Canon PIXMA MP610 Expert Reviews

Sometimes what's new and exciting in a new printer or all-in-one (AIO) is obvious from the instant you take it out of the box. Sometimes such highlights show up during testing, things like impressively fast performance, eye-catching high quality, or ...

Fast. High-quality photos. Prints, scans (including scans to e-mail), and works as a standalone copier.

Full-page graphics on plain paper tend to make the paper curl.

The Canon Pixma MP610 Photo All-In-One is hardly changed from the Editors' Choice MP600 it replaces in Canon's line, although it offers a few well-hidden refinements.

The Canon Pixma MP610 Photo All-In-One is hardly changed from the Editors' Choice MP600 it replaces in Canon's line, but it offers a few well-hidden refinements.

Fast. High-quality photos. Prints, scans (including scans to e-mail), and works as a standalone copier

Full-page graphics on plain paper tend to make the paper curl

The Canon Pixma MP610 Photo All-In-One is hardly changed from the Editors' Choice MP600 it replaces in Canon's line, although it offers a few well-hidden refinements.

The Canon Pixma MP610 is similar to last year's acclaimed MP600 multifunction printer copier scanner, except the addition of a Dual Gamut Processing Technology scanning engine and a scanning resolution of 4,800dpi.

The quick and quiet Canon Pixma MP610 offers great mono and photo print quality, and exceptional scans, but it lacks either Wi-Fi or PictBridge connectivity.

If desk space is limited, combining your fax, printer and scanner makes a lot of sense. We take a look at the Canon Pixma MP610, Epson Stylus RX585, HP Photosmart C4380, Kodak EasyShare ESP 5 and Lexmark's X4650 and X4875 printers to see which offers ...

WITH a load of features and an intuitive menu system, this is one of the best multifunctions around.

Cheap consumables, great scanning quality, decent printing quality

No Ethernet, print quality not as good as the MP970

With a load of features, cheap consumables and an intuitive menu system, the PIXMA MP610 is possibly the best value multifunction on the market. Its print quality may have some flaws when compared to its bigger brother, the MP970, but its scanning ...

Cheap consumables, great scanning quality, decent printing quality

No Ethernet, print quality not as good as the MP970

With a load of features, cheap consumables and an intuitive menu system, the PIXMA MP610 is possibly the best value multifunction on the market. Its print quality may have some flaws when compared to its bigger brother, the MP970, but its scanning ...

This is a rather squashed looking grey unit, but it does have some surprises, it is an All In One unit, it can print direct onto CD's and DVD's and while on printing, in custom mode you get close to 30PPM.

Printing with black output was only slightly slower at around 20PPM a perfectly acceptable speed for me especially if 30PPM is achievable from the stated 31PPM

Canon scores top marks with its excellent all-in-one device

Very fast ; Great quality prints ; Fantastic scanner

Quite pricey

Rounding off the feature set, the multi-format memory card reader, colour LCD and intuitive controls make direct photo printing a breeze. We really couldn't ask for more from the Canon MP610

Canon's PIXMA MP600 has been the mainstay of its all-in-one range, so it'll be a hard act for the newly introduced PIXMA MP610 to follow. Both machines are intended for the small and home office markets, ...

While there's not a huge difference between Canon's PIXMA MP610 and the MP600 it replaced, the increased resolution in the scanner and improved automatic photo fixing are both welcome. Canon's range of all-in-ones remains one of the best on the market ...