The MG5350 is the mid-range, 3-in-1, wi-fi model from Canon's range of five new multifunction inkjets. It's an all-rounder and will suit those looking for a machine for the home which can print both office documents and...

Good cost per page for office documents; Good print quality for office docs and photos; Fast and responsive / Can print to CD; Wi-fi / Double-sided on all functions; Good scanner

Still no touchscreen; Tends towards red on photos

This is a great All in 1 printer that does everything I need, including printing CD/DVD's. The Quality of Photo prints are outstanding. Can print photos straight from my mobile phone.

Inexpensive; quality of photo prints; quiet

slow to start printing; purges each time you print

Had my printer for 3 years and then it died. Probably the power supply board failed as another user wrote here. Furthermore it's more or less impossible to have it connected over WiFi, especially the scan function which worked maybe one time for me over the course of 3 years.

The Pixma MG5350 is a clone of the MG6150 but slower and without the grey cartridge. This model is nevertheless fast enough and gives good quality.

Good cost per page for office documents; Good print quality for office docs and photos; Fast and responsive; Can print to CD; Wi-fi; Double-sided on all functions; Good scanner

Still no touchscreen; Tends towards red on photos

just purchased this after my old canon pixma 780 went pop after 11 years of heavy use great improvements in design , a better printer with great results ideal for everyday use

Excellent printer, breeze to set up. Wifi excellent, works wireless with iphone and laptop. Good quick printing, simple interface and set up. Like the individual inks, so no waste.

Canon's 2011 Pixma all-in-one refresh sees five new models arrive, but it's the one in the middle that caught our eye. The MG5350 lacks the six-ink print engine of the dearer MG6250, and the film scanner of the tank-like top-end MG8250, but for most home users it strikes the perfect balance between...

Like most other reviewers, I am satisfied with the quality of this printer. This is my third consecutive Canon inkjet. The recent one (MP610) had a print-head issue but had served well. One of the reasons for sticking with Canon was the economy of replacing consumables.

Reliable; Easy Setup; Durable; Sharp Tones & Colors; Easy to use

Slow Print Speed; Large Footprint; High Ink Consumption

Easy to set up - a matter of a couple of minutes. Prints a full colour A4 photo in under a minute and the quality (on photo-paper) is superb. Also, appears to be pretty frugal in ink use - we have printed 5 full-colour A4 prints on the inks that came in the box (which are a considerably smaller...

Canon's 2011 Pixma all-in-one refresh sees five new models arrive, but it's the one in the middle that caught our eye. The MG5350 lacks the six-ink print engine of the dearer MG6250, and the film scanner of the tank-like top-end MG8250, but for most home users it strikes the perfect balance between...