Canon MegaTank MAXIFY GX2020 All-in-One Wireless Color Printer – Print, Copy, Scan with Duplex Printing – Refillable Tank System, Compact Desktop Design – Wireless Print Scan Copy for Home & Office

I’ve been using the Canon MegaTank MAXIFY GX2020 for a few months now, and I’m genuinely impressed with how well it performs across the board. Setup was straightforward it walked me through each step right on the touchscreen, and within minutes, I had it connected to Wi-Fi and ready to print from my laptop and phone. The build quality feels solid, and the compact design fits nicely on my desk without taking up too much space. The print quality is excellent crisp text, deep blacks, and vibrant colors, whether I’m printing business documents, marketing materials, or the occasional photo. The speed is surprisingly fast for an inkjet, and it handles double-sided printing automatically, which saves both time and paper. What really makes this printer stand out is the MegaTank system. The refillable ink tanks are a game-changer. Instead of constantly buying expensive cartridges, I just top off the tanks when needed and after hundreds of pages, I’ve barely made a dent in the ink levels. It’s economical, eco-friendly, and ideal for anyone who prints frequently. The scanner and copier functions are equally smooth. The automatic document feeder is convenient for multi-page scans, and the quality remains sharp. I’ve used the Canon PRINT app for remote printing, and it’s intuitive I can print straight from my phone, even when I’m not home. Overall, this printer delivers professional-grade performance for both home and small office use. Between the low cost per page, impressive quality, and reliable wireless features, the Canon MAXIFY GX2020 easily earns a solid five stars from me. It’s one of those devices that just works efficiently, quietly, and consistently every time. Highly recommended for anyone tired of overpriced cartridges or unreliable printers.

The Canon MegaTank MAXIFY GX2020 has been a fantastic addition to my home setup. Print quality is excellent across the board—documents are crisp, photos look surprisingly good for an office‑focused machine, and scanning is clean and accurate. What really sets this printer apart is the MegaTank system. The refillable tanks make ink costs dramatically lower than traditional cartridges, and it’s great knowing I won’t be constantly buying replacements. Setup was straightforward, and I’ve had zero issues with connectivity. Mine is hard‑wired to the router, and both my phone and laptop print over Wi‑Fi without any hiccups. Paper handling has also been flawless so far—no jams, no misfeeds, just smooth operation. For anyone looking for a dependable all‑in‑one that delivers quality output and saves money on ink, the GX2020 is an excellent choice. It’s compact, efficient, and a genuinely good value.

Installation was easy and the product features are on point. Fax: I don't use this feature. Printing: The printer was easy to setup and only took a few minutes to get installed and running after unpacking. I absolutely love the ink tanks in the printer. There are no cartridges to buy. There are very affordable refill containers that you use to fill the tanks within the printer. Yeah... so much better. The printer was fast and quiet. The quality is good and I am very pleased. Scanning: There a re a couple of features I really appreciate. I can scan directly to with my email or to one of many cloud services. There is a template creator where I can create multiple custom scan destinations. So nice to choose where I want it to go and eliminate extra steps. The document feeder and scanning is relatively fast. it The only CON I have is the app used to manage the printer is slow to load. I have a 1GB fiber internet connection and although tolerable... it is a place for improvement. The app is not needed for regular printing, but for scanning and faxing.

I wanted a reliable, easy to use printer/scanner that could be connected to my computer without dependence on Wi-Fi, and this is it. I had an HP printer/scanner that was totally dependent on Wi-Fi and interface with HP. It was overly complicated, and the print quality was disappointing. I also disliked the automatic high monthly billing for "instant ink" from HP. This Canon model is a breeze to use in comparison. If you want to have access via Wi-Fi, too, that is an option, but I wanted to use a USB connection. I also like having control over ink supply, and this Canon Mega Tank holds a lot of ink. You can see the ink levels through a small window on the front of the unit. No guessing about when to get more. The print quality is good, and pages print quickly.

I cannot express how much I do not like this printer. And note that, the only reason why it gets one ⭐ instead of none is because #1, we can't and #2 it does print black and white documents well and at a decent pace. I did research on photo printers and this one came up time and time again as a good quailty printer. For plain documents with no images, sure. But for it to boast that it does great photo printing, it absolutely does not. This printer is a terrible photo or image printer. And yes, I checked the types of paper that are compatible with it. Let me tell you why I dislike it so much... -Images are blurry and dull. (I tried the Canon print app, the Canon create app, just plain printing from the open photo, and from Publisher. The last was the best, but still not great.) - EVERY SINGLE TIME you load the paper, you have to select the paper size. For 8 1/2 X 11, standard size paper, you just have to click that setting each and every time. But outside of that, different names for the sizes without explanation are a hassle to figure out, and then when you're printing you have to select the size that you put in the paper tray. It doesn't seem complicated , extra yes, but complicated you wouldn't think so... until for instance you put 5x7 envelope paper in the tray and you choose the setting envelope (not D10), and then when you try to print on said envelope it won't print. Why?! why!? If the printer thinks that what you're printing isn't the same as what you put in the tray based on the settings, it won't print. So even though I put the envelopes in the tray, and I set it to envelopes, and then I tried to print envelopes, they still wouldn't print regardless of what app I used. I had this with several things I tried to print that we're not envelopes, and for the record, there are only two envelope settings. I tried printing on eight and a half by 11 cardstock and it wouldn't print because I didn't select the right option (but note, weight options aren't clear or specified), but heavyweight paper and cardstock weren't options on the printer so I couldn't get them to print and you can't choose plain paper for everything because that won't print either. You can't use plain paper and try to print photos because that won't print! It makes no sense! -Most of the paper settings aren't American standard, several of them are Japanese specific paper settings and sizes, that even though I looked them up, I still couldn't figure out how to make the printer print. I tried the Canon FAQs and help site, and it was not as helpful as they thought it would be. There were a few okay features: - The starter ink is a lot. More than an entire fill for each color. -It does print regular B&W documents well and pretty quickly. -After you connect the first device for wireless printing, it's really easy to connect other devices. Those were worth the 1 star. I would never recommend this printer to anyone. I don't even want to keep it myself. Even though I got a deal, it's not a deal if it doesn't do what you need it to.

Easy setup, does very nice pictures, not very much colored ink, but at least it's better than a tiny cartridge. Canon colored inks have changed over the years where they yield less and less pictures per cartridge. At one time I bought a very expensive Canon printer and I printed 170 picture on one set of cartridges. Today's cartridges you cannot do that. Everytime I buy a new printer, I get less and less pictures. This new printer will help get more pictures without buying loads of cartridges. The operation of the printer is pretty much straight forward with no surprises or gotchas . I've had no paper jams. The paper tray adjustments are very stiff and difficult to slide back and forth. Kinda frustrating at times. Installing the printer heads was easy. But, opening up the top cover was difficult. No instructions on how to open the print head carrier. You have to wing it and hopefully you don't break something. The print heads are 100 percent replaceable if they go bad . Going on past use of Canon printers. You need to use Canon photo paper for the best results. Using other brands of photo paper the colors might look off. Warning for anyone who buys this printer. The black ink tank doesn't last very long. Canon designed this with relatively small ink tanks.

I’m very impressed with the GX2020. The print quality is sharp, the colors are clean, and the ink efficiency is outstanding. The MegaTank system really makes a huge difference—after multiple days of printing documents and labels, the ink levels barely moved. Setup was straightforward, wireless connection is stable, and the scanning/copying functions are smooth and fast. The printer is also much quieter than I expected. For home office or small business use, this model delivers excellent value and long-term savings. Highly recommended if you want a reliable all-in-one printer without worrying about running out of ink.

I've had this printer since October 2024 and it was working perfectly; very easy to set up out of the box. After a couple of months, I noticed it wasn't printing correctly when trying to use blues or purple so after a lot of research on it and trying every trick in the book, I had to contact canon and they immediately sent me a replacement printer without any hassles. I don't like the fact that the printer gave me printing issues so soon after receiving the printer but I am glad that canon's customer support took care of sending me a replacement without any issues and I didn't have to send the previous printer back until I received the new one and return shipping was covered so that was nice. Not often these days where a tech company actually abides by their warranty.