Canon Maxify GX3050 Multifunktionsskrivare

Purchased about a month ago. It was easy to set up, and is easy to use.

Does exactly what I needed, excellent printer ,quality of printing is good particularly the duplex system. To early to comment on running costs but hopefully using bottles should result in a saving.

This is a great colour printer! I bought it to avoid the expensive and wasteful cartridges and it does the job extremely well

It's now a month since I bought (and started using) my GX3050, and overall I am very pleased with it. It is certainly an improvement on my previous Canon printer, which had an unfortunate habit of waiting for each page to dry, a feature which slowed everything down considerably. But this one prints away quite merrily, so that I now don't hesitate to print a long document — without worrying about the time it will take, and also without refilling the paper tray, thanks to its excellent capacity.

This is my first printer that uses bottles of ink instead of cartridges, but any concerns I had were quickly dispelled when I found the refilling process to be straightforward and drip-free, making me regret not opting for ink-fill previously.

However, I was only able to give the printer four stars instead of five because it has one feature which is a daily nuisance for me. My eyesight is not good, and the messages on the tiny (one inch square!) information window are in such tiny print that I have to resort to a magnifying glass. It seems such a pity that, when everything else about this printer is an improvement on the previous one, Canon have economised on the display, which seems to be a retrograde move in today's marketplace.

In every other respect I am happy with my GX3050.

My boutique business has a low-use for printing, so this printer was right on the money in terms of general office needs. The print quality is good enough for client presentations and training materials.

Set up and use is simple and it's nice touch to be able to see the ink levels without having to rely on cartridges, which also feels better for the environment