imageCLASS MF751Cdw - Wireless Duplex Color Laser Printer, Multifunction with Copier, Scanner, Automatic Document Feeder, Mobile Ready, 3 Year Limited Warranty, 35 PPM, White

This Canon imageCLASS MF751Cdw has been an excellent upgrade for my home office. The print quality is sharp and vibrant for both color and black-and-white, and the 35 PPM speed is no joke — it gets through large jobs quickly without slowing down. The scanner and copier functions work smoothly, and the automatic document feeder saves a ton of time. Setup was straightforward, and connecting it to Wi-Fi and mobile devices was much easier than I expected. I can print directly from my phone with zero issues. Duplex printing works flawlessly, and the touchscreen menu is very responsive and easy to navigate. It’s a larger printer, but that’s expected for this level of performance. What you get in return is speed, reliability, and professional-quality output. The 3-year limited warranty is also a nice peace of mind. Overall, this is a powerful all-in-one color laser printer that feels built to last. Highly recommend for home offices or small businesses.

This is my second Canon printer/scanner. My first one lasted more than 15 years. This one is quiet, fast, prints great (doesn't smudge), and was relatively inexpensive.

Microsoft ended support for Windows 10 fall 2025 but it seems they blanket included the 'Group Policy Client' software to all WIN 10 users. GPC is to allow control of PC's in a business. But of the three versions of Windows 10, the Home Edition (most common) does not allow access to the controls of the software which covers adding printers! So at Printer installation you may see WIN error 0x00000709, be unable to add it as a printer, set it as the default printer, or be noticed the driver is unavailable or not is loaded, and be unable to network. GPS in the Home Edition causes these problems. Canon and Amazon Techs will give you to Regedit entries to do, which doesn't work.. Easiest solution is to reinstall Windows. Use Reset with the Windows on your PC not from the Cloud. That way you don't lose your personal files, then add the Canon printer. Negative Reviews below appear to be central to this issue. The printer is actually pretty good when you can get Microsoft to allow the correct permissions to use it.

This was a great price and the printer does a good job. Set up is a little confusing and could be much clearer. I’m only giving it four stars though because even when you said it to print at 1200 dpi, the image quality leaves a bit to be desired. I mean it looks good. It’s not bad but it’s not nearly as sharp as I had hoped it would be but then again at this price point maybe I shouldn’t be complaining consider considering a 1200 DPI color laser printer is usually three times the cost of what I paid for this. A lot of reviews unfairly rated this because of how long the starter toner cartridges last and that’s just ridiculous because no starter cartridges print very much whether it’s laser or ink jet. You would think that these people have never purchased a printer as this has been the practice since at least the 90s when I bought my first printer. Once she replaced the starter cartridges with high capacity ones, the ink glass a very long time when you get lots of printing out of them And a lot of the reviews complained about the cost of the toner cartridges, but again, these people must have never used a laser printer before and are comparing it to the cost of inject cartridges, which is Fulharty. A toner cartridge will print 100 times more than an inkjet cartridge ever will, and it’s actually a lot more cost-effective to print on a laser printer than using inkjet. So please ignore those reviews because they’re coming from people that don’t know what they’re talking about. On the subject of toner cartridges, unlike brands like HP that put microchips in their toner so that you can’t use a generic, Canon does not do there and you can use third-party toner if you want to save money. I just bought some generic toner cartridges and we’ll see how they do as I’ve had good and bad luck with that in the past and usually find myself just going with the brand name cartridge from the manufacturer because it usually has better color, less mirroring, and all those things that usually make the extra cost worthwhile, but we will see.

I rarely give anything 5 stars as there is almost always room for improvement but this printer gets 5 for its ease of setup, conservative use of toner, excellent performance, and relatively low price. I only use it on WiFi and this includes transmitting a color scanned image or document directly into an app on my PC without having to scan to a USB drive, moving the drive to my PC, looking for the file, copying the file to a local drive, and then opening it with my app. Apple and microsoft guest users have no problem printing over WiFi. This is a business class machine that doesn't auto-install unneeded applications and that has had a fair amount of us for almost a year during which there have been no problems or issues. I expect the excellent print quality to continue for years to come and I highly recommend this for a home or small office.

We bought this device for our home, attracted by some good reviews and the features. It is very difficult to set up; we are still struggling to get basic features operational. An absurd problem - the pamphlet supplied with the machine has printed misinformation. The pamphlet refers you to a website for FAQs and to download the manual. The website does not perform these tasks. I called the company; the very nice reception person knew nothing of the information on the pamphlet. She did refer me to a functional website, from which we were able to download the manual. Unfortunately, the manual is long and confusing to use. To get some functions to work we ended up searching for an online community of Canon users. We obtained some useful information, after weeding through some unhelpful postings. We reached by telephone a service rep from Canon who ultimately helped us activate the basic functions we want. Much of what we want to do does NOT need the cumbersome sets of controls and connections which the manual outlines. The "Remote UI" is not actually needed. The touch screen often fails to register pressing over an icon. Scan quality (scanning an image and sending it to a computer) is quite good. However, establishing the functionality to accomplish this task was frustrating. It appears that we will not be able to scan an image and send it by email from the machine, despite the purported capability to do this task. Print quality is reasonably good for text and images, perhaps not as good as other devices. Bottom line - poor touch screen, bad instruction manual, and complex set up render this device a very problematic purchase. Seek an alternative.

We have had this for awhile. Prints fast, love that it will print two sides. A little big. But works for what we need.

Great price for a very nice printer... But it comes with a hidden cost (TIME and frustration). The included driver did not work with Windows 11. HP's website did not describe they were aware of the issue or offer a solution. I had to call tech support--- and they were impressivly rude. I was amazed. It should have been just an updated patch... on their website. It took me 30 min on support, got yelled at a few times...for asking questions and ultimatly I had to type in a cryptic web address the Tech support read to me over the phone to get the tiny driver patch. 3-Starts because it is a nice printer anad a good price. It would have been 5-stars, if they had the issue described on their website and a patch available.