a low price point. A strong all-round home printer for moderate use.

Canon PIXMA TS7760 ($119.35) : Upgraded 5-colour ink system delivers noticeably better photo quality than standard 4-colour printers. Includes wireless, duplex printing, and touchscreen controls.

Canon PIXMA TR4665 ($86.94) : Entry-level home office multifunction printer with automatic duplex, fax, and ADF support. One of the most feature-rich Canon printers under $100.

Canon PIXMA HOME TR7660a ($178.50) : Larger touchscreen, improved paper handling, and better scanning workflow than the TR4665. Suited to home offices with regular printing and scanning needs.

Canon PIXMA TS9565a 13-Pack Value Bundle ($319.22) : Premium 6-colour PIXMA multifunction printer bundled with a full ink set and paper pack. Good value for users planning frequent photo or colour printing.

Canon PIXMA TR160 ($429.64) : Battery-powered portable wireless printer designed for mobile printing away from the office or home. Suitable for on-site work, vehicles, and travelling professionals.

Canon MegaTank Refillable Ink Tank Printers

Canon MegaTank printers replace traditional cartridges with large refillable ink tanks. The upfront purchase price is higher, but the running cost per page is dramatically lower for users printing regularly.

Canon PIXMA G3675 ($342.50) / G3670 ($342.50) : Wireless 3-in-1 MegaTank multifunction printers supporting print, scan, and copy functions. Black bottle yields are approximately 6,000 pages, while colour yields reach around 7,700 pages.

These models do not include automatic duplex printing, so double-sided printing requires manually re-feeding paper.

Canon MAXIFY GX4060 ($723.31) : Business-focused MegaTank multifunction printer with automatic duplex, ADF, fax, and faster print speeds than the PIXMA G-series. Designed for regular office document printing.

Canon MAXIFY GX7160 ($916.44) : Canon’s premium MegaTank office multifunction printer. Adds Ethernet networking, larger paper capacity, and stronger shared office capability compared to the GX4060.

Canon Selphy Compact Photo Printers

Canon Selphy printers are dedicated photo printers using dye-sublimation technology rather than standard inkjet printing.

Dye-sublimation produces laminated, water-resistant photo prints with much better durability and colour consistency than normal inkjet photo printing.

Canon Selphy CP1500B / CP1500W ($230.79) : Compact wireless photo printer producing 10x15cm prints. Supports Wi-Fi, USB, camera, and memory card printing. Uses Canon RP-108 ink and paper packs.

Canon Selphy Square QX20 ($240.46) : Portable square-format wireless photo printer available in multiple colours. Produces compact 68x68mm prints designed for creative and social use. Uses Canon XS-20L consumables.

Things Worth Knowing Before You Buy

MegaTank printers suit regular printing. If you replace ink cartridges frequently, a MegaTank model such as the G3675 or GX4060 usually becomes cheaper long-term because bottle ink costs are substantially lower per page.

Standard PIXMA printers are still better for occasional use. If you only print a few pages each month, the lower upfront cost of a cartridge printer like the TS3660 or MG3660 often makes more financial sense.

The PIXMA G-series does not include auto duplex. Models such as the G3675 and G3670 require manual re-feeding for two-sided printing. Users needing automatic duplex should consider the MAXIFY GX4060 or GX7160 instead.

Selphy printers are designed only for photo printing. Selphy printers produce significantly better small photo prints than standard inkjet printers but are not intended for office documents or general printing tasks.

Selphy consumables are model-specific. The CP1500 and QX20 use completely different paper and ribbon systems, so consumables are not interchangeable between models.

Why Should You Purchase Canon Printers From Ink Depot?

Ink Depot has supplied printers and consumables to Australian homes and businesses for more than 20 years.

All Canon printers are dispatched from Australian distribution centres located in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide.

Free shipping applies on orders over $99, and all Canon printers are backed by Canon’s manufacturer warranty. Ink Depot also offers a 90-day return policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which Canon PIXMA is best for occasional home use with scanning?

The Canon PIXMA TR4665 ($86.94) is one of the best-value options because it includes automatic duplex, ADF scanning, fax, wireless printing, and scanning at a relatively low price.

If you scan regularly and want a better touchscreen and faster overall performance, the Canon TR7660a ($178.50) is the stronger option.

2. Is the Canon G3675 MegaTank worth buying over a normal PIXMA printer?

If you print more than around 100–150 pages per month, the lower running cost of MegaTank ink bottles usually offsets the higher purchase price relatively quickly.

For occasional printing, standard cartridge PIXMA models like the TS3660 or MG3660 are usually cheaper overall.

3. What is the difference between the Canon MAXIFY GX4060 and GX7160?

Both are business-focused MegaTank multifunction printers with duplex printing, ADF, and fax support.

The GX7160 adds Ethernet networking, larger paper capacity, and a higher monthly duty cycle, making it better suited to shared office environments.

The GX4060 is usually the better option for single-user home offices or smaller teams.

4. Do Canon Selphy photo prints fade over time?

Canon Selphy printers use dye-sublimation technology with a protective laminate coating applied during printing.

Canon rates Selphy prints for very high fade resistance when stored correctly, with substantially better resistance to fingerprints, moisture, and fading than normal inkjet photo prints.