Canon Expands Their MAXIFY And imageCLASS Printers Lineup

This new year Canon has expanded two of its printer lineup, the Canon MAXIFY and imagCLASS lineups. Two new printer models have been added to both of the printers' lineups, bombarding the customers with a lot more choices to get confused with.

 

On the inkjet side, the 4-in-1 Canon MAXIFY GX4020($499.00) printer that can print, copy, scan, and fax is added. Not only that, a 3-in-1 Canon MAXIFY printer, the GX3020($399.00), is also coming; however, it can only print, scan, and copy; you won't get the faxing facility with it. These models make use of a continuous ink delivery system, which can drastically cut ink costs by employing high-volume ink bottles.

 

On the laser printing side, you are sure to welcome the brand-new imageCLASS MF264dw($229.00) and MF262dw($199.00) printers. They are standard 3-in-1 multifunction printers that add to Canon's portfolio of specialized Black-and-white laser printers. 

 

We will be taking a close look at all four of the printers closely so that you can better know if this new-year gift Conon has bought is for you or not. You might want to consider reading it through in case you are curious enough.

The Canon MAXIFY lineup

The new Canon MAXIFY printers may aid the post-pandemic economy. They are ideal for hybrid and remote employees who want to update their home office and have a decent amount of printing requirements. Small company owners who need to manage their daily work quickly and swiftly can also benefit from it.

Key features of the Canon MAXIFY lineup

Printing Speed

Both the printers, the Canon MAXIFY GX4020 and GX3020 printers, can print up to 18 images per minute (IPM) in black and white and 13 images in color.

Paper Holding Capacity

Each includes numerous paper compartments, including a 250-sheet front-loading cassette and a 100-sheet back tray. On top of that, an alternative rear flat tray is also there for you to keep paper thin.

Ink Capacity

The Canon MAXIFY GX4020 and GX3020 printers perform quite well on the inking capacity. Both have a color ink capacity of 14,000 sheets and a black ink capacity of 6,000 sheets.

Warranty and Support

You are getting a three-year limited warranty, which is standard for most canon printers. Replacement and maintenance of cartridges are really easy. Both the cartridges and prints head are available and sold separately to promote printer longevity.

Environment Friendly

Both printers are environmentally conscious. They conform to EPEAT Gold 4 standards. They also have a small footprint, which makes them convenient for compact desks and offices.

PosterArtist Software Compatibility

The Canon's all-new MAXIFY printers are compatible with PosterArtist software. PosterArtist Online is a design application for all levels of users that allows them to make professional-looking posters, banners, signs, and all.

The imageCLASS Lineup

New printers from the imageCLASS Lineup are good for those who are looking forward to a reliable printer for their daily documents needs. Ideal users are those who need to print office documents or casual school notes and don't need color printing. Being laser printers, they are ideal for offices, home offices, schools, and industries, where printing quality is not big of a concern.

Key Features of imageCLASS Lineup 

Adjustable Control Panel

The new imageCLASS printers come with an adjustable control panel. The panel is a backlit screen, and it is simple to operate. The viewing angles are decent; you can work without a problem whether you are sitting or standing.

Warranty and Support

You are getting a three-year limited warranty along with these printers as well. Replacement and maintenance of cartridges are really easy. Both the cartridges and prints head are available and sold separately to promote printer longevity.

Features of Canon MAXIFY GX4020

Multifunction

Print, copy, scan, and fax all be done with a single machine only.

Duplex Printing

The Canon MAXIFY GX4020 has a built-in duplex, which means both side printing and scanning can be done in a single go.

Printing Speed

The GX4020 can print black and white pages as fast as 18 ppm. Color pages, however, the color pages come out a bit slow with 13 ppm.

Features of MAXIFY GX3020

Multifunction

The printer can print, scan, and copy. However, it can not be faxed.

Duplex Printing

The MAXIFY GX3020 has a built-in duplex, which means both side printing and scanning can be done in a single go.

Printing Speed

The GX3020 is identical to the GX4020 when it comes to printing speed. It prints with a speed of 18ppm, and 13ppm for monochrome and color printing, respectively.

Features of imageCLASS MF264dw

Duplex Printing

It has a built-in duplex, making printing and scanning on both sides easy.

Ideal Usage

The machine is ideal for heavy-duty office use, and it has a monthly Duty Cycle of 30,000 pages.

Printing Speed

The imageCLASS machines being work-grade machines, are comparatively faster than the inkjet printers. They can print up to 28 pages per minute.

Features of imageCLASS MF262dw

Printing Speed

The printing speed with the imageCLASS MF262dw is really good. You can churn out up to 30 pages per minute.

First Print out Speed

It takes up to 5.1 seconds to print out the first page.

Display Panel

The printer has a 5-line black and white LCD screen for your ease of use.

Conclusion

Now that you have a good idea about all four of the printers, it is time for you to decide which one to buy. It does not matter which one you will choose; one thing you won't get from any of the printers is disappointment. You can go ahead with the Canon MAXIFY series if you want a printer that can churn out high-quality images. And if you are not concerned with the quality of images and want a reliable printer that can do all of your office printing work, then imagCLASS printers would be great for you.

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